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Korat: Cat Breed Profile, Characteristics & Care - The Spruce Pets
The Korat, also known as the Si-Sawat, is a stunning cat breed that originated in Thailand over 900 years ago. Known by its distinctive silver-tipped blue-gray coat and heart-shaped face, this cat has won countless admirers for its looks as well as its unique personality.
Korat - Wikipedia
The Korat is a natural breed, and one of the oldest stable cat breeds, and one of the very few that has not changed its appearance throughout centuries. Originating in Phimai, Thailand, it is named after its province of origin, Nakhon Ratchasima Province (typically called "Korat" by the Thai people). [3]
Korat Cat: Breed Info, Pictures, Temperament, & Traits - Catster
The Korat is considered to be a good luck charm and are highly regarded in their homeland of Thailand. Find out more about this breed in our complete guide.
Korat - Price, Personality, Lifespan - Cat Breeds List
The Korat is an inquisitive, affectionate and highly sensitive animal that forms extremely close bonds with its owners and thrives on their regular attention. Origin: Thailand.
Korat Cat: Breed Profile, Personality, and Care Guide
The Korat cat is a rare silver-blue breed from Thailand with a close-lying coat, bright green eyes, and a soft heart-shaped face. Treasured in Thailand for centuries, Korats are considered a symbol of good luck.
Korat - The Cat Fanciers' Association
This book illustrates 17 different “good luck” cats of Thailand, of which the Korat is the best known. Traditionally given as gifts to brides, these cats were considered harbingers of luck and happiness in their native land.
Korat Cat Breed: Size, Appearance & Personality
Natives of Phimai, Thailand, Korat cats are named after the Nakhon Ratchasima province, which is nicknamed Korat by the people of Thailand. Interestingly, the Korat cat is locally known as Si Sawat, which translates to "The color of sawat seed."
Korat Cat Breed & Adoption Information | Petfinder
Korat cats, famous for their big green eyes and heart-shaped faces, are a playful breed who form strong bonds with their people. Expect a lot of conversation with this kitty—Korats love to share their thoughts.
Korat - TICA - The International Cat Association
Did You Know? Korats can be traced back to Thailand and are often referred to as the “silver-blue cat with the Thai passport”. The Korat is a symbol of good fortune and considered one of 17 good luck cats of Thailand. The Thai government named the Korat a “national treasure”.
Korat Breed Profile: Things to Know Before Adopting a Korat
Korat cats symbolize good luck and prosperity, especially in their native Thailand. They are often associated with wealth and happiness and are traditionally given as companions to newlyweds to bring them a prosperous and fortunate life.
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