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The 5 most expensive cat breeds

2021-11-16T15:03:45.026Z


While it is possible to adopt or acquire a cat on a modest budget, there are also particularly expensive breeds. What are the most expensive cat breeds? Answers.


While adopting a cat is never free, some cat breeds can be very expensive.

This may be due to their rarity, their physical peculiarities, their reputation, or simply a significant craze on the part of pet owners.

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Maine coon

The Maine Coon is a cat that stands out above all by its physique.

Indeed, it can weigh nearly 9 kg for 1 meter long.

Its majestic appearance is due to its long-haired coat, variegated tail and high ears.

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It is a cat with a calm temperament and sociable with his entourage, humans and animals.

There are also many variations of dresses, such as the shades "brown tabby" and "blue tortie".

Among the most expensive cat breeds, the Maine Coon costs between 1,000 and 2,000 euros.

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The Bengal

With its fawn coat made up of rosettes of various shapes, the Bengal has many points in common with the Bengal leopard cat.

Despite his wild appearance, he is a gentle cat, very demonstrative towards his master, children and other household pets.

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Very athletic and agile, the Bengal likes to practice acrobatics in a natural environment, but also at home if the facilities allow it.

This breed of cat costs between

1,500 and 3,500 euros

.

The Sphynx

With its allure as enigmatic as its surname, the Sphynx is a cat, to say the least, original.

His physique is distinguished by a very fine down that gives him the appearance of being naked.

The triangular shape of its head is due to its particularly large ears and a small jaw.

This breed of cat possesses an affectionate character and a natural penchant for curiosity.

He quickly becomes attached to his master and is sociable with other pets.

The price of a sphynx is estimated between

1,500 and 3,000 euros.

The Savannah

The Savannah is a large cat that can weigh up to 14 pounds.

It has an easily identifiable spotted coat.

Playful, sociable and gentle, he is very quick-witted.

Another particularity of this cat: he loves water, like his cousin the Bengal.

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The Savannah is among the most expensive cat breeds in the world, as it is a rare breed, which is subject to restrictions in some countries.

It is therefore an extremely expensive cat that can cost

up to 4000 euros.

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Ashera

The most expensive (and rarest) cat breed in the world is none other than

Ashera

.

This breed of cat is a pure laboratory creation that appeared in 2005 in the United States.

A 25 pound (11 kg) Ashera pictured in Oceanside, Calif. On December 4, 2007. The Ashera is a mix between an African serval, an Asian leopard and a domestic cat that can weigh up to 30 pounds (14 kg).

For cat lovers with exotic tastes and deep pockets, a California biotech company has created this hybrid breed that looks like a mini leopard and sells for $ 22,000.

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Due to its crossbreeding with a serval, it bears a resemblance to the Savannah.

Its massive size, about fifteen kilos, brings it closer to the Asian leopard or leopard cat.

It is a hypoallergenic cat.

The price disparity is huge.

The first estimates are at 20,000 euros.

However, Ashera can be sold for over 100,000 euros.

Adopting an animal commits you, it's a decision that you will have to think carefully.

Do not hesitate to contact your veterinarian or the nearest shelter to you before starting.

They will be able to give you advice on the breed of cats that will suit you best.

Source: lefigaro

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