Before buying a Siamese kitten, you should ask the breeder if there any any congenital problems or predisposition to conditions such as feline cardiomyopathy in his/her bloodline. All adult cats and ready-to-go kittens should be vaccinated against rhinotracheitis, feline panleukopenia and calici varus (the so called "three-in-one vaccination").
The adults in the cattery should be immunized agaist feline leukemia virus, or have ceritificats of negative leukemia tests results, dated within the past three months. Many breeders do not give the vaccine to the kittens to be sold, preferring to leave that to the new owner. You should also ask the breeder about guarantee of health and personality. Although no one can make absolute guarantee of anything, if there is a personality problem, reputable breeders will give a refund for the return of the Siamese if it is in good health.
For more information about the Siamese cat breed visit Siamese Breed profile.
Shoobox Cattery - CALIFORNIA (United States)
Traditional Siamese & Balinese
CFA Registered Cattery of Excellence breeding Siamese cats.
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Sahja's Siamese and Oriental
Shorthair Cats and Kittens
- ILLINOIS (United States)
Siamese and Oriental cats and kittens raised with lots of love.
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Serenade/Obsession Cattery
- INDIANA (United States)
Siamese and Colorpoint Shorthair
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Precious Gems Cattery - MISSOURI (United States)
We specialize in the traditional, old style Siamese. We have seal and blue point kittens available 2 to 6 times per year
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Old Style Siamese - NEBRASKA (United States)
Old Style Siamese is actually a home in central Nebraska. We exclusively raise Applehead Siamese, which are the "Old Style Siamese". All kittens live in the house and underfoot. We usually have kittens for sale, so give us a call or email. :) Tel: 3084573303 Email: kfees@kearney.net
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Ravenpaw - NEBRASKA (United States)
Ravenpaw is a small cattery owned and operated by Meg Burden and ruled by four Siamese. Ravenpaw is registered with the CFA, and I breed wedge-type ("modern") Siamese in all four CFA-recognized colors (seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac).
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Old Style Siamese - NEBRASKA (United States)
Old Style Siamese is actually a home in central Nebraska. We exclusively raise Applehead Siamese, which are the "Old Style Siamese". All kittens live in the house and underfoot. We usually have kittens for sale, so give us a call or email. :) Tel: 3084573303 Email: kfees@kearney.net
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Cann-Dee-Apples Cattery - New Hampshire (United States)
A cattery breeding Traditional Siamese cats (Appleheads), traditional Color Point Shorthairs, Snowshoes, and traditional Balinese kittens. Located in Nashua, NH.
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JoRene Cattery - NEW JERSEY (United States)
Breeder of Grand Champions Siamese and Oriental Cats.
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Ariniello Cattery - NEW YORK (United States)
Certified CFA registered cattery breeding Siamese cats - show and pet quality. Located in New York.
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Arivelle Cattery - NEW YORK (United States)
A cattery breeding show and pet quality Siamese kittens. Located in Garrison, New York.
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Beecata Cattery - NEW YORK (United States)
A cattery breeding show quality Siamese kittens. Located in in Buffalo, NY.
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BePrsCrePrs Siamese - NEW YORK (United States)
A small, cattery trying to breed the healthiest possible Siamese cats with wonderful temperaments. Located in Long Island, NY.
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Jim-An-Di Siamese - NORTH CAROLINA (United States)
Jim-An-Di Siamese are breeders of pure Siamese cats. Breeder of pure Siamese cats and kittens in seal, chocolate, blue and lilac point colors.
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Thaifong Cattery - ONTARIO (Canada)
A CFA registered cattery breeding Siamese cats in four colors: seal, blue, chocolate and lilac point. Located in Grimsby, Southern Ontario.
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Blue Turtle Siamese Cattery - Quebec (Canada)
A cattery breeding CFA registerd Siamese kittens. Located in Quebec City area.
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For the most part, the Siamese cat has been and remains a vigorous and healthy breed. It appears to be less susceptible to feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) than other purebred cats such as Abyssinians, Bengals, Birmans, Himalayans, Ragdolls and Rexes. However, Persian, Burmese, and Siamese have repeatedly been linked with one or more of eye disorders, including cataracts, glaucoma, lens luxation and corneal abnormalities which are believed to be inherited in these breeds.