Sacred Burma

The sacred Burmese is a beautiful breed that immediately catches the eye with its silky coat and deep blue eyes. Originally from Asia, the Burmese is characterized by its graceful appearance and friendly character. It is one of the most popular cat breeds and is particularly suitable as a family pet or cuddly toy.

Sacred Burma

15-18 years

40 - 50cm

3 - 6kg

Dog jumps into the water

Personality

Suitable as a beginner dog

Deep
High

Average health

Deep
High

Affection for people

Deep
High

Character

Sacred Birmans are real cuddly cats! They are incredibly friendly and affectionate. They love to spend time with their humans and are often more "dog" than "cat" in their behavior. They like to follow you from room to room and sometimes demand to be stroked. These cats are very social and get on well with other pets and even children. They are not shy and are generally not afraid of strangers. Their playful yet calm nature makes them great companions that are suitable for both singles and families.

Grooming and hygiene of a sacred Burmese

A sacred Burmese's coat is long, silky and beautiful, but don't worry - it's not as high maintenance as some other long-haired cats. You should brush the coat once a week to remove loose hair and prevent matting. The fur can become matted more quickly, especially on the ears and belly, so take a closer look here. The Birman cat has no undercoat, which makes grooming a little easier. It is also important to regularly check the claws and clean the ears to avoid infections. As far as hygiene is concerned, Birmans are quite clean animals and have no special requirements.

Common health problems of a sacred Burma

Burmese cats are considered to be quite robust animals, but as with many breeds, they can also suffer from certain health problems. One of the most common is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), a heart condition that is common in cats. There is also a genetic predisposition to kidney problems, so a Birman should visit the vet regularly to monitor their health. Ensure a balanced diet to support weight and overall health. As with all cats, good dental hygiene is important for the Burmese, as dental problems can occur.

Does a sacred Burmese suit me?

If you're looking for a cat that not only looks beautiful, but also likes to be around you and needs lots of attention, then the Saint Birman could be ideal for you. It is perfect for someone who spends a lot of time at home and wants a cat that is both active and cuddly. Saint Birmans are ideal companions for people who love interacting with their furry friend and want to give them a little extra attention. They are also suitable for beginners as they are relatively easy to care for as long as you look after their fur regularly. However, if you are traveling a lot, you should make sure that your sacred Burmese has enough company and activity to avoid becoming lonely. If you want to buy a sacred Burmese in Switzerland, make sure it is a reputable sacred Burmese breed.

Cat insurance for a sacred Burmese

Even though the Sacred Burmese is generally considered a healthy breed, it is always advisable to take out cat insurance. Especially for a breed that is prone to certain health problems such as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy or kidney problems, insurance can be very helpful. This way, you are financially protected if your Birman becomes seriously ill or has an accident.

You can find more information about Burmese cat insurance here.