1. High breeding cost: The breeding cost of purebred and competition-level Siamese cats is high, and the daily expenses are also high.

2. Few people raise Siamese cats: Siamese cats are relatively unpopular in China. There are not many people raising them, and the profits they bring are not large.

3. Bad personality: Siamese cats do not have a very good personality. They are aggressive, loud and like to bark, so many people do not keep Siamese cats.

4. High feeding costs: Since the feeding costs of Siamese cats are relatively high, but the market demand is not high, the profits of catteries are relatively low.

5. Poor physical condition: Siamese cats have poor physical condition and are prone to genetic diseases.

Tip:

If you want to buy a Siamese cat, you can find a Siamese cat bred by your own family. Not only are Siamese kittens pure in blood, but they are also domestically bred. Breeding Siamese kittens are relatively healthy and strong, and basically do not carry genetic diseases.

In addition, Siamese cats have a relatively clingy personality, and their owners need to spend more time with them or find a playmate for them, otherwise Siamese cats are prone to depression. In addition, Siamese cats love to be clean and often lick their own hair. This will cause Siamese cats to lick too much hair into their bodies, causing hairballs. Therefore, it is recommended that owners feed Siamese cats regular hair removal cream or cat grass to help Siamese cats expel hair from their bodies.