Savannah cat, also known as: Savannah cat, Savannah cat, this breed looks like a smaller replica of the serval cat. It has the appearance of a wild animal. It is a taller, thin hybrid strain. It has long legs, a long neck, a small head compared to its body, and large, wide ears. It has strong jumping ability and can jump up to more than 2 meters on the spot. At home, it can jump up to the top of the cabinet. Most savannah cats love playing in water, and some even know how to swim. Savannah cats are very smart. With a little patience, you can teach them to do some basic actions such as sitting down, lying down or reaching out.

1. Introduction to savanna cats

Savannah cats are descendants of African lynx, inheriting the bloodline from their father's line. They have bright markings all over their bodies, and their fur is as soft as fur. Their limbs are muscular, and with their streamlined appearance, they are all over the body. It smells of wildness. Savannah cats are expected to live about 17-20 years. Because breeding savannah cats is extremely difficult, breeders have to spend many years trying and spending a lot of money to breed high-quality savanna cats.

2. Characteristics of savanna cats

Size: The savanna cat is a cross between the African serval cat male line and the domestic cat female line. The weight is about 8-15 kg, and the shoulder height is 40-50cm.

Ears: Large ears. On top of the head. Light color, often with a pair of horizontal lines behind the ears.

Eyes: Savannah cat eyes are almond-shaped, with slightly hooded eyebrows under the eyes, and a wide distance between the eyes. Eye color is considered independent of coat color, with darker, more vivid colors being preferred.

Nose: The nose leather is slightly convex and uneven, and the nose leather is brick red and black.

Body: The ribs are light, the hips and thighs are proportionally heavier than the rest, and the neck is long and thick. The limbs are slender, with the hind legs slightly longer than the front legs and well muscled.

Coat: The coat of the savanna cat is short and thick, and the outer coat has significant substance and texture. Flat, black, brown. The only color change is the gold color of the black tear duct line facing each eye.