How much does a Himalayan cat cost?
The cost of Himalayan cats ranges from $200 to $2,500 depending on many different factors. You can find Himalayan cats from reputable breeders starting at about $1,000. Some of these are kittens who make great pets but will not do well in a show arena.
Are Himalayan cats hard to take care of?
Himalayan cats are extremely sweet, playful, and gentle pets that can adapt to virtually any home type. They have low exercise needs, but extremely high grooming needs—if you bring a Himalayan home, you can expect to groom her long, thick coat daily.
Do Himalayan cats have health problems?
Himalayans have hereditary health issues that can be a concern, especially if you aren’t cautious about who you buy from. They include polycystic kidney disease (PKD), progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), excessive tearing of the eyes and respiratory problems caused by restricted nasal passages.
How much does a seal point Himalayan kitten cost?
Himalayan kittens (pet quality) cost between $800 and $1500 depending on the coat colors and the bloodline.
Are Himalayan cats indoor cats?
Himalayan cats do best as indoor-only cats. In addition to being a popular cat breed that might be easily stolen or picked up and taken home by someone thinking they found a stray cat, Himalayans are not fighters by nature. They would not do well defensively against typical outdoor animals.
How long can a Himalayan cat live?
9-15 years
Adults grow to be 7-12 pounds and have an average lifespan of 9-15 years. Calm and devoted, Himalayans make excellent companions, though they prefer a quieter home. The breed is also referred to as Himalayan Persians, Colourpoint Persians (in Europe), and Himmies (as a term of endearment.)
Can Himalayan cats be left alone?
But can Himalayan cats be left alone? Since Himalayan is related to Persians, they’re laid-back cats that don’t mind when you leave them alone while at work. As long as you make up for your absence with plenty of cuddles and tasty food, your Himalayan will be happy.