- Did you know these 5 things about the Burmese cat breed?
- Is my Burmese cat protected in an emergency?
- Why does my Burmese cat have a head defect?
- Why support the Burmese cat Society Welfare Fund?
- Where can I take care of an abandoned Burmese cat?
- What is Burmese cat?
- What causes Burmese head defects?
- What are the symptoms of a Burmese cat with head defect?
- How can I give a Burmese cat a new home?
- How can I support the Burmese Cat Association Welfare Fund?
- What is the NSW Cat Fanciers’Association?
- Who is the Burmese cat Society of Australia?
- How do I Rehome a Burmese cat in Atlanta?
- What kind of color is a red Burmese cat?
- Where did the American Burmese cat come from?
- Why do Burmese cats have a round head?
- What causes facial malformations in Burmese cats?
- What is ‘Burmese head defect’?
- How can you tell if a Burmese cat is healthy?
- Are there any Burmese cats in need of a home?
- Why do Burmese cats have such a large following?
- What does the Burmese cat society do?
- What is the Cat Fanciers Association?
- Will nswcfa run the cat show at the Easter Show 2022?
Did you know these 5 things about the Burmese cat breed?
We know that the Burmese are strikingly beautiful cats known for their large green eyes and short silky coats. Many owners can attest to their “chatty Kathy” nature. Take a look at our 5 things you didn’t know about the Burmese cat breed: 1. Don’t Let the Sleek Appearance Fool You
Is my Burmese cat protected in an emergency?
To ensure your Burmese cat is protected in the case of an emergency, take a look at our cat insurance policies. Burmese cats come in 10 recognised colours, including blue, chocolate, red, cream, lilac and tortoiseshell – all of which are partnered with entrancing yellow or gold eyes.
Why does my Burmese cat have a head defect?
Burmese head defect, a craniofacial abnormality. Hypokalemic polymyopathy, muscle weakness caused by low levels of potassium in the blood, which is sometimes seen in Burmese kittens. Signs include general weakness, a stiff gait, reluctance to walk, and head tremors. It can be treated with potassium supplements given orally.
Why support the Burmese cat Society Welfare Fund?
Fund Raising: The welfare service can only survive through donations and fund raising events. We are always very grateful for any money sent to us and the money is vital to the continuance of the service. Donations to the Burmese Cat Society Welfare Fund are used exclusively for this work and your support is greatly appreciated.
Where can I take care of an abandoned Burmese cat?
Contact Alison Wright – [email protected] Welfare: The BCS runs a welfare service for troubled, abandoned or lost Burmese cats across the UK. We have a number of safe houses where they can be cared for until their owner can be found or they can be placed in a new loving home.
What is Burmese cat?
Mysterious, sleek and usually a delicious chocolate brown … ah, the Burmese; a cat, fit for the kings … or wait, is that the gods? 1. It’s All About The Looks, Baby This is one good-looking cat. Sort of like the Angelina Jolie of the cat world. Sleek, sexy, and probably the envy of many a feline out there.
What causes Burmese head defects?
Burmese head defect is an autosomal recessive genetic mutation (Lyons et al 2016), meaning that cats require two copies of the mutated gene (homozygous), one from each parent, to be affected with the severe craniofacial malformations.
What are the symptoms of a Burmese cat with head defect?
Some kittens with the condition may also be deaf. Burmese head defect, a craniofacial abnormality. Hypokalemic polymyopathy, muscle weakness caused by low levels of potassium in the blood, which is sometimes seen in Burmese kittens. Signs include general weakness, a stiff gait, reluctance to walk, and head tremors.
How can I give a Burmese cat a new home?
If you would like to consider giving a good home to a Burmese, please contact the Association’s Welfare Officer or Lost and Found Officer. Alternatively, please Support Our Work by making a donation to the Burmese Cat Association Welfare Fund, a Charitable Trust approved by HM Customs and Revenue under reference XT35884.
How can I support the Burmese Cat Association Welfare Fund?
Alternatively, please Support Our Work by making a donation to the Burmese Cat Association Welfare Fund, a Charitable Trust approved by HM Customs and Revenue under reference XT35884. Milo is very loving, very healthy and his vaccinations are up to date.
