The question in the title is asking if Burmese cats make a lot of noise! The simple but slightly vague answer is that they will probably be more vocal than your typical domestic cat either purebred or non-purebred because they have some Siamese cat in them and the Siamese is known to be vocal. …
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 the Burmese is described as a “foreign type” which means slender whereas in North …
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, for example, the stable Burmese has dark brown points and a dark brown body …
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 North American and European Burmese cats. I’d like to discuss that briefly. Gloria Stephens …
This is a page on the Burmese cat written for children and people who like to see great cat pictures and easy to read words. The Burmese is a breed of cat. It is one of the main cat breeds and has been around for a long time. The Burmese cat comes from a …
Burmese Cat – Photo of Candido © copyright Helmi Flick Introduction It seems that for centuries this cat was found in the Far East, in Siam (now Thailand), Burma and the Malay Peninsula (now Malaysia). A female Burmese cat was imported into the USA in 1930. This imported cat was mated with a Seal …
I rescued a Burmese cat I found Tinky in the bushes in my front yard. She was crying terribly. I had never seen anything like her before and I was not even sure she was a cat! Very small, only 5 pounds at most. When I finally got the courage to pick her up …
2009: We are informed by the press (The Times Saturday 14th November) that there were no Burmese cats in Burma until they were recently re-introduced. I find this story very odd indeed. I am not sure that it is factually correct. I think it is a bit of a journalistic story. Was Burma ever …
