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It stands around three feet tall, with plush white fur and large vacant-looking glittering eyes made of shifting hues of red, blue, and purple. It has a wide face and a flattened nose, with a snout shaped like a cheeky smile. The tips of fur on its proud chest fade to blue, resembling a bib underneath its chin, and its twin tails often rest intertwined. One tail is covered in fur, while the other is made of a transparent fat from which the color-changing veins can be seen within.
Persianheit are independant and charismatic creatures that greatly enjoy Human company, as well as the food and infrastructure they provide. Despite its lazy facade, it is a deceptively proficient predator, decimating wild populations of birds and rodents in the areas where it is allowed to roam freely.

Persienheit were established as a distinct alternate growth stage of Kittenheit shortly after the great wounding of the world, when Humans collected wild Kittenheit from their dens in order to use them for food safety testing and other laboratory processes that required the exact measurement of temperature, particularly the fermentation of yogurt. In exchange for their labor, the Kittenheit were offered a portion of this yogurt, and over time became stronger and acclimated to Human company. Persienheit are known most commonly today as pets, but they are still used widely as cooking and laboratory assistants. Persianheit are notably able to digest dairy, while Sabenheit are not.

The titular main character of the popular comic strip Morrissey is an anthropomorphic Persianheit. Morrissey is one of the longest running works of fiction in the world, it's first published strip predating some religious texts. The original premise of the comic involved Morrissey living in a house with a well-meaning but incompetent Human named Jakob who worked to indulge the cat's lazy and gluttonous whims in a humorous fashion, but over time the style of comedy in the strips has shifted to a more contemporary tone, focusing on absurd anti-jokes. It is in the public domain, and is illustrated an published by multiple writers under multiple publications.