If you were to ask me which cat I feel the most, I would definitely choose the Burmese cat. Its big, expressive eyes look innocent and full of temptation, which is simply irresistible. It is such a pair of eyes that makes its owner seem to be under the influence of hypnosis, and he will be full of love for it throughout his life.

Burmese cats are medium-sized, muscular and very energetic. The chest is round and gradually narrows into a small triangle. The cheeks are bulging. The medium-sized ears are wide, set moderately apart and tilted slightly forward. There is a concavity between the nose and forehead, the muzzle is not very narrow, the forehead is well developed, and the lower jaw is strong. The lower corners of the eyes are rounded, but the upper corners are slanted toward the nose. The villi are short, fine, and smooth, like sardines, with almost no underlying villi. The coat has no spots or wrinkles.

Specific variety classification:

Brown Burmese cat (coat is dark brown, no pattern)

Burmese cat blue Burmese cat (coat is silver-gray, color is shiny silver)

Chocolate Burmese cat (coat is warm chocolate milk color, no pattern)

Light purple Burmese cat (coat is pinkish gray, no pattern)

Red Burmese cat (the coat is light orange, the color is darker on the ears than on the back)

Creamy yellow Burmese cat (coat is fresh creamy yellow, no pattern)

Brown tortoiseshell Burmese cat (brown coat, red spots)

Chocolate tortoiseshell Burmese cat (coat is chocolate color, pattern color is red spots)

Lilac tortoiseshell Burmese cat (coat has pink-gray spots, flower color is milky yellow spots)

Blue tortoiseshell Burmese cat (the coat is grey-blue and the color is milky yellow spots)