Siamese for sale in the Netherlands
The Siamese is an elegant, vocal colourpoint cat that forms intense social bonds and needs daily interaction. Responsible breeding combines PRA testing with honest family information about amyloidosis, kidney, liver, joint and dental disease.
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- Origin
- Thailand, formerly Siam
- Weight
- Females 2.5 – 4 kg, males 4 – 5.5 kg
- Life expectancy
- 15 – 20 years
- Coat
- Short, fine and close lying with colourpoints. Minimal grooming
- Activity
- High: daily play, climbing, learning and social contact
- Character
- Affectionate, vocal, intelligent, sensitive and highly social
- Suitable for
- Interactive homes offering frequent company and mental stimulation
A vocal social partner
Siamese cats often follow household activity closely, communicate frequently and learn games such as retrieving or clicker exercises. Their strong social motivation makes long solitary days a poor fit. A compatible feline companion can help, but does not replace human interaction or adequate separate resources. Introduce visitors, children and routine care calmly and provide quiet retreats, because an outgoing reputation does not mean every individual welcomes constant handling.
Activity and daily care
The short fine coat needs little more than gentle weekly brushing. Most effort belongs in several daily hunting games, high climbing routes, food puzzles and predictable attention. Maintain a lean but muscled body and protect this conspicuous cat with secure indoor or enclosed outdoor access. Extremely long fine limbs or a very narrow head should never be valued when movement, teeth or natural birth are compromised.
Health and choosing a breeder
Progressive retinal atrophy, amyloidosis affecting liver or kidneys, PKD and joint or dental disease occur in lines. Ask for appropriate PRA DNA, eye and kidney results and detailed records of amyloidosis, organ failure and longevity among relatives. No DNA test currently excludes every amyloidosis risk. A negative result for one variant is not a general health guarantee. Choose moderate functional conformation, stable socialisation and transparent family follow-up.
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