How to see if siamese cats are pure-bred?

First, the eyes of pure Siamese cats are blue. If the colors of the two eyes are slightly different, or there is a slight blue around the pupil, it is not a pure Siamese cat.

Second, the body shape of Siamese cats is the most characteristic of oriental cats. Its legs are long and thin, and its body is long. It has no excess fat and looks elegant. The Siamese cat has a long tail and is very energetic.

Third, the head contour of the pure Siamese cat is concave and convex, the nose bone is slightly prominent, the eye socket is not round, it is triangular, the beard is long, and the chin is slightly inward.

Fourthly, the paws of pure siamese cats are small and oval. If it is a mixed siamese cat, the soles of the feet are generally larger.

Daily care:

If the owner keeps a cat as a companion animal, he should always trim his paws to avoid scratching people, clothes, furniture, floors, etc. Trim claws from an early age, about 0 months 1 time. The specific method is as follows:

Hold the siamese cat in your arms, grasp the cat's 1 feet with your left hand, and gently squeeze your thumb, forefinger and middle finger to make your claws stick out. Then hold the nail clipper in your right hand, carefully cut off the transparent part at the front end of the claw, and then polish the claw with a small file on the nail clipper.

Bathing siamese cats can not only keep them clean and beautiful, but also remove some parasites on their bodies, promote blood circulation and metabolism, and play a role in preventing diseases and keeping fit. The habit of bathing should be cultivated from an early age, and cats will be reluctant to start bathing when they are adults.