How to Choose the Best Siamese Cat Names - And Save Your Cat From Eternal Embarrassment!

Don't make my mistake. Don't fall into this common cat naming trap. One of my lovely cats (not my Siamese cat) is called Stripy. Why? Because he was in a litter of five kittens - and he was the stripy one. Once a cat has a name, you will probably never change it, trust me.

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Where to start?

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Choosing Siamese cat names is easier than you think. What is the Siamese cat's unique feature? Yes, the heavenly blue eyes. So 'blue' inspired names are a great place to start.

- Artists have given fabulous names to exquisite blue paints. Some you might like Indigo, Prussian and Maya.

- What's more romantic than beautiful old-fashioned wild flower names? Blue or white flowers might be best: Cornflower, Gentian or Bluebell might be purrrfect for your new Siamese.

- How about some precious crystal Siamese cat names? A famous blue diamond called Hope? Or Sapphire or Cinnabar?

- Blue cat names not for you? White-inspired cat names from the frozen north like Frost, Snowflake and perhaps Blizzard for the ultra active Siamese!

- Brown cat names? They might include, Coco (Chanel of course rather than the hot drink) I also know Siamese cats named Onyx and Chocolate.

- Grey names because you are newly-owned by a blue point Siamese? Frosting and Pussy Willow have a lovely ring to them.

- Some 'hot' names for your red or flame point Siamese to consider, Amber Honey and Rufus.

- How about a witchy name for your spiritual Siamese? Choose wisely here, you don't want your cat to live up to a 'bad' name do you?

- There have been lots of famous Siamese cats. How about Siamese cat names with Star appeal? Siam was owned by President Rutherford Hayes and lived at the best address in America; The White House. And Marcus was a present from one famous star to another.

Lucky you to have such a lovely problem - a new cat to name!

How to Choose the Best Siamese Cat Names - And Save Your Cat From Eternal Embarrassment!

Anne Sterck, 'The Siamese Cat Lady', has never been without a cat or two or three! She is presently owned by Cumin, the cutest and naughtiest Siamese cat in France.

Obviously she couldn't include as many names as she would have liked here but you'll find hundreds more including the witchy ones at http://www.loving-siamese-cats.com/siamese-cat-names.html

Naming your new Siamese cat just got a whole lot easier.

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Cat Beds - How to Choose The Right One

Cats love comfort. How do you get comfortable when it's time to sleep? You jump in your bed, right? So, why is it your feline friend doesn't have a bed of its own. Cats sleep the majority of the day so they really need a comfortable place to rest their head and body. The other benefit of cat beds is that cats like security. They like to have their own space where they know they are safe and will be left undisturbed. That's exactly what cat beds offer them.

Before you select just any bed for your cat, you may need to do a little observation of your pet. Not all cats will like all bed styles. Is your cat a ground cat or a climber? Some cats are perfectly comfortable kicking back on the ground floor. For them, a floor bed may do the trick. Other cats, meanwhile, feel more safe and comfortable if they are off he ground and can look down at the world. For these cats, you should look for one of a variety of perching cat beds. If you have dogs or small children in the house, you may want to stick with the higher beds to give the cat somewhere it won't regularly be annoyed.

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Next, make sure the bed fits the cat. Cats come in varying sizes, and so do cat beds. If you have a large tabby, make sure you hunt for a larger bed instead of making him feel scrunched up to fit. He likely will just skip the bed altogether and look for something that is a little more comfortable, like your bed or furniture. Likewise, cats like to feel like they're in a hiding spot, so you don't want to give them a bed that is so large they get lost in it.

You need cat beds that are washable. Cats shed. They get sick. You don't want your cat to keep sleeping in a bed with germs, dirt and grime in it. They may get sick again. If you select a cat bed that is completely washable, or at least has a washable cover, you can toss it in the machine and offer your pet a clean space to rest. If you notice your cat is no longer sleeping in its bed, it may be because it needs a cleaning. Cats are clean animals and like their space to be as well.

Once you bring cat beds home, put them near the other cat toys. Your cat will appreciate the convenience. With cat beds near their scratching posts, food and water bowls and liter box, they will understand this whole area is their personal space.

One final note: If you have more than one cat, don't expect them to all share one cat bed, even if it' a big one. Cats like to have their own territory. If you are making them share that space, you are going against their instinct and you will end up with one cat using the cat bed and the others finding somewhere else to sleep.

Cat Beds - How to Choose The Right One

Author Jennifer Akre is an owner of different online niche stores that specialize in providing online consumers with not only useful and eye-catching products, but valuable information as well on how to nicely decorate and furnish your space, whether it be in your home or out on your deck or patio. There are many tips that are helpful for creating a space that others will envy and that will be comfortable for your pet. Here she offers buying advice when purchasing lavish cat furniture, sturdy cat houses, and grand cat trees.

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