Serval and Savannah Cat Prices: These prices are just an estimation of the different generations we offer. This might give you a better idea of what you are looking for. Each Savannah Cat & African Serval is priced according to the appearance quality depending on TICA Standards. All prices are subject to change depending on quality as the kitten grows. Shipping or Delivery is available upon request. We have successfully shipped to all 5 continents and accept all major credit cards. Note: All prices are varied depending on TICA Standard quality of each cat. All prices are subject to change and negotiation.Savannah CatThe Worlds Tallest Domestic CatSavannah Cats are a spotted domestic cat breed started in the 1980's. Developed to give the impression of grandeur and dignity of an wild cat with a cheetah type appearance, expressive eyes highlighted by dark tear stains, vibrant coat colors, solid contrasting black spots, huge sonar-like ears and long legs. Since 2006 they have held the Guinness Book World Record for the world's tallest domestic cat.

Lifespan:  12-20 yearsWeight:  12-25 poundsExercise:  Medium/HighHypoallergenic:  NoBreed standard calls for all traits to mimic those of it's ancestor the African Serval. The goal of the breed is to obtain a well rounded temperament yet wild-looking cat that makes a suitable alternative to a exotic pet.How Much Does Mesquite Flooring CostExercise is required, energy level is medium to high. Ficus Grow LightExercise combined with socialization is an extremely important part of a kitten's training into adulthood. Fishing Rod Building Supplies MinneapolisExposure to friendly atmospheres with positive reinforcement work best.Health Issues are not specific to the breed at this time. Genetic testing is crucial to avoid development of breed specific ailments long term.

Reproduction is very difficult and fertility rates are low. Litters average 1 to 3 kittens. Intact cats are often infertile due to genetics. Intact cats are extremely selective, pairing only with those it is raised with from kitten-hood. Gestation periods of the serval is 10 days longer than domestic cat, meaning F1 & F2s are immensely hard to produce. Savannah Cats do not require any specialty health care. They will visit a regular veterinarian for routine feline health maintenance.High Intelligence combined with being naturally curious gets them into mischievous. Due to high intelligence, curiosity and high energy needs they are best suited with active owners.Temperament is outstanding when properly socialized. The feline version to a dog, ideal for owners who want to avoid extra canine requirements. Actively seeking social interaction, given to pout if left out. Remaining kitten-like through life. Profoundly loyal to immediate family members, questioning the presence of strangers. Making excellent companions that are loyal, intelligent and eager to be involved.

Demonstrated by the ability to learn simple to complex commands.Nutrition requirements are those of the average domestic cat. They do not require a raw meat diet, however a balanced raw meat diet is the most nutritional diet available. Working with your veterinarian and/or breeder is the best way to determine frequency of meals as a kitten and the best adult diet to increase longevity. Fresh water should be available at all times. Colors of the Savannah Cat are brown, silver, black and smoke. Acceptable colors are those that mimic the African Serval. The most common variation of the African Serval is a buttery gold color with solid jet black spots. Gold is a shade of brown so it is correctly registered as a brown spotted tabby (BST).Brown Spotted Tabby = Aguoti Cat (A-)Silver Spotted Tabby = Aguoti Cat (A-) + Inhibitor geneBlack = Non-Aguoti Cat (AA)Smoke = Non-Aguoti Cat (AA) + Inhibitor geneEyes should be medium sized and set underneath a slightly hooded brow. The top of the eye resembles a boomerang, which is set at an exact angle so that the corner of the eye slopes down the line of the nose.

The bottom half of the eye has an almond shape. The eyes are moderately deep set, low on the forehead, and are consistent with facial symmetry. Tear stain markings are present along and between the eyes and the nose. All eye colors are allowed and are independent of coat color.Ears should resemble those of the Serval Cat. Serval Cats have the largest ears of all felines, and largest ears in relationship to head size of any cat. As a result, the Savannah Cat's ears are remarkably large and high on the head. They are wide with a deep base. They should be upright and have rounded tips. The outside base of the ear should start no lower on the head than at the height of the eyes, but may be set higher. The inside base of the ears is set close at the top of the head, ideally vertical parallel lines can be drawn from the inner corner of the eyes up to the inner base of ears. Pronounced ocelli ear markings are desirable.Head should be broad, modified wedge with rounded contuers. The head should be longer than it is wide.

The anterior view of the face should present a distinct and symmetric triangular shape. The nose is long with a small chin. It is preferred for the head to have the “l l” marking rather than “M” marking, although this is not in the breed standard.Pattern is solid dark spots which can be round or oval flowing across the body and should not be connected. A series of parallel stripes, from the back of the head to just over the shoulder blades fan out slightly over the back. Smaller spots may be found on the legs and feet, as well as on the face. The coat is dense short hair that can be coarse or soft in texture. Bottle Feeding of cats with more exotic heritage ensures the best temperament. Any cat breed that is not provided proper socialization will result in maladjusted social habits. Bottle feeding at minim is 3+ weeks of 24/7 care and takes expertise to master.Generations (F1, F2, F3, F4, F5) represent a number of pairings removed from an exotic ancestor. Important mainly to breeders so they can determine fertility in bloodlines.

Hybrid Infertility occurs in the first five generations. Stud males will be six generations removed (F6+). Example of such infertility in other crosses are mules resulted from the mating of a horse with a donkey.Leash Training often is tried with success on Savannah Cats. Most Savannah Cats can be trained to walk on a leash. It does take practice and patience but typically is picked up within a few weeks. In fact, they are so intelligent that potential owners should make sure they have the time to provide proper mental stimulation. Allergies still happen around Savannah Cats even though they are lower-shedding breed of cat. People with allergies tend to react less however no scientific data supports hypoallergenic. Most allergy sufferer are allergic to the protein found in cat saliva not hair, so they are allergic to all felines.Lifespan of domestic cats can live up to 15 years, typically 10-12 years. Serval Cats live up to 20 years. Savannah cats can live 12-20 years depending on heritage from the Serval Cat.

Size Comparison - Domestic Cat Vs Savannah Cats Size of Savannah Cats is often exaggerated because they are taller, thinner framed and longer bodied than the most domestic cats. Price is based off conformation to the breed standard. When a cat has traits inline with the breed standard they are of higher value as a pet or breeder. Breeders are obligated as TICA registered members to provide registration papers, age appropriate vaccinations and retain kittens until the age of 10-14 weeks, which is costly. Due to basic rearing cost of a registered pedigree kitten, beware of prices under $1,500.F1 Savannah CatPairings extremely difficult, very low fertility, small littersPrice: $17,000 - $22,000F2 Savannah CatsPairings difficult, low fertility, small litters$6,000 - $10,000Lower Generations (F3-F6)Pairings standard, medium fertility, moderate litters$1,500 - $4,000 Legal requirement do have to be consider in some USA states. Savannah Cats sometimes get caught in ban bills due to lose wording meant to prevent the ownership of larger exotic pets.