Admire the most expensive cat breeds in the world

Cats are one of the most popular pet species with dozens of different breeds. However, some cat species with unique characteristics are extremely expensive, even a cat costs up to 105,000 USD (about more than 2.4 billion VND).

The Peterbald is a breed of cat that was bred in Russia in 1994. The Peterbald cat is distinguished by a body that is completely hairless or has but is very short, tight, only slightly long on the face and extremities. Their plumage can change over time. They can cost up to $500.

Despite the name Himalayan cats, they are actually native to America. They look like Persian cats. A purebred Himalayan cat costs between 400 and 1,500 USD.

In addition to the naturally spotted coat, the Egyptian Mau also has a spotted skin. The price of this cat ranges from 400 – 1,600 USD.

The Maine Coon is one of the largest domestic cat breeds with a length of up to 1.2 meters. They cost between 400 – 1,600 USD.

LaPerm – hypoallergenic cat breed first appeared in the early 1980s in the US. A LaPerm cat costs from 130 to 1,900 USD.

Scottish Fold cats are very intelligent and sociable cats. They cost between 400 – 2,370 USD. The drooping ear trait is the result of a natural genetic mutation.

The ancestors of the Norwegian forest cat were raised by the Vikings more than 1,000 years ago. They are famous for their impressive fur and hunting skills. A purebred Norwegian forest cat costs up to 2,600 USD.

The Russian Blue-eyed cat is famous for its personality, beauty, and coat. In Russian folklore, this cat is said to bring good luck. A purebred Russian blue-eyed cat costs from 130 – 1,900 USD

The Khao Manee cat breed is known for its diamond eyes that are considered a symbol of luck as well as wealth. Each of these cats costs up to 1,400 USD.

The American Curl first appeared in California in 1981. Its distinctive feature is its ears that roll back during its first weeks of life. They cost up to $2,600.

The Sphynx or Egyptian cat appeared in the early 1960s. They are one of the friendliest domestic cats. A purebred Egyptian cat costs from 400 to 3,900 USD.

This Bengal cat with a leopard-like coat costs between $1,300 and $5,200.

The wild black-eared lynx was on the verge of extinction until cat lovers started domesticating them to preserve the animal. A purebred black-eared lynx costs up to $10,000.

The Savannah cat is the result of a cross between a prairie lynx and a domestic cat. Known for their intelligence, curiosity, and active nature, a purebred Savannah cat costs between $1,300 and $26,000.