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Thanks everyone, for your input. I will do just that!

Thanks Heather. I think I'm going to start there. I'm going to get him fixed and hopefully that will calm him down.

He has not been fixed yet. Is he marking his territory by going around in circles?

For the past 2 nights, my 6 month old Siamese has been going around in circles under my bed while meowing to the top of his lungs. I mean he's very vocal as it is so you can imagine. I looked under the bed to see if it was something that was catching his attention but there was nothing. He's...

I took my kitty to the vet on Sat. and he has a pretty bad case of conjunctivitis. The vet had to give him anestesia and a sedative because he became pretty feisty when he was trying to look in his eye (he even scratched him ~ ouch!). He also gave me an ointment to put in his eye 2-3 times a day...

All of a sudden today, my 5 month old kitten ended up with what looks like an eye infection. He has Congenital Vestibular Disease so he's a little lop-sided but today his ear is all the way toward the floor (on the side of the bad eye). His eye is pretty much shut and when I try to open it, his...

Jenny82, I am definitely considering that. I think it will help somewhat. Won't hurt to try. Thanks!

GoldenKitty45, I've also been watching the Dog Whisperer to see how we can train the Rot. She was only trained for basic commands when she was a pup but now only what my boyfriend has taught her. I told him he should apply some of those techniques and get her fixed before we bring my baby over...

x-ta-Z, I will try that! It sounds hillarious but let's see if HE likes it! LOL

Hehehe, he does look wicked! I know when the pupils dilate that he's ready to attack (may be playful, may not be). Do you have a crate/cage? Maybe everytime he acts up you can place him in there for a few minutes until you see that he has calmed down. Sometimes my Siamese goes crazy for minutes...

I have a 4 month old male Siamese and my boyfriend has a 2 yr. old female Rottweiler (neither one of them are fixed). We plan to move in back together in a few months. I've read a lot about introducing animals but I haven't found the right technique yet. My cat has a condition called Congenital...

Yea I guess I'll just have to get used to it in the meantime. Thanks!

Catfriend, yes it does hurt around the eyes and even around the mouth. My skin is sensitive so everytime he goes for my face i tell him no and move him, then he goes for my neck, arm, whatever is available...

Yosemite, that's exactly when he does it, when it's bed time! I don't think it's got to do with creams or scents because it's every night no matter if i'm wearing some thing or not. i roll-over to the left, he follows me, makes himself comfy and starts with the licking, I roll-over to the right...

missymotus, he was taken from his parents too soon because he was being rejected. my kitty also has Congenital Vestibular Disease so he really wasn't wanted for selling, so they put him up for adoption and i took him in. he is the sweetest cat i've ever had but the licking...............it's...

Wow, those behaviors do sound weird! Sometimes I think my cat thinks he's a dog too but all he does that your cat does is drag blankets around the house. Maybe there is something not right mentally if physically she's fine. If you don't want to put her on meds then maybe some kind of behavioral...

I swear my Siamese (male) of 4 months has an obsession with licking! Every night as soon as I lay down, he starts with his licking. He licks my hands, arms, neck, toes, feet, leg and even armpit! It's an everyday thing and it's starting to annoy me. I know it may sound cruel and it may just be...

So I took him to the vet on Sat. and what he has is Congenital Vestibular Disease (which apparently is better than having CH). His body doesn't wobble, it's only his head which he has tilted to one side the majority of the time but otherwise, everything else he does is like a perfectly normal...

Thanks Yorda, I will do just that. His crying has gotten better, I guess he's more used to his new environment. I have noticed that he does use his hearing a lot to locate me. I wonder if he does have vision problems. Guess I'll find out too with the vet. Thanks again!

I just adopted a seal-point siamese on Saturday from a crowded cage as well. My b/f called me to tell me they had one but that it had a little problem, his head wobbles! I went to look at him anyway. No one knew what was wrong with it. The owners are breeders and decided to give him away because...