Is a Burmese cat a good pet?

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Curious, active, friendly, and fun loving, the Burmese is a great family cat for the larger home with a secure garden, and children old enough to understand how to respect a cat's space and interact appropriately.


?Why do Burmese cats live so long

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Burmese. Burmese cats also have a Siamese ancestor, which may explain their tendency to live up to 20 to 25 years. Some have even been known to live well into their 30s.


?How friendly are Burmese cats

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Cuddly, sociable and very trusting, the Burmese cat personality and temperament makes this breed one of the easiest to welcome into the family home.. They adore human company and will often seek you out at home, just to be near you.


?Are Burmese cats OK alone

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Burmese cats thrive on human attention and don't enjoy being left alone. They are a breed that are known to suffer from separation anxiety.



?Do Burmese cats talk a lot

Burmese cats are very vocal and can sometimes seem like they are talking to you. They are also accepting or tolerant of other animals in the house, like dogs. These cats have a low shedding rate and short hair. This makes them less likely to provoke an allergic reaction in people with sensitivities


?Are Burmese cats noisy

European cat enthusiasts considered the Burmese so beautiful that it became the foundation cat for many new breeds. Like its Siamese cousin, the Burmese cat is vocally expressive and thrives in households that don't mind lots of meowing.


?Are Burmese cats shy

Burmese cats, once worshiped in Burmese temples as an embodiment of gods and goddesses, expects nothing short of royal treatment from their humans in their modern world. With an outgoing and playful personality, the Burmese cat is a loyal companion that loves to spend time with their families


?Are Burmese cats difficult

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Burmese cats are overall friendly, sociable, and energetic felines. They can get along great with children of all ages, but interactions with young kids should be supervised. These cats can also get along well with cat-friendly dogs and other cats, particularly other Burmese.



?Are Burmese cats smart

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Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence.


?Are Burmese cats like dogs

They love being with people, but also gets along well with other cats and even dogs. One of their most endearing qualities is that they love to perform tricks. They readily learn to retrieve a toy in a very dog-like manner and earned the nickname “dog-cat” when they first appeared.


?Are Burmese cats deaf

Burmese cats are often affected by “Congenital Vestibular Syndrome”, a hereditary illness of the inner ear which can cause vertigo or deafness.


?Can Burmese cats fly

There are certain breeds that might not be able to fly as easily as others. Some airlines provide restrictions on what breeds cannot fly, like many brachycephalic cats (Burmese, Persian, Himalayan, & Exotic Shorthair). These breeds have snub noses and might have difficulty breathing at high altitudes.


?Are male or female Burmese cats better

Male Burmese are not more loving, more companionable, or more easy going as a GENDER than female cats as quite a few people have assumed or been told. In the same way, female Burmese are not more tempermental, prissy, shy or stand-offish than male Burmese.


?What is a fun fact about Burmese cats

According to the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA), Burmese cats exhibit puppy-like traits, which they retain from kittenhood into adulthood. Endlessly curious, the Burmese has a habit of getting into things. They like to investigate their owner's activities from a high vantage point—usually their owner's shoulders.


?Do Burmese cats need baths

Cats with extremely short coats like Siamese, Burmese, Cornish and Devon Rex can get along with few or no baths. Longhaired cats and other shorthairs with dense coats need to be bathed every 1-3 months. Persians should be bathed at least once a month.


?How old can Burmese cats live\

10-16 years

On average, Burmese cats have a lifespan of 10-16 years. However, it's not uncommon for a healthy Burmese cat to live beyond 16 years. According to the Westfield Animal Hospital, a Burmese cat once featured in the Guinness World Records for reaching 35 years of age.


?How many hours do Burmese cats sleep

How Many Hours a Day Do Cats Sleep? More than half of cats sleep between 12 and 18 hours a day. View Source , and nearly 40% of cats sleep more than 18 hours per day. As they grow older, a majority of cats sleep for more hours each day than they did in their younger years.


?Should I get 2 Burmese cats

Burmese need company so if you work full time or are out for most of the day we suggest you consider having two kittens. They don't both need to be Burmese although it is ideal if they are, and from the same litter.


?Are Burmese cats clean

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Weekly grooming is also a good way to check the skin/coat for any issues. You will find your precious Burmese will take very good care of themselves coat wise. They are very clean and meticulous cats


?Are Burmese good indoor cats

Burmese cats love to be inside with their pet parents, making them a great indoor cat breed. With their short and sleek fur, Burmese cats have a low-maintenance coat which ranges between beige and brown in colo


?Do Burmese cats get cold

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Burmese do not need hot house conditions, however unless your house has day and night central heating, or a boiler or stove which is always on during cold weather the kitten will need a heated bed or electrically heated pad with a covered flex, which you can buy from any good pet shop


?What color are Burmese cats

A Burmese cat's four common coat colors are sable (dark brown), platinum, blue, and champagne