Siamese / oriental kittens - okay to get just one?
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if one Siamese cat will be ok on its own (in a single cat household). Someone told me that they get lonely. I can only have a single one and just wondered if anyone had any experiences? Ta for any help |
"Rach" wrote in message
... Hi, Can anyone tell me if one Siamese cat will be ok on its own (in a single cat household). Someone told me that they get lonely. I can only have a single one and just wondered if anyone had any experiences? Ta for any help Siamese cats can become extremely possessive of their owner. My first one got depressed when I got a second. They competed for my affection their whole lives. Getting just one might be a better idea. Siamese tend to be very interactive and vocal, I hope you realize they need a lot of attention. I love the breed, but not everyone does. |
"Rach" wrote in message
... Hi, Can anyone tell me if one Siamese cat will be ok on its own (in a single cat household). Someone told me that they get lonely. I can only have a single one and just wondered if anyone had any experiences? Ta for any help Siamese cats can become extremely possessive of their owner. My first one got depressed when I got a second. They competed for my affection their whole lives. Getting just one might be a better idea. Siamese tend to be very interactive and vocal, I hope you realize they need a lot of attention. I love the breed, but not everyone does. |
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if one Siamese cat will be ok on its own (in a single cat household). Someone told me that they get lonely. It really depends on the cat -- I'd be more concerned about how much time *you* are away from home. Siamese are all-out people-cats. They are very attached to their people and love to be the center of attention. Most of them, anyway. I'd think a Siamese would not be happy alone for extended periods. Sherry |
Hi,
Can anyone tell me if one Siamese cat will be ok on its own (in a single cat household). Someone told me that they get lonely. It really depends on the cat -- I'd be more concerned about how much time *you* are away from home. Siamese are all-out people-cats. They are very attached to their people and love to be the center of attention. Most of them, anyway. I'd think a Siamese would not be happy alone for extended periods. Sherry |
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