How Much Does a Siamese Cost?
The complete financial picture of Siamese ownership—from purchase price to lifetime expenses.
Annual Cost Breakdown
⚠️ Hidden Costs Many Owners Miss
How to Save on Siamese Costs
Pro Tip: Adopting an adult Siamese is great—you skip the hyperactive kitten phase, and their personality is already known.
Is a Siamese Worth the Cost?
At $25,270-$36,100 over their lifetime, a Siamese is a significant financial commitment. But for the right owner, they're priceless.
- • You can afford the annual costs comfortably
- • You have an emergency fund for unexpected vet bills
- • You're committed for their entire 18-year lifespan
- • You're living paycheck to paycheck
- • You can't afford pet insurance
- • You haven't budgeted for ongoing costs
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Siamese puppy cost?
Expect to pay between $500 and $2,000 for a Siamese puppy from a reputable breeder. Adopting an adult Siamese is great—you skip the hyperactive kitten phase, and their personality is already known.
What are the hidden costs of owning a Siamese?
Beyond common expenses, Siamese owners often face costs for: Dental extractions: $800-2,000, Prescription diets for kidney/liver support, Talk therapy (just kidding, but they ARE vocal).
How much should I budget monthly for a Siamese?
You should budget approximately $160 per month for a Siamese. This covers food, routine vet care, grooming, and insurance.
Is a Siamese more expensive than other cats?
Siameses fall into the Small size category with moderate health care costs due to breed-specific health concerns. Their lifetime cost of $25,270-$36,100 reflects their lower food costs but potentially higher veterinary bills.
Breed-Specific Cost Analysis
This guide includes cost factors specific to Siamese ownership, based on owner surveys and veterinary data.