r/birmans • u/Ladyravenpaw • 9h ago
r/birmans • u/DorothyParkerWasBoss • 9d ago
Prettiest boys
I wanted to remember my two beautiful Birman boys,
Charlie and Herbie. I lost Charlie on July 24 and Herbie on September 30. Their 16th birthdays are next week. I don’t anticipate that I’ll ever have a Birman again, but they are such beautiful, soulful cats. Charlie and Herbie were born in 2010 and passed this year at age 15.
r/birmans • u/Worried-Air-3766 • 13d ago
No phones allowed
She wanted attention and wouldn't let me use my phone. She's still not adjusted to me working full time!
r/birmans • u/Busy-Emergency9111 • 13d ago
FOREVER 🤍
Someone just posted a tattoo of their cat in r/cats which reminded me I wanted to show u my two beans Coffee&Creamz :) For 10+ years I couldn’t decide what to get tattooed on my hands but when they moved into their forever home 3 yrs ago it suddenly became clear as day. I cannot imagine a life without them anymore! Do you have tattoos of your birmans?
r/birmans • u/damjandabo • 14d ago
Haru and Ren
Meet Haru and Ren, two Birman brothers who have been inseparable since birth. They are three and a half years old.
They were born in Konstanz, Germany, and came to us from a lovely family. After living in Munich for a few years, they moved back with us to our hometown of Zagreb, Croatia.
They are a bit spoiled, but that’s only natural when they’re so cute.
Haru, the chocolate point brother, likes to bite things, including me. He looks you directly in the eyes, just like a dog would. He is bigger and stronger than Ren, but also clumsier. He is also a big cuddler.
Ren, the lilac point brother, is pure cuteness. He is the pair’s PR representative, always making himself heard when they’re hungry or need something. He is more energetic, agile, and precise in his movements.
r/birmans • u/Disastrous_Code6041 • 15d ago
So many colors and a hidden trapp
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Sacha and the leaves rain
r/birmans • u/spiritofprogress • 18d ago
Henri
Meet Henri, he’s 5 years old and he’s our baby boy, who came to us after a family member (my Nan) sadly passed away.
He just had major surgery to remove a piece of cotton thread from his tummy and intestines. Bye bye savings account ($9600 all up for the surgery) but Henri is still with us, which is worth more than all the surgeries in the world to us.
Here he is looking psychedelic, photo is all in camera with no editing - he likes the pretty lights and how they make him look.
r/birmans • u/scarface_12 • 20d ago
Not so fluffy Birman?
Here is our 6mo Birman boy. Is it normal that he is not fluffy compared to other (younger) birman kittens i saw posted on social media? Maybe it is something that we feed him? What would you recommend to make him fluffier even for a bit?
r/birmans • u/ruffledduckdown • 25d ago
Birman near Eugene, OR
Is anyone near Eugene Oregon looking to rehome a Birman to be spoiled rotten? We are having the hardest time finding one, and figure we should expand our search to an adult cat looking for love.
r/birmans • u/delightfultoes • 26d ago
My literal child
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The weight of his body is the best feeling in the world. My anxiety totally subsides. And he’s so SOFT!
r/birmans • u/No-Attempt-3540 • 26d ago
Birman cat?
Hi! This is Mochi she is 6 months old, i got her when she was 3 mo. Her previous owner said that her mom is a siamese and dad a birman, i was suprised because i thought she is a ragdoll. She doen’t look like siamese to me at all. What do you think?
r/birmans • u/Cattails26 • 28d ago
The Love of Birmans siblings 💝
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r/birmans • u/Born_Plankton8319 • 28d ago
PET INSURANCE
Hello Everyone,
I will be picking up my new baby boy this weekend and I'm so excited. Are there any recommendations for Pet Insurance?
r/birmans • u/123zacian123 • 29d ago
Was thinking of buying a Birman cat.
me and my family was thinking of buying a cat, and I thought of Birman because they don’t shed hair that much. can someone tell me their personality, how to take care of them and other tips?
r/birmans • u/ruffledduckdown • 29d ago
Is TICA certification important?
We are beginning our search for a kitten and are surprised to find that there are only 4 breeders listed on the TICA website. I am speaking to one breeder who does seem to be doing everything right, however she is not listed. Is that a red flag?
r/birmans • u/ruffledduckdown • Sep 11 '26
Birman quest
Hello! We are in the PNW (Willamette valley) looking to add a female kitten or retired Queen to our family. If anyone has any leads, we would be so grateful!
