How much does a Sphynx cat cost?

Sphynx cats are also called Canadian hairless cats. They are easy to identify because they have no hair on their bodies and have large ears. It has a docile personality and is not aggressive. It loves to be clean, so it is undoubtedly the best choice for people who like cats but are allergic to cat hair. So how much does a Sphynx cat cost?

It is difficult to breed Sphynx cats and the number is small, so the price is relatively high. There are many factors that affect the price of Sphynx cats, such as appearance, pedigree, etc. The price ranges from several thousand to tens of thousands. Generally speaking, if the pedigree of a Sphynx cat is not pure, the price is between 1,000 and 6,000. If the Sphynx cat has a pedigree certificate, the price is generally 10,000. ranging from 100,000 to 100,000.

Sphynx cats sweat more than other cats, and their body temperature is 4°C higher than that of ordinary cats. Therefore, they need to eat continuously to maintain their metabolism. Sphynx cats are very sensitive to sunlight because their white areas tend to tan easily. Because they are hairless, they have poor ability to regulate the outside temperature and are afraid of both cold and heat. When the room temperature is maintained between 25 and 30 degrees, the Sphynx cat will feel very comfortable. If the temperature is lower than 20 degrees, it will feel cold. If the indoor temperature is lower than 10 degrees, the Sphynx cat will feel cold. Will freeze to death. This cat is suitable for apartment keeping. In summer, owners need to apply sunscreen to them to avoid sunburn, and in winter, they need to add clothing to cover themselves and keep warm.

Sphynx cats are most active every day at dawn or dusk, and spend most of the day lazily resting or sleeping. In low light areas, they use their whiskers to improve mobility and perception. Beards can feel very weak winds and identify obstructions without being able to see them. Sphynx cats have three eyelids. When the eyelids are open, the pierced eyelids will slightly cover the eyes from the side. If the Sphynx cat is sick, sleeping or laughing, this eyelid will retract part of it. If a Sphynx cat has its third eyelid exposed for a long time, it is a sign of illness.