Balinese
Oriental · United States · medium · long coat
None listed · Typically $1,800 to $3,000 in the USA long-haired Siamese in temperament and looks: talkative, devoted, and clever. The silky coat has no undercoat, so it mats less than you would expect.
What they are like
- Energy
- Affection
- Talkative
- Shedding
- Grooming
- With children
- With dogs
- With other cats
How much does a Balinese cost?
What changes the price
- Breeding rights cost more than a pet-only contract
- Show-quality kittens and rare colors sit at the top of the range
- Health testing and registration are built into a responsible breeder's price
- Where you are: coastal cities run higher than the rest of the country
- Imported or newly available lines carry a premium
$1,800 to $3,000 for a pet-quality kitten in the US
Typical US range for a pet-quality kitten from a registered breeder, as reported by breeders; checked October 2026.
For this breed
- Traditional (applehead) and modern (wedge) lines are priced differently by their own breeders
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Similar breeds
- Oriental LonghairNone listed · Typically $3,500 to $4,500 in the US
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- Colorpoint ShorthairNone listed · Typically $2,000 to $3,000 in the US
- Oriental ShorthairNone listed · Typically $3,500 to $5,500 in the US
- SiameseNone listed · Typically $1,000 to $3,000 in the US
