Sphinx cats are difficult to breed, and the number is small, so the price is higher. There are many factors that affect the price of the Sphinx, such as appearance and pedigree. Prices range from thousands to tens of thousands. Generally speaking, the price of Sphinx cats with impure pedigree is between 1000 and 6000, and the price of Sphinx cats with pedigree certificate is between 1000 and 100.
Sphinx cats sweat more than other cats, and their body temperature is 4℃ higher than that of ordinary cats, so they should keep eating to maintain their metabolism. Sphinx cats are very sensitive to sunlight because the white part is easy to get tanned. Because they have no hair, their ability to adjust the external temperature is poor, and they are afraid of cold and heat. When the room temperature is kept between 25 and 30 degrees, it will make the sphinx feel very comfortable like a cat. You will feel cold when the temperature is below 20 degrees. If the indoor temperature is lower than 10 degrees, the Sphinx cat will freeze to death. This kind of cat is suitable for apartment keeping. In summer, owners need to apply sunscreen to them to avoid sunburn, and in winter, they need to add clothes to keep warm.
Sphinx cats are most active at dawn or evening every day, and spend most of the day resting or sleeping lazily. In low light, they use beards to improve their mobility and perception. Beards can feel very weak wind and identify the position of obstacles without seeing them. The Sphinx cat has three eyelids. When the eyelids are open, the dazzling eyelids will slightly cover the eyes from the side. If the Sphinx cat gets sick, sleeps or laughs, its eyelids will retract a part. If the sphinx cat shows its third eyelid for a long time, it is a sign of illness.