Need Help Identifying My New Cat

Hi did you find out what breed your cat is? I just bought one for £300 looks just like yours the owner said he is a bengal and and savannah cross but i am now not sure as the paws our white and he has more stripes than spots hope he is not a moggie for that money. guess will have to wait and see how big he grows but he really looks same as your pic.

I posted earlier that mine was a savannah egyptian mau mix.....but have since had several other breeders say mine is not savanna but a bengal mix. I even had one say mine was a maine coon which is crazy. Maine coon's don't have cheetah spots on their skin (I noticed it when she got shaved/spayed).

Mine is lovable but aggressive with my other cats (in a playful way but still dominant).

I should note, mine does not have white paws. It's hard to identify them but the person who said Savannah's get bigger is correct. I sent pics of mine to a savannah/mau breeder and she identified mine for me. Yours looks exactly like mine except the white feet part. Mine is darker but with more distinct markings. Does yours have white liner around the eyes?

I have a cat that looks much like that as well. I spoke with a breeder. She identified mine as a savannah mau mix, with more savannah. Yours looks just like mine. Is your kitties belly spotted like a cheetahs? Does she have tuffs on her ears? (a lot of hair covering the ear area?). Savannah's get quite large and are more aggressive than the Egyptian Mau's. Egyptian Mau's have much higher ears and no hair covering them. Egyptian Mau's also are not aggressive. Very playful but not aggressive. Savannah's are more aggressive but are quite loyal, but not good with children or multiple cat homes. Very intelligent, can jump very high (top of refrigerator in one leap or on top of doors), and they are more like dogs than cats. They come when you call, can be taught to play fetch, and you can walk them on a leash. They also usually like water.

Your cat is just like mine. If you do figure out what type of breed your cat is, I would LOVE to know!

Your kitten is a Bengal. I have a seal point lynx and daddy was a silver spotted. they had kittens look just like yours.

Your cat looks like a Bengal. The markings on the top of the head are very typical of them. Bengals love water, love and attention, food, climbing up very high.

Hello. I have a kitten just like this one and she is only 5 and a half months old. Very long and a very long tail and sharp ears and she can jump about 3 feet so far lol. Extremely energitic and for some reason she follows me everywhere. My son and I rescued her and the vet tol me that apparently she needs to learn how to walk on a leash. The vet said that she believes it is a mixed Savannah but her paws are definietely not white. she is just tall and she has like this black tip on her tale but stripes before it. I am not sure so I wanted to know what she was. I would appreciate any information.

I have a cat just like that paws and more. Just the same only she hates water. she is more gray on her back but i saw a savanna pix like that.
Savanas get bigger than normal so youll find out than

the breed i was trying to think of with the 4 white feet was the birman i once rescued a kitten who had markings similar to a siamese he had a black nose mask, blue eyes, and the traditional siamese brown, he sired a litter of kittens and they had white feet and some were long haired. i did some breed research and found they were birmans.

i believe your cat is very beautiful and cute the markings are similar to some of the wild bred cat breeds if i was to guess i probably would guess some egyptian mau or bengal breeding the white paw could be a throw back to the cat with the white mittens (i cant think of the breed) i have bengals and they usually have spotted bellies but i have a mix who has 4 white feet and a white belly

This is my two pennies worth, for what it is worth! Great looking cat. I can see where the idea for Savannah cat came from. Aries is very rangy (long body and long legs) which are like Savannah cats and of course the wild ancestor the Serval.

The mackerel tabby (stripes) markings are not Savannah markings. Savannah breeders (well some breeders) like to produce markings that are similar to those of the Serval which are less pronounced.

All that said I suspect that your cat is a classy looking moggie, mixed breed cat with beautiful mackerel tabby markings and the ability to jump well comes from the rangy body.

The love of water may indicate a link to the wild cat so there may be some Savannah or say Bengal cat in there both of which like or are attracted to water as are their wild ancestors, the Serval and Asian leopard cat. Or it may be a throwback of 9,000 years ago when the wild cat became a domestic cat. All domestic cats come from the wildcat originally.