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Suphalak vs Abyssinian
Suphalak vs Abyssinian
Suphalak
Abyssinian
Characteristics
Temperament with Kids
Aggressive
Friendly
Playfulness
Silent
Very Playful
Friendliness
Not Friendly
Super Friendly
Shedding amount
Negligible
Frequent
Compatibility with other cats
Not Friendly
Super Friendly
Prey Drive
Low
High
Need for attention
Independent
Very Needy
Temperament with Kids
Aggressive
Friendly
Playfulness
Silent
Very Playful
Friendliness
Not Friendly
Super Friendly
Shedding amount
Negligible
Frequent
Compatibility with other cats
Not Friendly
Super Friendly
Prey Drive
Low
High
Need for attention
Independent
Very Needy
Basic Information
Avg Monthly Expenses
₹ 2,800
Basic
₹ 4,200
Premium
Life Expectancy
12 - 15 years
Size
Medium
Suitable Climate
20º - 30º celsius
Ideal Space
Apartment
Exercise Required
30 - 60 minutes a day
Shedding Level
Low Shedding
Cost to buy
₹ 30,000 - ₹ 60,000
Avg Monthly Expenses
₹ 2,800
Basic
₹ 4,200
Premium
Life Expectancy
12 - 15 years
Size
Medium
Suitable Climate
18º - 30º celsius
Ideal Space
Apartment
Exercise Required
30 - 45 minutes a day
Shedding Level
Low Shedding
Cost to buy
₹ 15,000 - ₹ 50,000
Overall Summary
Overall Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are Suphalaks so rare?
They are among the rarest cat breeds in the world and used to be traditionally given as gifts in Thailand. They have strict breeding requirements, which prevent them from being outcrossed with non-Thai cats.
How is the Suphalak different from the Burmese cat?
The Suphalak are naturally bred with a sturdy copper-brown colored coat with distinct facial and body structures, whereas the Burmese is a created breed with dark points and a facial mask.
Are Suphalaks good family pets?
Yes, they are very sociable and loving, and active, so they will be great pets in calm homes with experienced owners.
Can Suphalaks be found outside Thailand?
Very rarely, the first Suphalak was exported to the United States in 2013, and they remain extremely limited in number worldwide.
