 In today's video, we are going to talk about some interesting facts and myths about the Burmila cat. A fairly placid cat, the affectionate and sweet Burmila is easy to get along with and requires minimal care. The Burmila cat is a soft colored cat in the United Kingdom. This cat was developed by cross mating Chinchilla Persian with Burmese breed. This cat is one of the world's most attractive cats. It has an easy care short coat that comes in two variations, the short and semi-long. The eye color of Burmila cat is uncertain until it grows two years of their age. The cat is loyal, devoted, and incredibly affectionate and it craves human companionship. The medium size Burmila has a sweet expression, a laid back but mischievous personality, and two coat types. He's generally family friendly, with a coat that's easy to groom, albeit somewhat prone to matting. Here are some interesting facts about Burmila cat that will surely amaze you. 1. Burmila cat's history. The Burmila cat is a result of the accidental creation of a new breed. It was the sheer unplanned cross mating between Chinchilla and Lilac Burmese cat in 1981. The owner of Lilac Burmese left the door open from where it escaped and met a male Chinchilla Persian cat. The result of mating was an adorable short-haired female kitten having silver coated fur with black shade. In this way, a new breed was developed. The Burmila is rarely seen. In Britain, it is still an experimental breed, and it is not yet accepted by the major registries in the United States. 2. Burmila cat's behavior. Burmila cats are sociable companions, playful, balanced, sweet character and a peculiar feature is that they are good vocalists. They are very curious about what they love to explore and wander throughout the house. However, they adapt well to living inside. If you live in an apartment you have found the perfect company in a cat breed. By being sociable, you get along well with the children and another pet you have. They greatly appreciate being pampered, so do not neglect them on that subject. The Burmila cat is very kind to its owner and is in constant communication, it is an independent animal and will not be a problem to stay alone at home. It has a very demanding personality when it comes to pampering and caressing it. The irresistible looks of the cat can make anyone fall in love with it. The cat is leery of strangers but with time, it will get along with them. This sweet-natured cat is fun-loving and loves to be social with every member of the family. The cat has moderate vocalization which means it will meow or cry at night sometimes for no valid reason. Because of its lightweight and easygoing nature, you can carry the cat in your purse or lap efficiently. 3. Burmila cat's personality. This cat has an irreverent and independent personality. You can find the perfect blend of Burmese and the Persian cat and a single breed of cat. The cat is affectionate and a little extroverted in nature. It is adventurous and loves to explore new places or things for play. It is a well-suited cat for families with children and a cat-friendly dog. It remains playful throughout its life. The cat loves the attention it gets from polite children. It is advised to teach your kids how to pet cats by keeping them on. 4. Burmila cat's appearance. The Burmila is a medium-sized cat, but she is also stocky and heavy. This breed is somewhat compact while being very muscular with heavy boning. The Burmila is a very rounded cat. The head is round and the tips of the ears are round. The profile shows a break, and the eyes are very slightly slanted. Burmila cat's coat is short and soft. Because of the original pairing, the coat is also thick and dense. 5. Burmila cat's activities requirement. Keep the cat busy with fun and thrilling cat toys. Bring a medium-sized cat's tree in your house where the cat can have its own time when you're not able to pay attention to it. The cat loves to play with kids and other dogs. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high-quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 6. Burmila cat's training. They are naturally well-mannered and like a gentleman. The Burmila cat is a very docile companion, which with simple commands you can teach him to do several things. However, what we are most concerned about are their bad behaviors such as scratching furniture, not using their litter box, not sleeping in their bed. The inherited traits of the cat like attention-seeking attitude or meowing unnecessary cannot go by training. But you can teach them how to be self-reliant when you are busy. 7. Burmila cat's needs a healthy diet food. Each kitten has its different nutritional needs, especially when it comes to its stage of development. Cats are carnivorous in nature so their diet should have enough protein depending on your cat's age, lifestyle, and general health. As the breed is an active cat, it will require good nutrition. You have three alternatives to offer a good diet, dry, moist, and natural cat foods. Give the cat premium quality wet and dry food. The cat is not prone to obesity and can maintain its body shape. Give them 80 calories of healthy food per day. 8. Burmila cat's lifespan. The average lifespan of a Burmila cat is 10 to 15 years. 9. Burmila cat's health issues. The breed is not hypoallergenic. It is a healthy cat but you should be aware of the common issues faced by the cat. It can suffer from polycystic kidney disease and allergies. 10. Burmila cat's grooming. Although cats groom themselves, regular grooming is advised to keep its coat in good shape. It stimulates circulation, massages the skin, and removes debris and loose hair. Grooming also strengthens the bond between the owner and the cat. The cat sheds lightly. It is suitable for those owners who do not want to deal with cat hair. The grooming requirements of the cat are simple. There is no need to make special efforts. Once a while brushing is recommended because that will keep its coat free from mats. Moreover spending time grooming its coat will bring you closer to your pet. 10. Bathing. As cats clean themselves, bathing can be introduced into the cat's routine when it's a kitten and should be done every two to three weeks. During times of shedding, bathing will help to remove dead hair. Try and teach your cat to get used to bathing when it's a kitten. Fill a washbasin or sink with lukewarm water, and ensure that you use veterinary approved shampoo. Work the shampoo in thoroughly, and ensure that it completely washed out, as any residue shampoo can hurt your kitty when it dries. A good rub with a towel will help to get your cat dry, but they do tend to groom themselves for a while after bathing to dry them off properly. 10. Brushing. They shed moderately, so regular brushing is a must. Brushing must be introduced when your cat is still a kitten, as it helps to form good habits. Don't forget to brush the stomach and under the neck area. Most cats actually love this. Your cat can be brushed every two to three weeks to remove dead hair. Do not brush too much, as cats produce oil through their hair to cover the coat and keep it healthy. Too much brushing can stimulate these oils in excess. Make sure you clean the brush after each brushing. 11. Living with a Burmila cat. Burmillas are good climbers and jumpers, and should have cat trees and perches. The Burmila is a sturdy, stocky cat and you might have to watch her weight carefully, particularly if she does not get enough exercise. Modify her nutrition if you need to do so. While Burmillas are placid cats, they also love their daily playtime. They love being adored by their parents and having their stomach rubbed and being petted. A daily petting session is a must for any Burmila. The Burmila must be brushed daily to remove the loose and dead hairs from the coat. The brushing can be incorporated with her playtime. Burmila cat is affectionate and has a cool temperament. This cat is social and suitable for families with kids and dogs. If you cannot devote enough time to your pet, this is not the right breed for you. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.