This a brand new theory in the cat world. PoC is unique for out-of-the-box thinking and innovation š It is a bit tongue-in-check and a bit of fun with a tiny smidgen of seriousness underneath. We all know that Siamese … Continue reading →
Are there any Siamese cats in Siam (Thailand)? The answer is yes and no. I’ll try and explain that. I think this is an interesting question because it is a way of confirming that the history of one of the … Continue reading →
This is a picture of a Siamese cat that is going around the internet. I have to jump on the bandwagon and discuss it my way. It is almost certainly in the public domain. So what is worth discussing about … Continue reading →
This is a leap into the world of the cat fancy. I was going to publish a picture by Helmi Flick of what I believed was a lynx point Oriental Shorthair with blue eyes. It is a head and shoulders … Continue reading →
This is a Siamese cat picture with a difference. It is a photograph by Helmi Flick of eleven Siamese kittens. I am almost certain that the photograph was created in a single exposure. In other words what you see in … Continue reading →
by BARB (SARATOGA SPRINGS NY) Fluffy came to me six yrs ago from a Navy couple who left him and his mom and auntie in two different homes. They didn’t tell me Fluffy, the champion son Siamese, was ill, but … Continue reading →
Siamese cat history, in detail, is set out on this page using many sources and some patience. You’ll need patience to read it all too as it is quite long! But then it is meant to be as definitiveĀ as I … Continue reading →
The photographs illustrating this post are by a Flickr photographer who lives with a fantastic looking cat who just happens to be a Flame Point Siamese. I won’t get as lucky again. The photographs are reproduced under a creative commons … Continue reading →
Chocolate point Siamese cat by sam.romilly (Flickr). The above photo is not that good technically (sorry Sam) but it does show off the chocolate point very nicely. The coloring is clear and neutral. The cat’s name is Salvador – gotta … Continue reading →
Introduction You could almost summarize this cat in several words, a Siamese cat with longer fur but it is not quite as straight forward as that, not for me in any event. Gloria Stephens who wrote Legacy of the Cat, … Continue reading →
