by Patrice Williams
(Nashville, Tn USA)

The African Serval cat is not domestic nor should one be treated as such. These magnificent animals are naturally wild by nature but fairly easy to socialize with the proper treatment from day one. Anyone who thinks they desire to have one as a lifetime companion needs to take the time to learn all they can before making the decision to acquire one. My passion and pleasure of being a breeder of these cats is to place a kitten in a forever home where they will live in harmony with their human family. If you are materialistic and particular about your home being maintained extremely pristine then a Serval may not be a good choice for you.
I am more than happy to share my personal experiences living with Serval cats. Moreover you are welcome to ask any questions you may have before deciding to adopt one into your home.
USDA LICENSED BREEDER,
Patrice Williams
www.servalkittens.com (At 22-9-09 this link no longer works - sorry. It is up to the breeder to ensure links stay active).
Thanks for visiting Kent. Your comment is published.
I am a farmer and an RN with my own practice. I have had Savannahs for some time. Please let me know if we can connect on a Serval. My cell is: 765-561-0398.
Thank you,
Kent Carfield
765-561-0398
Britney, sorry the comment you responded to was by a breeder in Canada who placed his comment in the wrong place. I moved the comment to here, but failed to move his details. I don’t breed servals.
A note of warning. Make sure you are fully aware of what it means to look after a serval.
This is a wild cat species. Medium sized. It is a Labrador sized cat.
The cat might spray urine to mark territory causing a messy/smelly home. You might want to declaw the cat which is morally wrong…should I go on….?
Dream about it but don’t do it. Adopt a wanted cat from a rescue center and love him. It’ll work out far better I guarantee.
I really want one please email me as soon as possible! thank you.