The Reality Regarding Siamese Cats

Siamese cats are one of the world's oldest breeds with a unique history worth preserving.  It first originated in Thailand.  It has been stated that the Siamese cat was taken from Asia and brought to the United Kingdom then later to other countries. It was one of the first oriental breeds to be recognized by cat fancy organizations.

Siamese cats are one of the feline breeds with most striking physical attributes.  These cats generally has sleek fine fur, so grooming and looking after the coat is not a problem and they do an excellent job of keeping themselves clean.  Siamese cat has gorgeous blue eyes and generally has a very loud cat voice, very expressive, with a high array of sounds. Although they have a loud voice, they will also "chirp" and go from a fairly sweet, soft melancholic meow to a high-pitched roar, sure to get your attention.  Like people, Siamese cats’ temperaments also differ based on what environment they are situated. As some Siamese are friendly, others may appear to be sensitive and have uneasy Siamese cat traits.  These felines matures faster and earlier than the others in the cat family, some even as early as 5 months.

Siamese cat has friendly personality that people don’t know.  These felines always wants to be center of attention.  They will repay your love and dedication in the long years of life with a deep love and loyalty that is not always found in other breeds.  They often become attached to just one person and become distant from everyone else. Siamese felines may suffer greatly if left on their own for any period of time.

They differ from other cats in the fact that they don't make a lot of noise at night but rather tend to rest. In contrast, other breeds of cats get very playful and active at night. The Siamese cat is usually a cat that displays intelligence and a gentle nature. 

Possessing a Siamese cat is a responsibility and you have a responsibility to meet the requirements of these beautiful and endearing felines.  Siamese cats are beautiful creatures, however, there is a lot of discrepancy when it comes to the breed.  Most people who are not sure of the breed get duped into thinking they're acquiring a Siamese cat when in fact they are getting a mixed breed cat.  Siamese cats, in the traditional sense, have a very long, wedge shaped face.