Savannah Kitten for sale in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

FAQs about Exotic Looking Savannah Kittens

What makes Savannah kittens unique?

The Savannah breed is known for its exotic appearance, having striking spots and a long, lean body akin to that of a wild cat. They are a mix between a domestic cat and a serval, which contributes to their unique looks and behavior.

Are Savannah kittens good with other pets?

Yes, Savannah kittens are very active and social animals that typically get along well with other pets. Their friendly nature makes them an excellent choice for families with existing pets.

Are the Savannah kittens trained?

Absolutely! Our Savannah kittens are home raised and litter trained, which means they are accustomed to using the litter box both indoors and outdoors. This makes them the perfect home pet.

What is their temperament like?

Savannah kittens are known for being very socialized and playful. They enjoy interacting with humans as well as other animals, making them suitable companions for families and individuals alike.

Where can I find Savannah kittens for adoption?

We currently have Exotic Looking Savannah Kittens Available for New Homes in Northeast Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Interested individuals can reach out for serious inquiries regarding adoption.

How do I care for a Savannah kitten?

Caring for a Savannah kitten involves providing proper nutrition, regular vet check-ups, a stimulating environment, and plenty of playtime to keep them active and engaged. They thrive in homes where they can socialize and explore.

Are Savannah kittens hypoallergenic?

While no cat is completely hypoallergenic, Savannah kittens may produce fewer allergens compared to some other breeds. If you have allergies, spending time with a Savannah before adopting can help determine compatibility.

What is the price range for Savannah kittens?

The price for Savannah kittens can vary depending on their lineage, age, and specific breeders. It's important to research and choose responsible breeders who prioritize the health and well-being of their animals.