Siamese Cat Adopt Me Values - Trade Values Conversion
| NO POTION | F | R | FR | |
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| Normal | ||||
| Neon | ||||
| Mega Neon |
Value Trend
Siamese Cat is Stable: no change over the last 7 days or the last 30 days.
Trading
Siamese Cat is worth 22.75 Shark Value.
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This adds up exactly to Siamese Cat’s value.
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Siamese Cat Overview
First, the short story of this pet
Quick Answer: The Siamese Cat is a limited Ultra-Rare pet in Adopt Me! It came from the Homepass in 2025. In Week 2 of the Homepass, players could buy it from the NPC Shane for 75 Shane Snax. That week ended in September 2025, so now you can get one only by trading. Use the values table at the top of this page to see what each type is worth today.
The sections above show the values, the trend, and the trading details. This part tells you more about the pet players search for as the adopt me siamese cat. Players still search for the siamese cat adopt me long after the Homepass closed. It is a limited Ultra-Rare pet in Adopt Me! on Roblox, and it was only on sale for one week.
It arrived on September 5, 2025, in Week 2 of the Homepass. You could not buy it from a shop shelf or hatch it from an egg. You earned Shane Snax by playing, then traded 75 of them to Shane, the pet trainer NPC (Non-Player Character). That was the only door in, and it closed a week later.
So, what is a Siamese Cat worth in Adopt Me today? The best answer is in the live values table above. It shows the Normal pet, the Neon, the Mega Neon, and the types with potions. All values here are in Shark Value, one unit for every pet.
Adopt Me has never shared official pet values. Uplift Games, the team behind the game, has no official value list. Players make the values from real trades. How much players want a pet matters a lot. If many players want it, its value can go up. If fewer want it, its value can go down.
And players really want this one. It is an Ultra-Rare that trades up in low-Legendary company on value lists. Cat collectors chase it hard, because a cat collection with a hole in it does not feel finished. One week of supply, years of collectors. That maths tells the whole story.
How to Get the Siamese Cat in Adopt Me
It was bought with Shane Snax for one week, and now trading is the only way
Players ask how to get a siamese cat in adopt me, so first, you need to know one thing: you cannot buy a Siamese Cat now. Shane does not sell it, no egg hatches it, and guides that claim it came from an egg or a cat box are wrong. This is how players got it when it was in the game:
- Play during Week 2 of the Homepass. The Homepass was a limited-time feature with two one-week passes. Week 2 ran from September 5 to September 12, 2025.
- Level up your Homepass. Doing pet needs and Task Board tasks earned XP (Experience Points), and leveling the pass paid out rewards. Shane Snax, the event currency, were paid at most levels of the 20-level track.
- Save up 75 Shane Snax. One full run of the pass paid 86 Shane Snax, so a single finished pass was enough, with a little left over.
- Go to Shane and trade the Snax. In Week 2, Shane offered a choice for the same 75 Shane Snax: a Mini Schnauzer or the Siamese Cat. Every Snax spent on the dog was a cat that never entered the game.
A finished Homepass could also be restarted for 1,500 Bucks, except in the last few hours of the week, so keen players ran the track again and bought a second pet. But the whole event is over now, and trading is the only way. Follow these steps:
- Find an owner who wants to trade. Many owners are cat collectors who bought the cat to keep, so expect firm prices and some flat no answers.
- Know the exact type before you make an offer. Is it Normal, Neon, or Mega Neon? Does it have No Potion, Fly, Ride, or Fly Ride (FR)? Each type has its own place in the values table, and the value can be very different from one type to the next.
- Check the full offer, not only the main pet. Add the value of all pets and items on both sides before you accept. One strong pet plus small adds is not the same as one strong pet alone.
- Read all the details in the trade window. If the other player changes something at the last moment, check everything again. Check the pet name, age, and potions.
- Do not rush. A fair trade will still be fair after one minute. Many players run a quick WFL (Win Fair Lose) check before they accept.
