How much do calico cats cost?

Answer 1

Calico is not a breed of cat it is just a tri colored cat. So in that case you can go to the animal shelter and see if they have a tri colored cat that you like, normally their pretty cheap there!!! : )

Answer 2

Usually less than one thousand dollars . Most sell for $200 to $600 Dolllars It must be beedable to be worth anything . Neuters are worthless . Also it must be a TRUE calico that is patches of orange ,black , and white . Perhaps you should keep and breed yours we need a strain to breed from .

first last year a friend of mine sold one for over $ 100.000

where do you sell em anyways

Answer 3

A male calico cat is worth whatever the owners who have him thinks he is worth. In general, they aren't worth anything more than an average cat. Even those these are rare, people will not pay more for them.

Answer 4

If you are in the US, there are many options available for no- or low-cost spay and neuter programs. Prices can range from free (if you qualify and find the right place) to about $60 from a low-cost facility. After needing to do the research myself, I saved everything in one article. That article is titled "How to Get Your Cat Spayed or Neutered at No- or Low-Cost" and can be found here: http://www.ehow.com/how_5433473_cat-spayed-neutered-lowcost.html

Answer 5

the cost of fixing your cat depends on where you live and the vet used, it can be any where from $100 or more, ask around at local animale shelters where you live to see if any help is available to get your cat fixed

Answer 6

That depends on the breed of the cat. Calico, tortoiseshell, or tortie-and-white is an accepted color in many pedigree breeds. If, for example, you decided to buy a calico Devon Rex, I doubt that the cost would be significantly affected due to the coat color. Non-pedigree cats are much cheaper and also come in calico. If you're going for a non-pedigree, it really just depends on how much the seller wants to charge. Be warned, though. Calicos and tortoiseshells tend to have a mean streak, due to some gene influencing the coat color as well as temperament. Kind of like redheads having a reputation for feistiness.

Answer 7

Unless you are buying a purebred cat that happens to be calico, calico cats shouldn't cost any more than any other cat. In many cases, you can get kittens, calico and otherwise, for free.

Answer 8

4000