Foods forbidden for Siamese cats:

1. Foods with high salt content, especially human stir-fries, braised meats, etc., must not be given to Siamese cats. Eating it puts a heavy burden on the kidneys and can easily produce eye feces.

2. Do not eat grapes, onions and other foods, as they can easily cause poisoning.

3. Do not give chocolate to cats, as it can easily cause arrhythmia in cats.

4. Raw eggs and some raw meat, because raw eggs can carry many germs, and raw meat can easily carry Toxoplasma gondii.

Precautions for raising Siamese cats:

1. Keep warm. Siamese cats are native to Thailand, which 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 their owners to comb their hair every day to prevent the hair from getting tangled so that they will look clean and tidy. Short-haired Siamese cats Siamese cats also need to be groomed, but not as frequently as long-haired Siamese cats.

3. Do a good job of deworming. Generally, it is recommended to deworm the body once every three months and deworm the body externally once a month.

4. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the environment. As an aristocratic cat, Siamese cats are very clean cats. Therefore, in addition to ensuring that the living environment is clean and tidy when raising them, their food utensils must also be kept clean, and the cat litter box must be cleaned and 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 game of "you throw and I pick up" with their owners, and they are very loyal to their owners.

6. A nutritious and balanced diet. Siamese cats are thin cats, so their staple cat food should be as high in protein as possible.