CATDOLL : Are Siamese cats suitable for beginners?

Siamese cats are suitable for novices to raise. Siamese cats have a strong ability to adapt to the environment and are easy to raise. Siamese cats can quickly adapt to a new home, have excellent physical fitness, basically never get sick, and are very loyal to their owners and very friendly to novice shit shovelers.

Things to note for beginners raising Siamese cats:

1. Keep warm. Siamese cats are native to Thailand, where the weather is hot all year round, so they are more sensitive to cold weather.

2. Comb the hair. In fact, there are two types of Siamese cats, one is short-haired and the other is long-haired. Long-haired Siamese cats need to be combed every day to prevent tangles so that they look clean and tidy. Short-haired Siamese cats also need to be combed, but not as frequently as long-haired Siamese cats.

3. Do a good job of deworming. It is generally recommended to deworm the body once every three months and deworm the body once a month.

4. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the environment. As an aristocratic cat, Siamese cats are very clean cats, so when raising them, in addition to ensuring that the living environment is clean and tidy, their food utensils must also be kept clean, and the litter box must be cleaned and the litter replaced regularly, otherwise the Siamese cat will be very disgusted.

5. Spend more time with Siamese cats. Siamese cats are known as "dogs among cats". They are very smart and can play the "you throw and I pick up" game with their owners. They are also very loyal to their owners.

6. Nutritionally balanced diet. Siamese cats are thin cats, so the staple cat food should be high in protein as much as possible.