Of course it misses its Mom.  Does it calm down when you cuddle
him/her?  Baby kittens need closeness so hold and cuddle it a lot. How
old is he/her?  Siamese are great talkers, so you had better be
willing to converse.   I really miss my Siamese.   MLB

Let her sleep with you. Have you ever had a cat?

Sorry to tell you, but Siamese cats are extreme conversationalists.. she
will always have "excessive" meowing.. If it is not allowed, then I suggest
you move.

Like Connie said, Siamese are very vocal cats and do meow a lot.

Of course, since you've just brought the cat in, chances are it's looking
around for other cats or even whomever had it before. When I got my first
cat he'd come from a three-cat home, and spent the first couple of days
running around meowing for other cats. My tom now, Maus, meows for me when
I'm upstairs and he's downstairs, it's his way of saying, "Moooommmy? Where
are you at?"

On a side note, if you live in an apartment that does not allow cats, why
did you get a cat?!

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Siamese are notorious for "talking". Didn't you research the breed
before you got one?

Why do you assume there is one?
My cats talk to me all the time. All I have to do is LOOK at Isis and
she starts a little conversation.  *g*

Of course!
My cats sleep with me. Is there some reason she can't sleep with you?
How old is this kitten? She needs to go to the vet for wormings,
vaccinations, and a check up.

Move. You bought a cat. Live where you can have one. Or get a bunny.
Seriously. Don't try to hide a Siamese where no cats are allowed. It
just won't work. They talk up a storm. They love to climb in the windows
and mess up the blinds. They are active, fun cats. They won't thrive in
a place where they can't even look outside for fear someone will see
them or talk for fear someone will hear them. They WILL act out and
start being destructive. Say good bye to the couch.  ;)

Hmm, a young solo Siamese kitten. I can't imagine a kitten that could possibly
be louder than that. Someone should have told you that when you got the cat.
Siamese are big talkers. Some people can't take it. They can also be loud
meowers. Kittens meow a lot naturally calling to mom or siblings. If they're
under 12 weeks, especially under 8 weeks, they will need a lot more attention
and will meow a lot. Kittens in general also need a lot of attention or they
will meow. That's why people generally get two.

So, what to do. One, take him back to his mom until he's older. Or, get him a
surrogate mom, or another kitten to keep him company. Two, spend lots of time
with him playing, cuddling. Three, ear plugs, especially at night. Maybe if you
ignore the meowing over time he won't meow as much. If you meow back to him,
you will encourage him to meow more.

Siamese cats meow constantly for no obvious reason. Get a muzzle for
it before someone complains and your landlord kicks you out.

J.C.

I wonder if your Siamese is too young to be away from its mother.
Siamese develop slowly and shouldn't be taken from their mothers until
they're 8 weeks of age. I'm shocked when I see tiny Siamese in the pet
stores.
They are great talkers. I had one once and dearly loved him but he was
a loudmouth. I never want another one again. He might be very lonely.
My husband slept on the couch with George for several weeks until he
adapted to our home. You might also try a ticking clock wrapped in
blankets in his bed. He'll think it's his mother's heartbeat. Good
luck!