Siamese cats cannot eat leftovers. Cats are pure carnivores, and eating leftovers for a long time will affect their body functions. Moreover, the salt content in leftover food is relatively high. Long-term consumption of food with too much salt will increase the burden on the cat's body. Cats may suffer from dull coat color, hair loss, retching, coughing, and may also suffer from kidney disease.

Siamese cats’ diet notes:

1. Siamese cats can be fed some chicken, fish and other meats. But Siamese cats cannot chew food, so it is best to cut the meat into pieces or mince. If you feed chicken to your cat, remove the chicken bones to prevent your cat from getting stuck on the bones.

2. Don’t panic if your Siamese cat eats grass or weeds. Certain vitamins in grass are beneficial to cats and can help them vomit hairballs in their bodies. But be careful that the fertilizer used for grass must be non-toxic.

3. Do not feed Siamese human milk. Some cats are lactose intolerant and will develop diarrhea after drinking milk. You can feed them cat milk, which is low in sugar and fat and can supplement Siamese with calcium and phosphorus.