Foods that Siamese cats should not eat:
1. Foods high in salt, especially human stir-fries and braised meats, should never be given to Siamese people. They put a heavy burden on the kidneys and can easily cause eye discharge.
2. Avoid eating grapes, onions, and other similar foods, as these can easily cause poisoning.
3. Do not give your cat chocolate, as it can easily cause arrhythmia in cats.
4. Raw eggs and some raw meat, because raw eggs can carry many germs, and raw meat can easily carry Toxoplasma gondii. 
Important things to note when raising a Siamese cat:
1. Keep them warm. Siamese cats originated in Thailand, where it is warm all year round, so they are quite sensitive to cold weather.
2. Grooming. There are actually two types of Siamese cats: short-haired and long-haired. Long-haired Siamese cats need to be groomed daily to prevent tangles and keep them looking clean and tidy. Short-haired Siamese cats also need grooming, but not as frequently as long-haired Siamese cats.
3. Perform deworming treatment. It is generally recommended to treat internal parasites once every 3 months and external parasites once a month.
4. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the environment. As a noble cat, Siamese cats are very clean cats. Therefore, in addition to ensuring a clean and tidy living environment, their food bowls must also be kept clean, and the litter box should be cleaned and the litter changed regularly. Otherwise, Siamese cats will dislike it.
5. Spend more time with your Siamese cat. Siamese cats are known as the "dogs of the cat world." They are very intelligent and can play fetch with their owners. They are also very loyal to their owners.
6. A balanced diet. Siamese cats are lean cats, so choose cat food with a high protein content as their staple food.
