Knowledge of raising Siamese cats:

1. Regular deworming. If your Siamese cat goes out often, you must not neglect the deworming work. It is recommended to carry out external deworming once a month and internal deworming once every 2 to 3 months.

2. Get vaccinated regularly. Take Siamese cats for their first vaccination at about 2 months old. If necessary, they should be vaccinated once a year, because most vaccines are only valid for about 11 months.

3. It is very necessary to accompany the Siamese cat to play or train. This can not only keep the Siamese cat happy, make the Siamese cat more well-behaved, but also consume the Siamese cat’s physical strength.

4. Choose the right cat food. Siamese cats are carnivores and have a relatively high demand for protein. It is recommended to choose a cat food with a protein content of about 36% to 48% for Siamese cats.

Precautions for raising Siamese cats:

1. When raising Siamese cats at home, be careful not to neglect them. Siamese cats are sensitive, clingy, jealous and even lose their temper, and require a lot of company from their owners.

2. Siamese cats come into estrus earlier than other cats, but mature sexually later than other cats. Owners cannot find a mate for Siamese cats as soon as Siamese cats are in heat, as this will not be good for Siamese cats.

3. Siamese cats love to lick their fur. Its tongue is rough and can easily bring hair into the intestines and stomach and accumulate it. If you do not comb frequently and eliminate hair balls regularly, it will cause Siamese cats to moult. Ball disease.

4. Siamese cats are very sensitive to cold, so the Siamese cat’s cat nest must be in a warm place, and finally in a place where it can receive direct sunlight during the day and no cold wind at night.