Savannah cat:The most expensive cat in the world. The Savannah cat, also known as the savannah cat, is named for its ancestors from the Savannah prairie. Savannah cat appearance noble, is the African serval cat and domestic cat cross-breeding breed, but also human breeding the largest size of the cat. The Savannah F1 is a first-generation hybrid, and the Savannah F2 is a second-generation hybrid of the F1 and the domestic cat, and so on. Because the F1 breeding process is extremely difficult, only a handful of breeders around the world have ever succeeded, which is why the Savannah is known as the world's most expensive cat.

Compared to ordinary domestic cats, Savannah cats are larger in size. As adults, savannah cats usually weigh around 20 pounds, but they don't look obese at all, and even have a more beautiful silhouette. Its agile size is not just superficial; it perfectly inherits the agility and resilience of the servant cat. An adult savannah cat can reach a vertical jump height of two meters, which even the Flying Jordan can't match.

In addition to their great jumping ability, Savannah cats are also very agile. Catching birds and mice is a piece of cake for them, even a bit like killing a chicken with a cattle prod. The real “get through point” is the ability to take care of the house and yard. Regular cats are just pets, and some domestic cats in rural areas are at best granaries and other places. Savannah cats can really look after the house, they are as powerful as a medium-sized, ferocious dog, and they are much more valuable as an ornamental.

Savannah cats have a very high intelligence, as high as any highly intelligent pet you can think of. They can understand a wide range of human commands, and a good handler can train a savannah cat to become very obedient, even more so than the think tank of the dog world, the Golden Retriever.

Unfortunately, breeding Savannah cats is very difficult. Not only does breeding require a lot of labor and materials, but they also grow relatively slowly. It takes about three years for a savannah cat to really grow up, during which time it needs to be well fed and cared for. So, if you don't come from a wealthy family, you really can't afford this expensive cat. The good news is that savannah cats have a longer lifespan than the average house cat, and they can even live up to twenty years of age if they are properly bred.

Savannah cat feeding methods

1. Diet

All cats have a common characteristic that their digestion is relatively weak, and the Savannah cat is no exception. This is mainly reflected in the sudden change of food. If the owner suddenly changes the food, it will cause diarrhea, but don't worry too much. As long as you slowly and reasonably adapt to the new cat food and don't change it all at once, you will not be prone to diarrhea.

2. Exercise

Savannah cats like to be near their owners. If you have always preferred them to sleep obediently on your lap, then you need to be careful because cats that don't exercise for a long time can get fat and overweight cats can have health problems. The principle is simple, just like us humans. If we don't exercise regularly and gain weight, many diseases will come knocking at our door. So, to have a well-behaved and healthy cat, you should play with it for at least half an hour every day. This will not only increase your relationship with your cat, but also work together to maintain a balanced body shape.

3.Care

A short coat will never tangle, you just need to run a comb over its entire body every day. If it is in the shedding stage, the owner can comb it a few more times. Although cats often comb their fur with their prickly little tongues, they can't completely remove the dirt underneath. Therefore, bathing them 1-2 times a month can help them clean the dirt well.