CATDOLL : Is a Siamese cat an Egyptian cat?

Siamese cats are not Egyptian cats. They are different in origin, appearance and personality. Siamese cats are world-famous short-haired cats, native to Siam (now Thailand). Siamese cats were first raised in the royal palace and large temples of Thailand. They were aristocrats who never left their homes. Siamese cats are strong and active, smart and flexible, very curious and considerate.

Siamese cat vs Egyptian cat:

1. Origin. Siamese cats are produced in Thailand and are known as the "Prince of Cats", with a distinguished and prominent status. Egyptian cats are produced in Egypt and are also known as Pharaoh cats and Egyptian god cats. Purebred Egyptian cats are very rare.

2. Hair. Siamese cats are known as "chameleons" in the cat world. Their fur is a uniform solid color. When they are young, their fur is white, and as they age, their fur color gradually darkens. Egyptian cats are known as "small leopard cats" and have leopard-like markings on their skin and fur.

3. Head shape. The Siamese cat has a slender wedge-shaped head with a relatively flat skull. The Egyptian cat has a slightly rounded head with an oval face.

4. Personality. Siamese cats are straightforward, emotional and clingy. Egyptian cats are lively and playful, but more sensitive. If the owner scolds them frequently, the Egyptian cat will gradually stay away from the owner.