Comments on: The Birman http://www.catdiaries.com.au/cat-breeds/the-birman/ Fri, 16 Dec 2011 12:57:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.2 By: Steph http://www.catdiaries.com.au/cat-breeds/the-birman/comment-page-1/#comment-7413 Steph Wed, 20 Jan 2010 03:38:38 +0000 http://www.catdiaries.com.au/?p=4277#comment-7413 Hi I have a 7 year old male Birman (Duncan) and he is the most easy going animal i have ever met, everybody falls in love with him including non cat lovers, he does follow me around like a puppy and seems to even know when i'm upset and gives me extra cuddles, I'm worried about him though as he has recently gotten ulcers on his lips that seem to eat away at his lips when flared up then will go away, has anybody ever heard of this before or how to treat it Hi

I have a 7 year old male Birman (Duncan) and he is the most easy going animal i have ever met, everybody falls in love with him including non cat lovers, he does follow me around like a puppy and seems to even know when i’m upset and gives me extra cuddles, I’m worried about him though as he has recently gotten ulcers on his lips that seem to eat away at his lips when flared up then will go away, has anybody ever heard of this before or how to treat it

]]> By: Cat Diaries http://www.catdiaries.com.au/cat-breeds/the-birman/comment-page-1/#comment-5158 Cat Diaries Mon, 04 Jan 2010 23:11:47 +0000 http://www.catdiaries.com.au/?p=4277#comment-5158 Hi Bruce, Thank you for your post. Burma is occasionally spelled 'Burmah'. Both are accurate, but the former spelling (the one we used) is more common. The average lifespan for the Birman is around 13 years. Kind Regards, Cornelius and the team at Cat Diaries Hi Bruce,
Thank you for your post.
Burma is occasionally spelled ‘Burmah’. Both are accurate, but the former spelling (the one we used) is more common.
The average lifespan for the Birman is around 13 years.
Kind Regards,
Cornelius and the team at Cat Diaries

]]> By: Jeannie http://www.catdiaries.com.au/cat-breeds/the-birman/comment-page-1/#comment-4978 Jeannie Tue, 22 Dec 2009 02:37:27 +0000 http://www.catdiaries.com.au/?p=4277#comment-4978 I have a 'home' cat and a 'office' cat. The office cat is a Birman who lives nearby my workplace. He does the rounds of the area, visiting various shops and our office. He always visits in the morning, loudly announcing his arrival outside our door until we open it and let him in. He then smooches everyone and everything, talks to us, checks out every room, and then goes off to finish his rounds. We have taken to calling him 'Director of Pussycat Affairs' because I have lots of photos of him in the office. He's a beautiful boy and he brings us a lot of joy with his visits. I have a ‘home’ cat and a ‘office’ cat. The office cat is a Birman who lives nearby my workplace. He does the rounds of the area, visiting various shops and our office. He always visits in the morning, loudly announcing his arrival outside our door until we open it and let him in. He then smooches everyone and everything, talks to us, checks out every room, and then goes off to finish his rounds. We have taken to calling him ‘Director of Pussycat Affairs’ because I have lots of photos of him in the office. He’s a beautiful boy and he brings us a lot of joy with his visits.

]]> By: cornelia roccisano http://www.catdiaries.com.au/cat-breeds/the-birman/comment-page-1/#comment-4974 cornelia roccisano Tue, 22 Dec 2009 02:19:42 +0000 http://www.catdiaries.com.au/?p=4277#comment-4974 love my birman, she is the sweetest baby ever but naughty too and likes teasing my little jack russell love my birman, she is the sweetest baby ever but naughty too and likes teasing my little jack russell

]]> By: Bruce Honeyman http://www.catdiaries.com.au/cat-breeds/the-birman/comment-page-1/#comment-4971 Bruce Honeyman Tue, 22 Dec 2009 01:17:14 +0000 http://www.catdiaries.com.au/?p=4277#comment-4971 I enjoyed reading about the birman cat, but i was under the impression it was spelt Burmah. i have one exactly as it is described in your article, she is now 9 and a half years old, can you tell me what is their normal life span please? I enjoyed reading about the birman cat, but i was under the impression it was spelt Burmah.
i have one exactly as it is described in your article, she is now 9 and a half years old, can you tell me what is their normal life span please?

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