Where can I buy black siamese cats?

Siamese cats make wonderful companions, but keep in mind you will likely not get a purebred cat through adoption (which can be good for the animal healthwise, actually, since they are less likely to fall victim to purebred Siamese specific health conditions). read more

No, however just to confuse things, genetically a seal point Siamese is a black cat, but the Himalayan gene prevents the production of melanin (pigmentation) in the hair on the warmer parts of the body, resulting in the pale cream/white colour on the body with darker pigmented areas on the nose, ears, and tail. read more

Siamese in red (also called flame) or cream point, tortie point (mottled mixtures of black and red or their dilute colors on the point areas, also called tortoiseshell), or lynx point (stripes of color on the point areas) are called Colorpoint Shorthair in the CFA, although most of the other cat associations consider these color variations of the Siamese. read more