How Much Does Chartreux Cat Cost
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How Much Does Chartreux Cat Cost ?

The breed of Chartreux is muscular and large sized. They have fine-boned limbs and big sized paws as well. They are very attractive, have good reflexes, make good hunters, intelligent and alert. They have a coat which is slightly bluish in color, expressive and sharp golden or copper colored eyes, and erect ears. Their uniqueness lies in their long and tapering muzzle which gives an impression of the cat smiling. Hence the alternate name, ‘smiling cat’.


The cat requires lot of care which the owner should be ready to give if the feline is to be brought home. This breed does not require too much effort in maintaining them, but their needs should be met and proper care should be provided. One should consult the rest of the family members before making a purchase. If the owner already has other pets, their ability to accept another new member should be known in order to avoid any adjustment troubles.

Some things that should be procured for them are good quality cat-food, inexpensive toys for entertaining them in play-time, scratching posts for fulfilling their desire to scratch, and periodical trips to the vet for proper care for their health.

This breed is rare and the breeders often have long waiting lists of almost 4 to 8 months for the kittens. Older Chratreux cats cost lesser and make excellent pets. One should do extensive research with different breeders regarding the various bloodlines available before making a purchase of a kitten for shows or breeding. The cost for these kittens could range from $800 to $1,000.

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Inbreeding Problems With Chartreux Cat      The origin of the Chartreux cats is traced to the hilly areas of France called ‘Grand Chartreuse’. The monks belonging to the ‘Order of the Kartuizer monks’ which was established in this region are believed to have bred this cat in order to keep many rodents at bay. Soon, these cats were brought to Paris and by the eighteenth century the short haired blue colored cats came to be called ‘Chartreux’ in most books and articles . This breed found popularity in most parts of France and Belgium. But over time, these felines have gained popularity in many parts of Germany, Holland, the US and Portugal. More..