Burmilla Cat Breed Info & Pictures

Daily Meow | Resulting from an unintentional marriage between the Burmese male and female Chinchillas, Cat Burmilla looks very much like the Burmese, only the silver Burmilla.

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

This medium-sized cat has large striking green eyes and is outlined in black, as if wearing eyeliner. The ears, meanwhile, are medium to large, with slightly rounded edges.

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The Burmilla's main attraction, however, is its soft and thick silver coat, which may be tipped or shaded with the following colors: black, blue, brown, purple, red, caramel, apricot, cream, black tortie, blue tortie, brown tortie, tortie purple or caramel tortie. Burmilla also has a bottom layer.

PERSONALITY AND TEMPERAMENT

The Burmilla is an ideal companion for a quiet night. Faithful, faithful, and loving, this cat will stay by its owner, always keep it company. In fact, he is concerned and often demands to be caressed. It will even entertain you with the game taking.

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Although the Burmilla does not immediately accept foreigners, it will eventually warm the friendly visitors. The Burmilla also gets along well with children and other pets.

CARE

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The Burmilla sheds a lot and should be prepared at least once a week. Brush really to lift the dead hair and, if the ears are dirty, wipe with a damp cloth. In addition, his teeth should be brushed once a week.

HEALTH

The Burmilla is a generally healthy cats that can live well into adolescence. However, the disease is susceptible to diseases such as Polycystic Kidney Disease, which causes the formation of cysts in the kidney and often leads to kidney failure.

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HISTORY AND BACKGROUND

The Burmilla was created in 1981 from an unintentional marriage between a Lilac Burma woman and a male Silver Chinchilla, both of which belong to Baroness Miranda von Kirchberg. According to the story, Chinchilla silver man, Sanquist, and a Burmese woman, Faberge, are waiting for their friend as they are attracted to each other.

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Although Faberge was later sent to be married to his own kind, he produced trash on his arrival which was very different from the Burmese.

The littier, later found to be fathered by the Sanquist, consists of four female kittens: Galatea, Gemma, Gabriela, and Gisella. They are so attractive that instead of confronting them, the Baroness chooses to develop them as a new kind of basic inventory.


They were passed back with Burmese people and breeding characteristics were maintained. Soon afterward, the Baroness formed the Burmilla Association to promote this new breed of different genealogies.

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The another breeder, Therese Clarke, who adopted Gemma from his original garbage, formed the Burmilla Cat Club in 1984. In 1990, Burmilla was recognized for the Status of the Early Championships.

The story goes that Chinchilla Silver man, called Sanquist, and a Burmese woman, called Faberge, are waiting for their friend. They become attracted to each other. During the Sanquist mating season mated to Faberge. Faberge is then mated to its own kind.

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The waste produced is very different from the Burmese and his father's identity becomes clear. The garbage consists of four female kittens and they are named Galatea, Gemma, Gabriella, and Gisella. The Baroness fell in love with them and decided to expand it. He wants to use it to create new types