The Pyrenean chamois is a bovid with a dark band across the eyes and hooked horns. The plants it eats change with the seasons.
Its body is brown with a dark line along the back. A dark mask-like marking crosses the pale forehead and neck. Both sexes have small, hooked horns.
Its plant diet changes with the seasons. Herbaceous plants are the main food in summer, and it also uses woody plants.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.