Keeping the Trade Clean
Most trade scams follow the same tricks. Know them, and you stay safe.
The trust trade. A player says, “Give me your pet first. I will give you mine after.” Do not do this. There is no safe trust trade.
The look-alike swap. A plain cream cat goes into the trade window at the last second, hoping you only see the colour. The Siamese Cat has a dark face mask and dark paws. Read the name and look for the mask before you accept.
The rush. A player says, “Quick, accept now.” Scammers want you to act fast so you do not check the trade. Slow is safe.
Safe trades stay inside the official trade window, where both players can see all pets and items. Check everything before you accept.
Siamese Cat Appearance
What this cream and dark brown cat looks like
The Siamese Cat is a round, chubby cat with soft cream fur. It is modeled on the real Siamese breed, wearing that breed’s famous coat: a pale body with dark points.
The face is the part everyone notices first. A dark brown mask, almost black, covers the whole muzzle and wraps around the eyes. The eyes are very large, round, and black, and they sit right inside the mask, so the mask is what you see when this cat looks at you.
The ears are big and pointy, dark brown on the back and soft pink inside. A tiny tuft of fur sticks up on top of the head, between the ears. The nose is small and dark, and thin white whiskers fan out on both sides of the muzzle.
The same dark brown covers the round, ball-like paws and the tail, which is short and thick for a cat and carried straight out behind. Cream body, dark face, dark ears, dark paws, dark tail. One of the cleanest designs in the game, and you can spot it in a trade window in one second.
Neon Siamese Cat and Mega Neon Siamese Cat
The glowing forms, and how players make them
Neon Siamese Cat
You can make a Neon Siamese Cat by joining four Full Grown Siamese Cats at the Neon Cave.
The Neon glows peach. The glow sits on its whiskers, on its tail, on its feet, on its nose, and inside its ears. The whiskers are the special part. Most Neon pets glow on the body, the ears, or the tail. This one has glowing whiskers, thin peach lines on a dark mask. In a dark server, that little face lights up like a sign.
Mega Neon Siamese Cat
A Mega Neon Siamese Cat glows in the same places as the Neon. The big change is the color. The glow does not stay peach. It cycles through the colors of the rainbow, whiskers and all.
Making one takes real work. You need four Neon Siamese Cats, and each Neon takes four Full Grown normal pets. Grow each Neon to its last stage, called Luminous, then join the four Luminous Neons. In total, 16 normal Siamese Cats stand behind one Mega Neon.
Now, the warning, and on this pet, both big value lists give the same one. Think hard before you fuse your pets. The four normal cats usually trade for more together than the one Neon you get back, and the sixteen behind a Mega Neon add up to far more than the Mega itself.
So if you want a Neon, trading for a ready one beats making your own. Fuse only because you love the peach glow and plan to keep it.
Siamese Cat Tricks
The tricks it learns as it grows
The Siamese Cat grows in the same stages as other pets: Newborn, Junior, Pre-Teen, Teen, Post-Teen, and Full Grown. It learns these tricks:
- Newborn: Sit
- Junior: Joyful
- Pre-Teen: Beg
- Teen: Jump
- Post-Teen: Trick 1
- Full Grown: Trick 2
Time to be honest. The Siamese Cat has no signature trick. Some pets get their own named trick at Full Grown, a special move with their name on it. This one does not. Trick 1 and Trick 2 are the standard tricks most pets learn.
That is fine. Nobody trades for a Siamese Cat because of its tricks. They trade for the mask, the whiskers, and that one mad week in September 2025.
Is the Siamese Cat Worth It?
Read this before you trade for one
It depends on what you want. A collector’s cat, a strong trade piece, or a pet whose story is still being argued about. Here are the good and bad points.
Pros
Cons
If you want an Ultra-Rare that trades like it belongs a tier higher, the Siamese Cat is a strong pick. Its supply froze after one week, its demand is real, and collectors keep the floor under it. Just watch its trend before a big trade, because this pet can move fast.
