Siamese cats are not Egyptian cats. They have different origins, appearances, and personalities. Siamese cats are world-famous short-haired cats, native to Siam (now Thailand). Siamese cats were first raised in royal palaces and large temples in Thailand, and they were nobles who never left home. Siamese cats have a strong and active personality, are witty and flexible, extremely curious and considerate.

Siamese catComparison with Egyptian cat:

1. Place of origin. Siamese cats are produced in Thailand and are known as the "Prince of Cats" and have a distinguished and distinguished status. Egyptian cats are produced in Egypt, also known as Pharaoh cats and Egyptian god cats. Purebred Egyptian cats are very rare.

2. Hair. Siamese cats are known as the "chameleons" of the cat world. Their body hair is a uniform single color. When they are young, their fur is white. As they grow older, the color of their fur gradually becomes darker. The Egyptian cat is known as the "little leopard cat" and has leopard-like markings on its skin and coat.

3. Head shape. Siamese cats have a slender, wedge-shaped head with a flat skull. The Egyptian cat has a slightly round head shape and an oval face.

4. Character. Siamese cats are straightforward, affectionate and clingy. Egyptian cats are lively and naughty, but relatively sensitive. If their owners often scold them, Egyptian cats will slowly stay away from their owners.