Sacred Birman

About the breed

The Sacred Birman is a gentle and graceful long-haired breed with a soft temperament, blue eyes and distinctive point colouring.

Breed history

The breed is connected with Myanmar (Burma). Its modern type was shaped by natural qualities, appearance and the role of a domestic companion.

Appearance and features

Size: medium size. Weight: males: 4–9 kg, females: 3–5 kg. Coat: long-haired. Typical colours: blue point, seal point, chocolate and lilac markings.

Temperament

Birmans are usually kind, intelligent and calm. They love family life and play, but do not require the intensity of the most energetic breeds.

Care and lifestyle

The medium-long coat needs careful weekly brushing to remove tangles. Dental care, eye and ear checks, nail trimming and occasional bathing are also needed.

Health

Good nutrition, weight control, vaccinations, parasite prevention and routine veterinary checks are important for long-term health.

Best suited for

Best suited for: family with children, calm home, owners ready for coat care.

Temperament and behavior

Birmans are usually kind, intelligent and calm. They love family life and play, but do not require the intensity of the most energetic breeds.

Stable behaviour depends on respect for the cat's personal space, play and a clear household routine.

Care and keeping

The medium-long coat needs careful weekly brushing to remove tangles. Dental care, eye and ear checks, nail trimming and occasional bathing are also needed.

Daily routine

Regular play, food control, clean water, scratching posts and a quiet resting place are useful.