What is the NSW Cat Fanciers’Association?
The Society was granted incorporation status in 1994. It is affiliated with NSW Cat Fanciers’ Association Inc. Our Club’s administration and activities are based in NSW. The Club holds an Annual Championship Show, a highlight for the start of the show season. You can read all about this main event on our Show page.
Who is the Burmese cat Society of Australia?
We hope you enjoy your visit and take a while to browse our pages to learn about the Society and the wonderful Burmese cat. The Burmese Cat Society of Australasia was founded in New South Wales in 1967 to: promote and improve the welfare and breeding of Burmese cats by shows and exhibitions (where they are able to be held); and
How do I Rehome a Burmese cat in Atlanta?
So, for example, let’s say that there are two Burmese that need rehoming in Atlanta, GA. If you can provide a home, you contact the owner of the cat from the information provided by Burmese Rescue and you negotiate with the holder as to transportation arrangements.
What kind of color is a red Burmese cat?
Red The beautiful red-colored Burmese cat is not exactly “red”, but rusty. They have lighter tones on the underbelly and chest which blend into a copper color on their back, ears, tail, and paws. They usually have a pronounced dark orange marking on their foreheads. Like many other Burmese cats, the red becomes more prominent as they age.
Where did the American Burmese cat come from?
Blue and Sable adult American Burmese. The Burmese cat (Burmese: မြန်မာကြောင်, Thai: ทองแดง or ศุภลักษณ์, RTGS: Thongdaeng or Supphalak, meaning copper colour) is a breed of domestic cat, originating in Thailand, believed to have its roots near the present Thai-Burma border and developed in the United States and Britain.
Why do Burmese cats have a round head?
The defect is incompatible with life. This defect appears to have arisen as a result of breeders selectively attempting to produce cats with a ‘rounder’ head, and may be limited to Burmese in the USA. A genetic test is available to identify carriers of the ‘Burmese Head Defect – BHD’ gene.
What causes facial malformations in Burmese cats?
Outline : A genetic mutation in Burmese cats affects the development of the head and facial areas of the foetus during pregnancy. The craniofacial malformations caused by the condition are immediately apparent from birth and are severe, eg malformation of the lower jaw and nostrils, degeneration of the eyes and ears and protrusion of the brain.
What is ‘Burmese head defect’?
In cats with the genetic mutation that causes ‘Burmese head defect’, there is a disruption of the normal developmental processes that form the skull and facial features in the foetus. There is duplication of the tissue of the upper jaw; affected cats develop two hard palates (the bony roof of the mouth) and two sets of whisker pads.
How can you tell if a Burmese cat is healthy?
The body should be of medium size, with substantial bone structure and good muscular development. The cat should feel heavy for its size. Burmese cats have rounded heads with short, well-developed muzzles and a visible nose break when viewed in profile. The neck is well-developed.
Are there any Burmese cats in need of a home?
Here we list PURE BURMESE, Burmese x (and occasionally Moggie/DSH) cats that are in need of a home. Please note that these cats have not neccessarily been bred by us or come from us but occasionally we come across beautiful cats whos owners can no longer care for them – Sometimes the owners have sadly passed on or maybe have to move overseas.
Why do Burmese cats have such a large following?
Its personality and character captivates its human companions creating a following which is unparalleled in the cat world. With such good looks, beautiful temperament and adventurous nature, it is natural for Burmese owners to want to show off their pride and joy.
What does the Burmese cat society do?
promote and improve the welfare and breeding of Burmese cats by shows and exhibitions (where they are able to be held); and aid and support all activities for the benefit and welfare of all cats. The Society was granted incorporation status in 1994.
What is the Cat Fanciers Association?
The Cat Fanciers’ Association ( CFA) was established in the United States in 1906. The CFA is currently the world’s largest registry of pedigreed cats and known as the most prestigious pedigreed cat registering association in North America.
Will nswcfa run the cat show at the Easter Show 2022?
NSWCFA is running the Cat Show at the Easter Show on Saturday 16 April 2022. We hope all of our members will consider entering as it’s been quite a few years since we have been involved in a managing a show at the Royal. Stay tuned for further information. Read more Our office will be closed from 22 December 2021 and reopen on 10 January 2022.
