The original pointed cat — vocal, intelligent, and social. One of the oldest breeds.
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The original pointed cat — vocal, intelligent, and social. One of the oldest breeds.
 People-oriented and affectionate. Social and playful well into adulthood. |
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| Life Span | 12-18 years | 12-18 years |
| Origin | Thailand | Myanmar |
| Group | Natural | — |
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| Good with Kids | ||
| Good with Pets | ||
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| Temperament | VocalIntelligentSocialAffectionate | SocialAffectionatePlayfulVocal |
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| Exercise | Siamese cats are highly active and need plenty of interactive play sessions daily. Provide cat trees, puzzle toys, and at least 20-30 minutes of active play. Consider a catio or enclosed outdoor space for safe exploration. | Burmese cats are highly active and need plenty of interactive play sessions daily. Provide cat trees, puzzle toys, and at least 20-30 minutes of active play. Consider a catio or enclosed outdoor space for safe exploration. |
| Grooming | Siamese cats are low-maintenance in the grooming department. A weekly brush is usually sufficient. Regular nail trimming and dental care are still important. Check ears periodically for cleanliness. | Burmese cats are low-maintenance in the grooming department. A weekly brush is usually sufficient. Regular nail trimming and dental care are still important. Check ears periodically for cleanliness. |
| Diet | Feed Siamese cats a high-quality, protein-rich diet appropriate for their age and activity level. Fresh water should always be available. Portion control is important to prevent obesity. Consult your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations, especially if your cat has any health concerns. | Feed Burmese cats a high-quality, protein-rich diet appropriate for their age and activity level. Fresh water should always be available. Portion control is important to prevent obesity. Consult your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations, especially if your cat has any health concerns. |