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What Is The Price Of Birman Cat ?

It is believed that the Birman cat has its origins in Burma. It is believed that a pair of this breed was taken under the care of two men who assisted the temple of the sun-goddess when it was attacked. Although the male did not survive the journey, the female did. Since she was pregnant, the legacy continued. The cat was cross-bred in order to redevelop this breed. In 1966, Birman cats were accepted as a registered breed in the registry of the CFA. This feline is affectionate, charming, playful and curious.


Well bred Birman cats can be purchased in pet-stores, rescue organizations and shelters. Often breeders sell their Birman cats at cheap prices after they retire from the show-careers at the age of 2 to 5 years. Many adults prefer grown cats since they are easy to keep them engaged. They are also good in socializing owing to their exposure to cat-shows. For a kitten in the Midwest, the cost could be almost $600 while a show or breeder variety can cost $800 to $1,500.

The cost is mainly attributed to the investment that the breeder makes in developing the cattery. The running costs in the 5 years of its show-career are not included. This could in itself prove heavy for the owner’s pocket.

The costs in having a Birman cat for a pet include purchase cost for a quality bred cat, providing proper facilities, procuring food, payment of fees for stud services, showing the cat in championships, catering for routine or emergency veterinary check-ups, breeding them and so on.

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Information On Birman Cat      Tell tale stories have it that the Birman cat has its origins in Burma. The white colored cat of the temple named ‘Sinh’ is believed to have jumped on the head priest when the temple was attacked. When the priest died, his spirit is believed to have entered the cat signified by the change in the color of the cat’s coat. This is commonly referred to as ‘The sacred cat’ in Burma. This makes them ideal as companions especially for children. While they enjoy resting on the lap of their owners, they take less than a minute to get into a mood for playing. More..