Treat Felis Siamese
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Siamese

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Specification

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  •   Siamese 

General information

  • Bred originally from imports from Thailand in the 19th century.
  • Developed throughout this century with some outcrossing to introduce new colors.
  • Friendly and very lively. Can be very noisy.
  • Need minimal grooming.

Biological data

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Further Reading

Publications

Refereed papers

Other sources of information

USA

  • Visit the Cat Fanciers' Association website to search for details of CFA Affiliated cat clubs -www.cfa.org.
  • Siamese Breed Council - www.siamesebc.org.

UK

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