The Siamese cat is the kind of cat that digs coal?

The Siamese cat is a cat that has been known to "dig for coal" since childhood. The Siamese cat is a world-famous short-haired cat and a representative breed of short-haired cats, and the race is native to Siam (present-day Thailand), hence the name Siamese cat.

The body coat is uniformly monochromatic, but seal-colored spots are allowed. There is a small amount of shaded color on the blue spots. The body coat color should contrast clearly with the spot color. All characteristic parts (nose end, limbs, ears, tail) spots are of the same color, and there should be no interspersed mixed fur colors or white in the spots.

Over 200 years ago, this precious cat was only kept in the royal palaces and temples of Thailand, and it was an aristocrat that could not leave the house. The Siamese cat is well adapted to its owner's local climate, and has a strong, active, witty and flexible personality, with a strong sense of curiosity and understanding.

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Mixed strains of cats will live longer than purebred strains of cats, with the exception of the Siamese and the Chinchilla (Siamese cats and Chinchillas are purebred strains which live longer). (Siamese and Chinchillas live longer as purebred strains). Neutered cats will live longer, obese cats will live shorter, and cats fed a balanced diet or canned food will live longer than cats fed leftovers.

Scientifically fed Siamese cats can live as long as 12 to 20 years, but clinical studies have proven that regardless of aging, cats over 6 years old will begin to experience significant changes in organ function, and many of the diseases that are prevalent in older cats will not occur until after 6 years of age.

Just as humans age, so do pets go from being playful and cute to slow-moving and old. Like people, senior pets like to live comfortably and should not be forced to do things they don't like, and their behavior should be treated with compassion.