Top 5 Most Expensive Cat Breeds

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By Anjana Ns

Tuesday, October 4, 2011, 16:53

If you thought that cats were the royal animals only of the Egypt, it is not true as they are still the expensive and luxurious pet animals around the globe. Cats are one of the most costliest pets and have high pet insurance claims. Take a look to know more about the top 5 expensive cat breeds in the world.

Top 5 Most Expensive Cat Breeds

1. Savannah – The most expensive pet cat is also called the Asian leopard as it is no less than £100,000. The incredibly interesting breeds with a serval ancestor. The African wild cat has wild spots, stripes and markings all over its body. Very large and unimaginably expensive. One of the interesting aspect of these cats are its hissing.

2. Bengal Cat – The Indian cat is purchased for no less than $970 and may go upto $4000. There is also a Guinness record of a UK businessman buying the cat for £25,320 in 1998. The special thing about the Bengal cat breeds is its wild Asian leopard cat origin.

3. Siamese Cat – This cat has an average pet insurance claim at $396.44. One of its breeds called the Khao Manee has blue eyes. The Siamese breeds are royal and are mostly pure whites. The Indonesian breeds are mostly bought because the owners feel they bring luck.

4. Maine Coon – The domestic dog breeds from Maine have an average insurance claim of $81. They are available in different colours and are mostly known for their thick fur and bushy tail. The official state animal of Maine are highly popular as well as difficult breeds to maintain.

5. Persians – Who can forget the famous “Stuart Little" cats, the furry and fatso Persians. These house cats are best pets, like luxury and have distinctive flat face. They are very delicate and need to be taken a good care. One of the rarest of the Persian cat breeds is the teacup Persians.
It wouldn't be surprising if you know that the most expensive cat breeds are the most delicate. Their health problems are equivalent to their exorbitant pet insurance claims.