Common diseases of Siamese cats include:

1. Parasites. Outside the body: mites, lice, fleas, ear mites, etc.; inside the body there are nematodes, roundworms, hookworms, etc.

2. Influenza. Influenza is a viral disease that is usually spread by contact between cats.

3. Constipation. Reduced exercise, reduced appetite, and less fluid intake, making it easy to cause constipation.

4. Oral cavity and teeth. Losing teeth makes it difficult to chew, so food must be made easier to eat. Thick dental calculus makes teeth loosen and fall easily, and even injure the inner wall of the mouth, causing ulcers.

5. Leukemia. Cats are prone to leukemia and have many symptoms, the most important of which are anemia, loss of appetite, poor posture, poor coat, and weakness.

Treatment methods for common diseases in Siamese cats:

1. The most effective way to prevent cat parasites is to carry out regular deworming, which can effectively prevent external parasitism. Insects, such as lice, fleas, mites, ticks, etc., and internal parasites, such as roundworms, tapeworms, heartworms, coccidia, trichomonas, etc. Avoid close contact with cats, dogs and other animals as they can infect each other. Most internal parasites are usually caused by food, so it is not recommended to feed cats raw food, such as raw meat, raw eggs, etc.

2. The usual treatment method for cat influenza virus is to minimize the cat’s clinical symptoms and improve the cat’s own resistance through nutritionally balanced food to protect the cat’s life until the cat recovers naturally. But there is a way to prevent it - vaccination, which can deal with the flu.

3. Comb it diligently and frequently to reduce the obstruction of the hair ball. Constipation should not be taken lightly. If it is severe, it will often cause the ileum and rectum to lose their elasticity, causing the feces to be as hard as a large stone pillar and cannot be passed out at all. As a result, the stomach and small intestine cannot move normally, making it easy for loss of appetite, vomiting, and nausea.

4. For dental and oral problems, you need to ask a veterinarian to clean up the dental calculus and remove all rotten teeth. Old cats often lose their appetite due to toothache and oral inflammation. Practice good oral hygiene and brush your teeth after each meal.

5. Leukemia treatment often only prolongs life, but in the end it cannot be completely cured. Giving your cat more nutrition and proper care can reduce its pain.