RELATED: American Burmese cat – evolution and comparison with European Burmese Here are 14 facts about the Burmese cat presented succinctly to make it a quick read. The body shape of the Burmese varies from country to country. In Australia … Continue reading →
It is worth noting that there are significant differences between the European Burmese and the American Burmese. You may know that but the breed has diverged into two types, almost 2 different breeds depending upon which side of the Atlantic … Continue reading →
I endeavour to answer the question as to why Burmese cats are 5 times more likely than other breeds to develop Type II diabetes? The general view is that Burmese cats are about 5 times more likely than other cat … Continue reading →
Pointed cat with hard-to-see points The Burmese cat is a pointed cat meaning that it has darker extremities than the areas in the middle of the body. However, the pointing may be difficult to see except in full sunlight. And, … Continue reading →
This is a lilac, European Burmese bred by Юлия Ланцова who lives in Moscow, Russia. It’s a very good picture and I think it illustrates this cat breed nicely. It also emphasises the fact that there is a difference between … Continue reading →
There was a Burmese cat rat catcher at Epsom Hospital! Allegedly an NHS porter brought a Burmese cat, Monty, into Epsom Hospital Surrey, England routinely and allowed Monty to roam around including in Accident and Emergency. A routine inspection found … Continue reading →
Burmese cats should have eyes which are brilliant and from yellow to gold in color.
Continue reading →The Burmese cat is friendly and relaxed. You will find that different authors have slightly different descriptions of the Burmese cat personality. Gloria Stevens a well-known cat breed expert says that the Burmese cat is a happy-go-lucky-taking-everything-in-stride cat! The Burmese … Continue reading →
This is a very short note in which I will state that it is said that the Burmese cat is the most likely to pro-actively defend his/her territory. I have never heard this before and the source of information is … Continue reading →
We tend to like pets that look like babies and some breed standards go for that look: round heads and big eyes. Do all breeders understand the consequences of their actions? I am not against dog and cat breeders. I … Continue reading →
