High Cat Breeding Power, Yet High Prices: Why?

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Firstly, the Cat Captain must clarify that many petgrade cat breeds that have been introduced to the domestic market early on are actually quite affordable. For instance, the price of common Siamese cats, Scottish Folds, and Maine Coons typically hovers around 1000 yuan. However, there is a notable discrepancy when it comes to the pricier, highend breeds.

Demand

Highend cat breeds carry the luxury status symbol. Owning a cat is not just about fulfilling the need for a pet; it's also about showcasing one's social status. Most affluent families prefer not to adopt local, common pets like street cats or dogs, as they feel these do not align with their identity or status.

Supply

Those involved in breeding pet cats are well aware that each litter produces cats with varying appearances. Not every kitten has the perfect look, and some are deemed less desirable and are classified as pets. The number of petgrade cats always exceeds that of showgrade cats. Consequently, the supply of highquality, showgrade cats is relatively limited each year.

Amidst the luxury demand and the limited supply, the prices of highend cat breeds remain skyhigh. The pursuit of luxury never ceases, and the slow increase in the supply of these premium pets means that the phenomenon of exorbitantly priced, highquality cats is likely to persist for the foreseeable future.