wildcat hybrid

Bengal cat smelly poo due to a sensitive stomach

Do Bengal cats have sensitive stomachs?

The answer has to be an unequivocal YES judging by the information on the Internet and you can extend the sensitivity to include the gastrointestinal tract. Sadly, there is a lot on the Internet about Bengal cat diarrhoea and smelly poo. A lot of ‘experts’ have thrown their hat into the ring in providing their …

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Can Savannah cats be vaccinated like other domestic cats

Can Savannah cats be vaccinated like other domestic cats?

The answer to the question in the title is, YES. But the reason why I ask the question is because a lady on a page of mine about serval cats as pets said that “The Savannah, like servals, cannot be vaccinated for distemper, FeLV and other cat diseases which means they cannot safety be kept …

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F1 Savannah cat

F1 Savannah cat ‘Titan’ – impressive appearance, great character

TITAN – a male F1 savannah cat in a pet store in the USA with his owner with still images from a video. The cat comes from A1 Savannahs. The still images are by Kathrin Stucki. I also present another video of Titan ‘entertaining the children’ which comes first plus some still images taken at …

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Bengal cat outside looks like a wild cat

Bengal and Savannah cats outside can look like wild cats and they can frighten the public

I think that one very good reason why it is inadvisable to allow your wildcat hybrid such as the Bengal or Savannah cats outside unsupervised is because, at a distance, and if an observer is unsure, they look very much like a genuine wild cat. Perhaps the observer lets their imagination run wild and they …

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Young caracals believed to be the ones traded by Casacci

New York City exotic animal trader sold wildcat kittens as house pets

NEWS AND VIEWS: In violation of New York State law governing the commercial possession and sale of wild cat species such as the caracal and serval, Christopher Casacci, 38, of Amherst, traded in these exotic African cats under the guise of selling domestic pets. He sold dozens of caracals and servals for $7,500 to $10,000 …

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