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Birman
Cats Breed
medium
Size
15
Years Life Expectancy
1
Years to Maturity
About Birman
The Birman is a medium-sized cat breed originating from France. Weighing 3-7 kg, with a typical lifespan of 14-15 years (average 14.5 years). Known for being affectionate, active and gentle.
Detailed Overview
The Birman is a medium-sized domestic cat breed with origins in France. The Birman is a docile, quiet cat who loves people and will follow them from room to room. Expect the Birman to want to be involved in what you’re doing. He communicates in a soft voice, mainly to remind you that perhaps it’s time for dinner or maybe for a nice cuddle on the sofa. He enjoys being held and will relax in your arms like a furry baby. Adult cats typically weigh 3-7 kg. With proper care, they generally live 14-15 years, with an average life expectancy of 14.5 years.
Birmans are known for their affectionate, active, gentle and social nature. This breed exhibits moderate energy levels. They are particularly highly affectionate, socially oriented and adaptable. They are generally quiet cats with moderate vocalization.
Care for the Birman involves routine feline husbandry practices. Their grooming needs are relatively minimal with basic brushing. Cats reach full maturity around 1 years and enter senior status at approximately 11 years. Regular veterinary checkups, appropriate nutrition, and preventive care support optimal health and longevity.
The Birman can make an excellent companion for the right household. Proper socialization, environmental enrichment, and consistent care help ensure a well-adjusted and healthy companion.
As with all cats, individual personality can vary, and proper introduction to new environments and experiences during kittenhood helps develop a well-socialized adult cat.
Birmans are known for their affectionate, active, gentle and social nature. This breed exhibits moderate energy levels. They are particularly highly affectionate, socially oriented and adaptable. They are generally quiet cats with moderate vocalization.
Care for the Birman involves routine feline husbandry practices. Their grooming needs are relatively minimal with basic brushing. Cats reach full maturity around 1 years and enter senior status at approximately 11 years. Regular veterinary checkups, appropriate nutrition, and preventive care support optimal health and longevity.
The Birman can make an excellent companion for the right household. Proper socialization, environmental enrichment, and consistent care help ensure a well-adjusted and healthy companion.
As with all cats, individual personality can vary, and proper introduction to new environments and experiences during kittenhood helps develop a well-socialized adult cat.
Temperament
AffectionateActiveGentleSocial
Health Considerations
Quick Facts
Category:Cats
Size:medium
Weight:3 - 7 kg
Life Span:15 years
Maturity:1 years
Senior Age:11 years
Additional Information
adaptability score:5
affection level score:5
alternative names:Sacred Birman, Sacred Cat Of Burma
child friendly score:4
citations json:N/A
country code:FR
dog friendly score:5
energy level score:3
grooming score:2
health issues score:1