What is Persian Siamese?

Siamese Persian cats are actually very loving, social, and outgoing. These cats are truly. elegant looking with their sleek bodies and beautiful eyes. They’re known as a natural. breed, having evolved through the ages, first appearing in a Thai manuscript of cat.

At what age Persian male cats mate?

It is at the age of around 15 to 18 months that Persian cats reach their sexual maturity. Though the male Persian cats do not experience any heat cycle, both male and female Persian cats mature around the same age.

When can female Persian cats mate?

Some queens will enter puberty as early as four months of age (most often house cats or Oriental breeds), while Persians and related breeds need 12-18 months or even up to two years to reach puberty.

How much are Persian Siamese cats?

Breed Information
Colors	Seal point Chocolate point Blue point Lilac point
Kitten Prices	Average $600 – $1200 USD The normal Siamese kitten can cost you anywhere from around $600-$800. however, If you want a premium origin Siamese cat with noticeable features, be prepared to give $1000-$2,500 depending on the breeder.

What does a Siamese and Persian mix cat look like?

The combination of Siamese and Persian physical characteristics creates a special cat. Himmies typically have blue eyes and a long coat. Some have more traditional Siamese markings, like a darker face and ears that slowly fades into the coat, while others are nearly pure white.

How do I breed my Persian cat?

Bring your female to the male’s environment for breeding. They’ll know what to do naturally. Leave your female with him for a day or two. Cats come into heat every few weeks, but it is the act of mating that stimulates ovulation, so they’ll need to be free to interact for more than just a single copulatory act.

Which Colour Persian cat is best?

Solid Color Division

• White. The glistening-white Persian has always been one of the most prized.
• Black. Since the infancy of cat breeding, the black Persian has also been considered highly desirable.
• Blue.
• Red.
• Cream.
• Silver and Golden Division.
• Chinchilla Silver.
• Shaded Silver.

How can I tell if my Siamese is purebred?

Look at the cat’s ears. In some purebred modern Siamese, the ears may be nearly as large as the head itself. The ears of an applehead Siamese are more proportional to its body, and less angular and pointed. The ears of an applehead Siamese will also be closer together on the top of its head.