Easy to raise and inexpensive cat breeds:

1. The most common is the Chinese Garden Cat. The Chinese Garden Cat is a native cat in my country and can adapt better. Our country’s local environment makes Chinese Garden Cats easier to raise and less likely to cause diseases. As long as the owner does a good job in daily care of Chinese Garden Cats, it will be fine. If you want to raise a Chinese Garden Cat, you can pay more attention to the adoption platform. There will be many Chinese Garden Cats waiting to be adopted. .

2. British shorthair cat. British shorthair cat has a chubby body and stubby limbs. The British Shorthair is friendly to people and is one of the easiest breeds of purebred cats to keep. They are basically not picky about food and have low requirements for the living environment. The owner only needs to give it a quiet and comfortable environment. This breed of cat has a good personality, is clingy and does not like to bark, so it can quickly establish a good relationship with its owner. Very suitable for novice owners.

3. American Shorthair Cat. The American Shorthair Cat has nice-looking hair and a gentle personality that will not change due to changes in the environment or mood. They don't lose their temper and don't like to make noises, making them very suitable for families with children. His own resistance is also very strong and he rarely gets sick.

4. Scottish Fold cat, Scottish Fold cat is approachable, gentle and intelligent, relatively attached to its owner, calm and lazy on the surface, but when it encounters prey, it attacks quickly and kills the prey.

Common cat breeds:

Siamese cat, Ragdoll cat, Scottish Fold cat, British shorthair cat, Persian cat, Russian blue cat, American shorthair cat Hair Cat, Exotic Shorthair Cat, Norwegian Forest Cat, Bombay Cat, Egyptian Cat, Maine Coon Cat, Birman Cat, Sphynx Cat, Burmese Cat, Abyssinian Cat, Singapore Cat, Somali Cat, Turkish Van Cats, American bobtail cat, Chinese tabby cat, Siberian forest cat, Japanese bobtail cat, Balinese cat, Turkish Angora cat, rag cat, Tonkinese cat, Isle of Man cat, Cornish Rex cat, Occi cat, Saudi German Curl, American Wirehair, Korat, Havana Brown, Pointed Shorthair, Pomera, Selkirk Rex, Laban, Oriental, American Curl Cat, European Burmese cat.

Different breeds of cats have different personalities and living habits. Before you want to raise a cat, it is best to understand the habits of different breeds of cats and choose the cat that suits you best.