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Bombay Health Guide

Detailed guide to 3 health conditions common in Bombay, including symptoms, risk levels, and prevention tips.

Respiratory Issues

Medium Risk

Some individuals may experience respiratory issues due to the slightly shortened nose inherited from Burmese. Watch for nasal congestion and excessive discharge.

Watch for these symptoms

CoughingDifficulty BreathingNasal DischargeSneezing

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)

High Risk

Risk of inherited heart condition where the heart walls thicken. Annual echocardiograms are recommended.

Watch for these symptoms

LethargyDifficulty BreathingCollapse

Craniofacial Defect

High Risk

A congenital skull abnormality potentially inherited from Burmese lineage. Careful attention during breeding is required.

Watch for these symptoms

Difficulty Breathing

Bombay Care Tips

  • 1Monitor breathing regularly for early detection of respiratory issues
  • 2Schedule annual cardiac ultrasound examinations
  • 3Brush weekly to maintain the glossy black coat
  • 4Provide an active play environment to prevent inactivity
  • 5Ensure plenty of quality bonding time as they crave affection

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