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Burmese Behavior........

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Posted by: stxlatina at Mon Mar 29 05:43:47 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by stxlatina ]  
   

I have had many of Burms over the yrs. Have had no problems with any of them. I have a baby Green approx. 7 months old. Over the past two wks or so I have noticed her having what seem to be spasms at night. She just jumps and becomes erratic for a few seconds. As if she was scared. Then goes back to normal. Has anyone had this experience?

   

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  • You Are HereBurmese Behavior........ - stxlatina, Mon Mar 29 05:43:47 2010

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