Siamese cat

Siamese cats, also known as Siamese, belong to the pedigree cats. The Siamese originally comes from today`s Thailand, which was then called Siam, and is probably descended from the Nubian cat or the Bengal cat. The first Siamese arrived in Britain in the late 19th century as a gift from Siamese. The Siamese are slender, long-legged and elegant cats with an elongated and supple body, which also belong to the group of partially albino cats. Therefore, the ears, feet and tail are colored in the respective color. Her eyes are always blue. Other characteristics of the Siamese include the long, tubular body and long tail.

Because of their very short fur, Siamese cats are very easy to care for. Aside from weekly brushing with a baby brush, Siamese cats do not require any special grooming to remove dead hair
All Siamese are born white in color. The characteristic point markings of the Siamese develop later, with the ears, tail and legs being a distinctly darker coloration than the rest of the body. The fur darkens more in cooler temperatures than in warmer temperatures.