There are differences between catteries and pet stores in terms of breeding focus, breeding management, professional knowledge, number of cats, health protection, service scope, environmental settings, prices, cat selection process and after-sales support.

Catteries mainly focus on the breeding of specific breeds of cats, and are more strict about breeding management and health screening. Operators are stricter about specific breeds of cats. They have an in-depth understanding of cats, and the number of cats is relatively small, which can provide a more reliable health guarantee; while pet stores, in addition to selling cats, also provide other pet supplies and services, may have a larger number of cats. In terms of price, the cattery may be relatively high. During the cat selection process, the cattery may give you more opportunities to understand the cat’s background and personality, and provide more professional after-sales support. When choosing, you need to consider your own needs, budget, and expectations for your cat.