Burmilla (Burmilla)
Last checked 2026-07-26
The Burmilla was the result of an accidental mating between a Persian chinchilla and a lilac Burmese in the UK in 1981. The fur is a shiny silver color with dark tips at the tips. The temperament combines the mischievous nature of the Burmese with the easy-going nature of the Persian. Suitable for families with children and other pets.
| type | cat |
|---|---|
| Place of origin | united kingdom |
| Size | medium · short hair |
| Life expectancy | About 15-18 years |
| Habit | Playful like a kitten until adulthood. · Gentle, gets along well with children and other pets. · Mixes the mischievousness of the Burmese with the calmness of the Persian Chinchilla. · Likes to climb. Likes to have a cat condo or a high place to climb. |
| Thailand weather | The fur is short, close to the body, and does not have thick cotton wool, making the Bermilla able to withstand the hot and humid weather of Thailand well. They are much easier to care for than long-haired breeds. But they should still have shade and clean water throughout the day like normal cats. |
| fur care | Brushing once a week is enough. Both short hair and semi-long hair are easy to care for and do not get tangled. |
| exercise | playful and enthusiastic Loves interactive toys and climbing cat condos. There should be time to play together every day. |
| Common diseases in the breed | Overall it is a strong breed. There are no clear congenital diseases according to current reports. · Should be vaccinated and dewormed according to general standards regularly. · Should have regular annual health examinations. Because it is a mixed breed, there is not as much long-term health information available as with older breeds. |
| suitable for | Can get along with children · Can raise a condo · Suitable for beginners |
Resources: tica.org — Last checked 2026-07-26
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