LVHybrids' Savannah Cat Care Guide For Savannah Kittens and Exotic Cats

Savannah cats are highly sought after not just for their striking exotic appearance but also as a more practical alternative to owning a serval—their wild ancestor. The cost of caring for a serval can exceed $1,000 per month in food alone, along with specialized care, higher veterinary bills, and extensive upkeep requirements. Due to these challenges, many exotic cat lovers turn to Savannah cats for a similar aesthetic with more manageable care.

Savannah cat prices vary significantly based on their generation (HP F1-F7), which determines how closely they are related to a serval. Other pricing factors include gender, size, coat pattern, and overall demand in different regions. Earlier generations (HP F1-F3) tend to be more expensive due to their higher percentage of wild DNA, larger size, and rarity. Later generations (F4-F7) are typically more affordable and better suited as pets, offering the exotic look with a more domesticated temperament.

If you're looking for a Savannah cat, it's essential to research reputable breeders and understand the long-term commitment, including diet, enrichment, and veterinary care.