Siamese cats are known as “aristocratic cats who never leave home.” Siamese cats have a strong personality, are smart and active, and have strong curiosity. On the other hand, it is very considerate, likes to be with people, and is very sincere to its owner. Therefore, Siamese cats are known as "dog-like cats". Siamese cats have perfect body hair and beautiful eyes. So how to care for the eyes and ears of cute cats?

Siamese cat paw care

Hold the Siamese cat in your arms, grab one of the cat's feet with your left hand, and squeeze it slightly with your thumb, index finger, and middle finger to extend the paw. Then hold the nail clipper with your right hand, carefully cut off the transparent part of the front end of the claw, and then use the small file on the nail clipper to polish the claw. When pruning, do not cut too much to avoid hurting the Siamese cat’s feet. Then cut off and polish the other claws in turn.

Bathing a Siamese cat can not only keep the cat clean and beautiful, but also remove some parasites on the body surface, promote blood circulation and metabolism, and play a role in disease prevention and fitness. It is best to develop the habit of bathing from an early age. Cats will be extremely reluctant to bathe their cats until they are adults.

Siamese cat eye care

Healthy Siamese cats have bright and energetic eyes. Owners can often use wet cotton to remove excess mucus around the corners of the cat’s eyes, and also clean the skin around the eyes. Siamese cats are often afraid of the light and shed tears when they are sick or in poor health. When a cat is sick, the nasolacrimal ducts tend to become clogged and cause tears. It is necessary to take care of the cat's eyes. When the cat sheds too many tears, it is easy to have eye feces on both sides of the corners of the nose and eyes. For this, the owner only needs to use absorbent cotton dipped in 2% boric acid aqueous solution and gently scrub it off. When your cat gets sick, it’s best to go to a veterinarian for timely treatment.

Siamese cat ear care

The main purpose is to remove the dirt on the ears. It also requires the owner to regularly check the hygiene and health status of the cat's ear canal. Generally, the owner can use 75% alcohol cotton balls to disinfect the external ear canals, and then dip the cotton swab into olive oil or edible vegetable oil and infiltrate it. After dry earwax softens, use tweezers to carefully remove the earwax. Do not break the mucous membrane of the ear canal to prevent infection and suppuration. Once the cat's external auditory canal is infected and suppurative, you can use a cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide to scrub gently, and scrub repeatedly until there is no trace of pus on the cotton swab, and then use absorbent cotton to absorb the hydrogen peroxide in the ear canal. The infection can be cured with a few scrubs. If the cat has too much earwax and the cat shakes its head and scratches its ears, it should be consulted by a veterinarian in time.

The most important thing when getting along with a cat is to always pay attention to its hygiene and health issues. The editor emphasizes that giving pets a healthy body is also a prerequisite for ensuring the health of the owner and for people and pets to live in harmony..