Siamese cats are native to Thailand and are very famous short-haired cats in the world. In the past, Siamese cats were only raised in the palaces and temples of Thailand, and they were nobles who stayed at home. Nowadays, many people raise Siamese cats, but the following diseases of Siamese cats need every shovel officer to pay attention.

Sensitive respiratory tract:

The respiratory condition of Siamese cats is something that owners need to pay more attention to, especially kittens are more prone to upper respiratory tract infections, so care must be taken in the breeding environment Insulation, disinfection, timely deworming and immunity.

Hereditary inner ear:

Some Siamese cat inner ear nerves that control balance may be underdeveloped due to genetic reasons, showing symptoms of loss of balance, such as frequent tilting of the head, loss of direction, dizziness, etc.

Mental illness:

Siamese cats have very high emotional needs, and their stickiness to their owners is the highest among all cats, comparable to dogs, so compared to other breeds For cats who are older, they are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, and have abnormal behaviors such as repeated licking.