Behaviour/Adaptability

With a gentle nature, the Birman is a friendly and outgoing cat. They like to know what is going on and enjoy being part of the action, however, they are not too intrusive. too intrusive. The Burmese’s activity level is moderate. They are gentle and patient, making them the perfect addition to any home. At They also get along well with other pets and children. Burmese can be noisy if their owner talks to them. owner talks to them.

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You won’t forget the first time you see a Burmese cat. These fantastic felines sport a lush cream-colored coat with contrasting dots (color on the underside of the legs, ears, face and tail) topped with snow-white gloves on all four legs and bright blue eyes. Burmese usually weigh between 2.5 and 3 kilos. Their luxurious coat is very easy to care for, as they have no undercoat to tangle or mat. The accepted top colors are: seal, blue, cream, chocolate, lilac, blue tortoise, lilac tortoise, seal tortoise, chocolate tortoise and blue cream. All Birman cats are born white and develop their color as they mature. It’s hard to describe perfection, but Burmese cats come pretty close. Burmese (originally known as the Sacred Birman Cat), an ancient member of the cat clan, have enchanted people for centuries. Once beloved by temple monks, these walking beauties have become popular pets around the world. Birmans are a medium-sized breed with a lush cream-colored coat with darker spots, white-gloved paws, and bright blue eyes. However, for all their glamour, Birman cats are anything but fussy. They are always outgoing, friendly and easy to care for.