The Birman cat, also known as the Burmese Sacred Cat, is said to have originally been raised by monks in ancient Burmese temples and regarded as a protective temple cat. The Birman cat has a pair of naturally gifted sapphire blue eyes, four paws that look like they are wearing white gloves, and a mysterious origin, giving it a unique aura. For these reasons, it is widely loved by cat enthusiasts. So, how much is a Birman cat? Is it easy to raise? How should one raise it?

　　Price of Birman cats

　　Generally speaking, Birman cats with average appearance cost around 2000-3000 RMB, while better ones can go over 4000 RMB. Of course, prices can vary slightly depending on the region. A reminder for fans of Birman cats: it’s best to bring an expert to purchase kittens from official channels to feel more assured when raising them.

　　Is the Birman cat easy to raise?

　　The Birman cat is intelligent and gentle, not fussy, very close to humans, and especially enjoys playing with its owner. Most importantly, it can get along peacefully with other pet cats at home and is generally well-prepared, making it very suitable for raising.

　　How to raise a Birman cat?

　　The Birman cat is suitable for indoor raising, so before the Birman cat enters your home, you should prepare a comfortable and spacious cat bed, as well as essential accessories like scratching boards and cat trees. Additionally, food and water bowls, cat litter, and cat toilets should also be properly prepared. This helps the Birman cat feel warm and comfortable as soon as it arrives, allowing it to quickly acclimate to the new living environment and settle into a normal life.

　　In addition to diet and environment, daily grooming of the Birman cat’s coat is essential. The Birman cat sheds relatively little, so grooming is quite simple. Although the Birman cat is a low-maintenance, gentle, and easy-going feline, it doesn’t mean the owner can neglect its care completely. Daily brushing, teeth cleaning 3-4 times a week, nail trimming every 3-4 weeks, regular baths, maintaining cleanliness of the living environment, and performing disinfection are all basic daily care tasks for the Birman cat.

　　Moreover, during the raising process, owners should pay attention to timely vaccinations, internal and external deworming, and use a leash when going out to prevent the cat from getting lost. To foster a harmonious relationship with family members, it is necessary to train the Birman cat to develop good living habits and become more obedient and sensible. (Source：PetsZone)