Savannah Cats. Information on Savannah Cats the new spotted breed of cat. Look at the many pictures and read the Savannah Cats breed profile.

Savannahs are a new breed of spotted cat that have the look of the rare African serval.

Savannahs are tall golden cats with large black spots. They enchant their owners with the intelligence, actions and cunning of the wild African Serval cat while at the same time displaying the sweet temperament of a household pet.


History

The savannah was created from crossing the African serval with domestic cats that include the Bengal, Oriental Short hair, Egyptian mau, Siamese and others.

The resulting savannah kittens have great personalities and the most striking body type and coat.

Description

A relatively new breed, the Savannah is the product of a cross between a Bengal cat and a Serval.

Savannahs have a magnificent, spotted and striped coats in a range of colours from amber to silver, long, sleek necks and large, round ears.

Dramatic black "tear drop" markings around the eyes give the Savannah a very unique and beautiful appearance.

These fabulous felines grow to a very impressive size, measuring up to 30 inches from nose to tip of tail and weighing from 18 to 29 pounds.

Savannahs make excellent companions for families and other pets.

They quickly adapt and become cherished members of any household.

Special Requirements

Warm and friendly, Savannahs make great family pets and are easy to care for.

They do not require a special diet or health regimen and are easily litter-trained.