Himalayan Cat

Himalayan cats have very long fur that is lavishly fluffy and they have beautiful blue eyes. The Himalayan cat has the points that are characteristic of a Siamese cat and they are also sometimes referred to as "Colorpoint Persian." In the United States the word Himalayan is used while in Europe it is the Colorpoint Persian.

Himalayan kittens for sale are definitely not kittens you want to pass up. Himalayan cats are a combination of Siamese and Persian which is to say that they were bred from both and exhibit the characteristics of both unique breeds. It was the Siamese markings that were considered desirable and the Persian temperament and length of coat. Together Himalayan cat breeders found themselves with a lovely cat that is adored by many!

A Himalayan cat has a body that is white in color but the points on its body can be in a variety of colors be they chocolate, cream, flame, red, lilac, blue and brown. But they can also be in tortie-pattern or a tabby pattern.

The Himalayan cat is very smart, sociable, friendly and sweet tempered. These cats make excellent companions so think twice before walking by a Himalayan cats for sale sign or a Himalayan Persian cats for sale sign. Himalayan kittens are a joy and you will never regret opening up your home to a Himalayan cat. Himalayan cats tens to be more active and energetic than Persians thanks to their Siamese influence. Due to their long hair the Himalayan cat requires a great deal of grooming and attention. Consider this to be one of the unique aspects of Himalayan cat health.

Himalayan cats are a rare breed and their fluffy fur is very much sought after by cat lovers. Due to this don't expect to pay a small fee for a Himalayan cat. A crossbred Himalayan is likely to cost you from $100 to $200 while a purebred will cost between $300 and $2500. The most expensive Himalayans are show quality while the less expensive ones are excellent for pets. The most rare of all Himalayan cats are the mixed points such as the seal-tortie point.

You will never regret opening your life and your home to one of these Himalayan beauties. Himalayans are good with all age groups from children to adults to the elderly and they make very loyal companions who look out for their owners in much the same way that dogs do.