Top 10 Most Expensive Cat Breeds In The World

All cat lovers will be jumping for joy after looking at some of the pictures of these cats. But be prepared to flush your wallets as some of these cats will cost you a fortune to get one. Cats are considered one of the most owned pets in the world after dogs.

This feline is not only to be kept as a pet but act as man's best companion during those sorrowful times. Most of the readers here must have a pet cat at home that they could snuggle with on top of speaking with them in the most amusing way.

Despite all of that, you will be left in awe after looking at the prices of these cats with some of them reaching a whopping $100,000. Here we would like to share with you the top 10 most expensive cat breeds in the world.

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10. British Shorthair (Up to $1,500)

This cat breed is said to be originated from Europe and it was imported to Britain during the Roman Conquest in the first AD. It is also among the oldest cat breed in the world.

The cat is unique with its fluffy fur and chubby body as well as its wide face. The most common color for the British Shorthair will be British Blue which is a bronze-colored eye(slightly orange) with a medium-length tail.

9. Scottish Fold (Up to $3,000)

The Scottish Fold is a very unique especially when you look at its facial feature. It is a breed with a dominant mutation that gives effect the cartilage along its body causing its ear to be folded towards the front.

Before the cat got its name, Scottish Fold in 1966, this breed used to be known as lop-eared or lops in conjunction with having similar ears to a rabbit.

There are also several other breeds of this family namely Highland Fold, Scottish Fold Longhair, and Coupari.

8. Sphynx (Up to $3,000)

Despite some people seeing this cat as looking like an alien and frightening, it is included in one of the most well-known and expensive cat breeds in the world. Many Hollywood celebrities that own this cat include Steven Tyler, Lady Gaga, and Jennifer Anniston.

It is perhaps one of the easiest cats to be identified by its wrinkly skin and no fur. However, taking care of this cat can be a quite hassle as it requires extra attention and care.

The price can speak for itself which explains its huge price tag.

7. Russian Blue (Up to $3,000)

It was said to have originated from Arkhangelsk, Russia and this is a cat is known for its active behavior on top of being very clever.

This cat can easily form a close relationship with their owners and is loved by all due to its personality and dazzling look.

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6. Peterbald (Up to $5,000)

Another cat from Russia somewhat resembles the Sphynx and it is a production of a test between the breed of the champion of female Oriental Shorthair and Donskoy.

It is also bright, energetic, and curious with a slim and muscular body. In most cases, this cat will not have any issues living with other pets at your home.

5. Persian Cats (Up to $5,500)

One of the most beloved cats to own due to its chubby and fluffy body. It also has a round face with a short nose. Its other name can be Persian Longhair.

The Iranians called the Shirazi cat and often known as the Iran Cat in the Middle East. It was bred by the English from the beginning and also by the Americans after the Second World War.

Other family members of Persian Cats will be the Exotic Shorthair and the Himalayan.

4. Allerca Hypoallergenic (Up to $6,000)

Its very long and unusual name is quite different from other breeds on this list but in reality, it is just like any other cat.

The specialty of this breed will be that it was made from various genetic testing. Scientists have studied to potentially make this breed by formulating a specific genetic code to remove the genes that usually cause allergic reactions in some people.

3. Bengal (Up to $25,000)

Once you have a glance at the cat, it somehow tells you how it looks similar to a panther. It is a hybrid formed from the mix of breeds between domestic cats and the Asian Leopard(ALC) Prilonailurus bengalensis.

Its immense price simply shows how this cat symbolizes wealth and cuteness.

2. Savannah (Up to $50,000)

Having the patterns like a Bengal, the Savannah breed is also a hybrid or mix between a domestic cat and the serval breed. This intelligent and loyal creature has become one that is comparable to men's best friend, the dog.

In 2001, this breed was accepted by the International Cat Association(TICA) as a newly registered breed by TICA as a breed of champion.

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1. Ashera (Up to $100,000)

The most expensive cat breed to top the list will be Ashera. Buying one of these cats will cost you up to a whopping $100,000 almost similar to posh cars.

It is a cat from the breed of the African serval cat, Asian Leopard, and a regular domestic cat. It is characterized as somewhat intelligent, loyal, and also pampered to its master.

But the purity and validity of this breed were definitely questioned since it is one of the cats with its DNA being tested and proven as a Savannah breed.

Source:

• Destination Luxury

• Iluminasi

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