Check for fleas behind the ears and at the base of the tail - flea dirt, which looks like black sand, is a sure sign. Get a written sales agreement from the breeder that provides the breeder's health guarantee. Take your Siamese to your veterinarian as soon as possible to confirm that the cat is healthy. Take home a kitten no younger than 12 weeks of age. Plan to keep your Siamese inside and to have the cat neutered or spayed.
Vets say it's the best way to keep cats happy and disease-free and to prolong their lives.
The Siamese demands to be entertained but will gladly return the favor. A Siamese will like climbing to high places in your home. Siamese can have loud, harsh voices, and they like to talk. Siamese cats are sometimes cross-eyed or have kinked tails, although these traits are increasingly rare. It's a good idea to spay or neuter at around 5 months since Siamese cats can go into heat when quite young.