🐈⬛ Korat kittens
The Korat is an ancient Thai breed celebrated for its silver-tipped blue coat, heart-shaped face, and large luminous green eyes. Devoted and gentle, it bonds intensely with its people and prefers a calm, predictable home. In Thailand it is regarded as a bringer of good fortune.
History & background
The Korat is one of the oldest natural breeds, documented in Thailand's centuries-old "Tamra Maew" (Cat-Book Poems). Cats were imported to the United States in the late 1950s, and CFA recognized the breed in 1966. Traditionally, Korats were given as gifts to symbolize good luck and prosperity.
Is a Korat right for you?
Korats suit owners who want a deeply bonded, sensitive companion and can offer a stable, attentive home. They do well with gentle children and compatible pets, but dislike chaos and may be shy with strangers. They thrive when they are a central part of the household.
Care & health
The single, short coat is easy to groom with weekly brushing and sheds minimally. Offer interactive play, quiet companionship, and a consistent routine to keep them secure. Responsible breeders test for GM1 and GM2 gangliosidosis, inherited conditions the breed can carry.
Korat FAQ
What makes the Korat's appearance unique?
Korats have a single silver-tipped blue coat, a heart-shaped face, and unusually large, luminous green eyes that reach full color as adults.
Are Korats good for quiet homes?
Yes. Korats are devoted and sensitive, preferring calm, stable households where they are closely involved with their people.
How much do Korat kittens cost in Florida?
Korat kittens from reputable Florida breeders generally range from about $1,000 to $2,500, with health-tested lines at the higher end.
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