Cat allergies siamese
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I just got a Siamese cat and ever since i've gotten her i've had headaches. sometimes i forget about them then they come back every so often, no other symptoms. I would like to know if keeping her around getting these random headaches every so often is dangerous for me in the long run.. or if I can stand the symptoms then I can keep her around... is this a problem that will become serious or can I just keep her around? Please reply.
Hi Kiki...I had a Siamese cat that did the same thing (licking until she was bald) several years ago. She ended up having fleas! We couldn't tell she had fleas because she was so good at catching the fleas when they bit her. But, the obvious reaction of continually licking, grooming, and hair barbering showed that she was still being irritated by them. We ended up finding the fleas on another one of our cats and after treating everyone appropriate, she stopped the excessive grooming.
When I had a Siamese that had this issue, the only thing my vet gave me to give to her was the steroid medication, Prednisone. He also gave her Reglan from time to time. I believe the vet had tried Flagyl a couple of times, too.
I would ask the vet if Prednisone or Prednisolone will help. Only, make sure kitty has nausea medication, too. I've taken Prednisone myself, so I know it can cause nausea.
I agree that this is completely normal. This happens with dalmatian dogs, too. They are usually born all white. The spots start coming in as the puppies get older. All this talk reminds me of my previous cat. I never saw her as a kitten, but she sure was a cute red point Siamese mix.
Is this a new behavior or has she always done this? I think I would first take her to the vet and get her checked out to make sure she doesn't have a UTI or anything. Sometimes it's hard to tell. I couldn't tell with my cat when she'd get one except that she'd go outside her box. I'd do that first and if that all checks out then it looks like it's probably behavioral, which could be more difficult to stop. Try and think if anything new has happened in the house.
Ihave a Chocolate Point Siamese male cat, now 3 years old he also had a sister she was knocked by a car, I grieved a lot.
I find my cat very intelligent, a bit fussy about food likes one thing one day and not the next. Loves being cuddled.
He makes lots of noise meeowing around the place loudly. Will be obvious if he does not like someone visiting me, but gets on with people who treat him as a human.
Interestingly...all Siamese cats do tend to darken with age across their whole body. I have seen it happen with every single one of mine (granted, that number is only 4, but still....). That's why these guys tend to have short show careers and then only as youngsters.
Mink is a color that is normally reserved for describing Tonkinese cats, which are another one of my favorites.
m not exagerating, Nothing. No tuna, wet cat food. All he eats is dry cat food and plastic. And he will not drink water out of a bowl. We have to let it run in the bathroom sink. He only drinks running water. But my question is, Why does he eat plastic???? He has done it since he was a little bitty kitten.
For example, I have a cat that is half Siamese. He LOOKS like a purebred Siamese but for the fact that he has a white chin, bib, stomach and white feet. The rest of him, however, resembles a very handsome (if gigantic, he's 23 pounds!) seal point Siamese. Well, we also have a female who, to the best of our knowledge, is what I usually refer to as a $.29 cat. Her only special feature is that she is a polydactyl with fully functional jointed thumbs.
Hello. I am AmelieM. I had my siamese cat for 12 years now. she does not like my friends sharing my attention especially the males. she does not like us living with my husband. She only comes out when he goes to bed and she is very dipressed. My husband and all my friends love her but she only wants me. I even thought of moving to another apartment in the same building. has anyone experience a jelous pet before? and what to do?
lately my cat has been peeing around the house. we just switched cat litter and it was suggested to us that he probably doesn't like it. tonight i noticed dried blood on his anus. he is eating and drinking normally, has had all his shots and is strictly an indoor cat. he is a ragdoll-siamese mix. he isn't exhibiting any other weird behaviors.
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