A tall, spotted athlete with a big appetite for climbing
The Savannah is a tall, lean, spotted cat developed by crossing domestic cats with the serval. Size and temperament vary with how close the cat is to its wild ancestor, but most are bold, athletic and very intelligent.
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This breed enjoys about 75 minutes of play a day. Around 2 sitter visits a day keeps that routine going, along with fresh food, water and a clean litter tray, when work or travel gets in the way.
75
Minutes of play a day
2
Suggested visits a day
Cat sitting
Best-matched service
Many are playful and tolerant with respectful older children, but they are strong and energetic. Supervise young children and teach gentle handling.
It is difficult. They need a lot of vertical space and activity, so a larger home with climbing options, or a secure catio, suits them better than a small flat.
Yes, most learn a harness and even fetch quickly. Start young and use treats and short sessions so outings stay safe and fun.
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