What are the benefits of raising a Siamese cat? Nowadays, many friends work outside alone. Sometimes they inevitably feel lonely, so they choose to raise a pet to accompany them.

The Siam (xiān) Luo cat is a world-famous short-haired cat and the representative breed of short-haired cat. Race History Siamese cats are native to Thailand (hence the name Siam). More than 200 years ago, this precious cat was only raised in royal palaces and large temples in Thailand, and was a nobleman who never left home.

First of all, Siamese cats are indoor pets. Due to their good living environment and scientific diet management, Siamese cats generally have a longer life span. Many Siamese cats can live to be about 15 years old. However, free-ranging Siamese cats have a very short life span due to damage from the external environment or disease. Some cats can only live to be 1-2 years old.

Second, Siamese cats raised indoors can receive careful care from their owners, including regular bathing, combing, and cleaning of the cat litter. Keep cats away from fleas, lice and parasites. For cats that often go out, in order to avoid being harmed by parasites, owners must deworm the cats regularly, which increases the difficulty of raising them and brings more trouble.

Third, Siamese cats raised indoors have less chance of being infected with diseases such as feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency, and Siamese cats are not prone to food poisoning.

Fourth, Siamese cats raised indoors will not fight with other cats or large animals and endanger their lives; they will not be hit by cars when crossing the road; therefore, indoor Siamese cats are relatively Therefore, the risks faced will be less.

For many families, Siamese cats will be sterilized. Pet cats that have been sterilized will become more obedient and docile. In family life, reduce family troubles. On the contrary, docile Siamese cats will bring more joy and fun to family life.