American Bobtail

Lifespan 12 – 16 years	Origin Burma (Myanmar)
Other Names –	Size 10-15 inch
Coat Colors Traditionally, Burmese cats have a solid coat color that is dark and rich, often described as sable brown. However, over the years, the breed has been developed in various coat colors, including chocolate, blue, lilac, and more. The coat should be short, dense, and glossy.	Weight Males 8 to 12 pounds (3.6 to 5.4 kg) and females 6 to 10 pounds (2.7 to 4.5 kg)

About the Breed

Traditionally, Burmese cats have a solid coat color that is dark and rich, often described as sable brown. However, over the years, the breed has been developed in various coat colors, including chocolate, blue, lilac, and more. The coat should be short, dense, and glossy.

Some of the common diseases and Homeopathic Solution:

Arthritis:

Bobtails can weigh up to 20 pounds, although female bobtail cats are normally smaller. Bobtails are prone to hip dysplasia, a hereditary disease that has the potential to cause crippling, lameness and arthritis of the hip joints.

Suggested Solution: Inflasule. It acts prominently on the glandular swellings and inflammations of fibrous or connective tissues, thus treating infiltration and edema. Enlarged or indurated glands, severe body pains including bones, contraction of joints, thickened periosteum of long bones, especially tibia, high sensitivity to touch, chronic arthritis, rheumatic pain at night in cold weather, mainly knee joints with effusion, pain in the backbones especially coccygeal and in the hip region and forced limping can be recovered using this drug.