Although many people have never seen Siamese cats, they may have heard others say that Siamese cats are lively, loud, and sometimes unbearable. Many people can't help but ask, is the Siamese cat really such a cat? If so, why do so many people want to adopt Siamese cats? Let's take a look at the real personality characteristics of Siamese cats.

1. Do Siamese cats often bark?

Strictly speaking, not every Siamese cat is loud. In fact, many breeders who have raised Siamese cats will find that they do not affect their normal life. Although Siamese cats are not particularly pleasant, their voices are not as gentle and sweet as Persian cats, but as long as the breeder is properly trained, they will not bark as often. However, if cats are in heat, they may be meowing more often than usual, and breeders can soothe the cats when they are in heat, or neuter the cats at the right time so they don't meow as often.

2. Siamese cats are too lively?

Some netizens said that Siamese cats are very lively cats, and they seem to be unable to stop for a moment. Siamese cats are lively, but the phrase "can't stop for a moment" is an exaggeration. Siamese cats are just outgoing. When they want the breeder to play with them for a while, they will take the initiative to ask for advice, rather than waiting for the owner's "favor" like some cats. In addition, Siamese cats are very curious, they will spend a lot of time exploring, and in people's eyes, their energy will never run out, so they are given overly lively hats.

3. Siamese cats are not close to people?

Although Siamese cats are noisy, they like to be close to people very much. If they are not accompanied by a breeder for a long time, Siamese cats will be depressed for a long time. Siamese cats have such a high intelligence quotient that almost no cat can match them except the Canadian hairless cat. Because of this feature, Siamese cats are of course easy to train, provided that the owner's training methods are appropriate. Once certain skills are learned, Siamese cats are free to apply them in their daily lives.

4. Siamese cat breeding requirements

Generally speaking, cat food is divided into dry cat food and wet cat food, both of which have their pros and cons. In order to make Siamese cats eat healthier, breeders also put in a lot of effort. For example, everyone knows that dry cat food can grind cats' teeth and reduce the probability of cats suffering from dental calculus. For cats who don’t like drinking water, eating wet cat food can not only meet their cat food needs, but also get enough water, but eating wet cat food regularly is not good for cats’ dental health, and can lead to picky eaters in cats Therefore, in this case, it is recommended that breeders feed cats according to a certain dry-to-wet ratio.

In addition to commercially available cat food, some breeders also make their own cat food to feed their cats. Breeders of homemade cat food need to pay attention to two points: choose appropriate ingredients to meet the nutritional needs of Siamese cats. Before preparing cat food for cats, breeders should first determine which ingredients are good for the cat and which ingredients will poison the cat. Choosing the ingredients that Siamese cats can eat is the first step in keeping cats healthy. After selecting the ingredients, the owner also needs to check whether the ingredients can meet the nutritional needs of the cat. If not, other ingredients should be added to ensure the healthy growth of the cat.

With the improvement of living standards, the owner not only pays attention to the cat's staple food, but also thinks about the cat's snacks. Snacks are also divided into two categories - direct-purchased pies and homemade pies. The snacks sold in the market are completely made according to the physical condition of cats. These snacks are low in salt and oil, which not only ensures the taste, but also pays attention to the cat's health. Homemade treats are personal treats that give cats something they like to eat, and this treat is the easiest to win over. No matter what kind of treats are provided, the owner must control the quantity, because too many treats may cause the cat to become obese, picky eaters or suffer from various diseases, etc., and it is too late to stop providing treats.

Additionally, owners may neglect to provide cats with cat grass, which prevents the cat from swallowing too much hair and being unable to spit it out. Some cats may not be interested in cat grass, so the owner can feed cat hair cream at this time. In order to make the Siamese cat swallow as little hair as possible, the breeder can brush the cat every day to remove the dead hair that has not shed on the cat and prevent the cat from swallowing it directly.