Breed Name: Kashmir Cat (also known as Birman or Sacred Burmese)
Lifespan: 12-14 years on average
Coat Length: Longhaired with silky fur
Alias(es): Birman, Sacred Burmese
Height: Typically ranges from 8 to 12 inches at the shoulder
Place of Origin: Thought to have originated in Burma (now Myanmar)
Body Size: Medium-sized cat with a muscular build
Shedding Level: Low to moderate; requires regular grooming due to long hair
Trainability: Intelligent and adaptable, can be trained for basic commands and tricks
The Kashmir Cat is a medium-sized feline known for its striking blue eyes, white paws, and semi-longhair coat that comes in a variety of colors. This breed has a unique history, often associated with temples in Burma where they were considered sacred animals. They are generally affectionate, social cats that enjoy being around people. The name “Kashmir” refers to their soft, luxurious fur which resembles cashmere. These cats are relatively low maintenance regarding health issues but may require special attention to keep their coats healthy and free from matting. Overall, the Kashmir Cat makes a wonderful companion for those looking for a loyal and elegant feline friend.
