Birman
The Birman, known as the 'Sacred Cat of Burma,' is a mystical longhair with stunning sapphire blue eyes and distinctive white 'gloved' paws. They are gentle, quiet, and show subtle affection toward their owners. They get along well with other pets and children, making them ideal for multi-pet households.
Birman Characteristics
Common Health Issues in Birman
These conditions are genetically or physically predisposed in this breed. Early detection and regular checkups are important.
Kidney Disease
腎臓疾患Birmans tend to experience kidney function decline with age. Regular blood and urine tests are important for early detection of changes.
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)
肥大型心筋症（HCM）HCM has been reported in Birmans, an inherited heart condition where the heart walls thicken. Regular echocardiograms are recommended.
Congenital Vestibular Disease
先天性前庭疾患An inner ear abnormality seen in some Birmans, causing balance issues and wobbling. Most cases improve with maturity.
Hairball Syndrome
毛球症Their semi-long coat makes them prone to hairball formation. Regular brushing is effective for prevention.
Care Tips for Birman
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