Siamese Cat Facts and Trivia
Small things most players do not know
- The Siamese Cat was a bonus pet, not a track reward. The Homepass track handed out the Munchkin Cat in Week 1 and the French Bulldog in Week 2. The Siamese Cat could only be bought from Shane, on the side.
- One run of the Homepass paid 86 Shane Snax across its 20 levels. The cat cost 75. One finished pass bought one cat, with 11 Snax left over.
- In Week 2, the same 75 Shane Snax bought either a Siamese Cat or a Mini Schnauzer. Every Snax spent on the dog was a cat that never entered the game.
- It appeared on the Homepass Update Week 2 game thumbnail, next to the French Bulldog, the Week 2 track pet.
- Its Neon glow covers its whiskers. The whiskers, nose, inner ears, feet, and tail all glow peach, and the glowing whiskers on the dark mask are the detail players point at first.
- It is one of two Homepass cats. The Munchkin Cat came first, in Week 1, and it is a Rare from the track. The Siamese Cat is an Ultra-Rare from Shane’s shop. Same event, different weeks, different rarities, different routes in.
Siamese Cat FAQs
The questions players ask the most
Its worth changes with the trading market. A number written in this article could become old very fast. You can see the live value for the Normal, Neon, and Mega Neon types, and for the Fly, Ride, and Fly Ride types, in the values table above. Check the exact type you want before you trade.
Only by trading. The Siamese Cat was sold by Shane for 75 Shane Snax during Week 2 of the Homepass, from September 5 to September 12, 2025. It never came from an egg. Every Siamese Cat in the game now was bought that week or traded later.
It cost 75 Shane Snax, the Homepass currency earned by leveling the pass. Shane sold the cat on Adoption Island during Week 2. It had no Robux price and no Bucks price.
Shane Snax were the currency of the Homepass, a two-week feature in August and September 2025. You earned them while leveling the 20-level pass by doing pet needs and Task Board tasks, and players traded 75 of them to Shane for bonus pets. The currency is named after Shane, the pet trainer NPC (Non-Player Character).
Nobody knows for sure. The Homepass was a one-time feature, and the Siamese Cat has not come back since September 2025. There is no confirmed plan for a return. If a player gives you a return date, they are only guessing.
No. The Siamese Cat is a limited Ultra-Rare pet. Many players mix this up, because it is limited, it was here for one week only, and it trades strongly for its rarity. But its rarity is Ultra-Rare, and it always has been. Some low-quality guides online even call it an Uncommon egg pet. That is wrong too.
Usually, no. A Neon needs four Full Grown Siamese Cats joined at the Neon Cave, and on this pet, those four normal cats often trade for more in total than the one Neon you get back. If you want a Neon, trading for a ready one is usually the better move. Make your own only if you love the peach glow and plan to keep it.
Because players here want the abilities more than an untouched copy. On very old pets, most owners used potions back then, so a clean No Potion copy became the rare one. The Siamese Cat is a 2025 pet, and that story does not fit it. Traders would rather fly and ride it, so Fly Ride trades above the plain one.
It glows peach on its whiskers, its nose, its inner ears, its feet, and its tail. The cream fur and the dark mask stay the same. The glowing whiskers on that dark face are the part everyone notices first.
Both cats come from the Homepass, but almost everything else is different. The Munchkin Cat is a Rare from Week 1, handed out on the reward track at levels 13 and 19. The Siamese Cat is an Ultra-Rare from Week 2, bought from Shane for 75 Shane Snax. Different weeks, different rarities, different routes in.
Final Thoughts
What to remember about the Siamese Cat
The Siamese Cat is a small cat with a short, sharp story. It was a bonus pet in the second week of a two-week feature, sold by an NPC (Non-Player Character) for a snack currency most players had barely heard of. Then the week ended, the supply froze, and the collectors arrived.
It is limited; it is not in any shop, and it trades far above what its rarity tag suggests. Keep one if you get one. If you trade for one, check the exact type, check the trend, and read everything in the trade window two times.