burmese cat

The Burmese cat is a charming little troublemaker wrapped in a sleek, muscular body with a shiny coat that can be sable, champagne, blue, or platinum. They’re medium-sized, known for their large, expressive golden eyes and an affectionate, almost dog-like personality that craves attention and companionship. Expect a playful and vocal companion who’s happiest when involved in your daily antics. Prices for Burmese kittens in Australia usually range from $1000 to $2500 AUD, depending on pedigree and breeder reputation. If you're after a rescue, check PuppyList or Tradingpost for occasional listings. Like any breed, they have some quirks:

• Prone to gingivitis
• Possible hypokalemia (muscle weakness)
• Need regular grooming despite short coat

Always double-check specifics with breeders or vet documentation before committing to this velvet-pawed menace.