😺 Birman kittens
The Birman is a gentle, semi-longhaired colorpoint cat famous for its deep blue eyes and pure white 'gloves' on each paw. Sweet-tempered and people-oriented, it is affectionate without being demanding.
History & background
Known as the 'Sacred Cat of Burma,' the Birman is surrounded by temple legend and was established as a breed in France in the early 20th century. It was nearly lost during World War II and rebuilt from just a few surviving cats.
Is a Birman right for you?
It is ideal for families and multi-pet homes wanting a calm, loving lap cat. Birmans are social and gentle, getting along well with children, other cats, and dogs.
Care & health
The silky, single-layer coat resists matting and needs only weekly brushing, with modest seasonal shedding. Provide companionship and gentle play, as Birmans enjoy being close to their people. Screen breeding lines for HCM.
Birman FAQ
Do Birmans require a lot of grooming?
No. Their silky, single-layer coat rarely mats, so a weekly brushing usually keeps it in good condition.
Are Birmans good with other pets?
Yes. Birmans are gentle and sociable, typically getting along well with children, cats, and dogs.
Are Birmans lap cats?
Very much so. They are affectionate and enjoy close companionship, often following their people from room to room.
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