Available Savannah kittens for sale – TICA-registered F3, F4, and F5 SBT Savannah cats with exotic spotted coats, large ears, long legs, and social temperaments. Home-raised hybrid kittens from a California cattery with DNA-tested parents and a 2-year health guarantee.
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We have Savannah kittens available occasionally throughout the year.
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F5 Savannah Kittens
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- 2 year health guarantee
- Age appropriate vaccinations
- Deworming
- Vet check, spay/neuter
- TICA registration paperwork
- Well socialized, cat harness, cat carrier, car rides and cat wheel trained
~ May 1, 2026
In person pickup preferred
USA delivery possible (fee extra)
F5 Savannahs are the great-great-great-grandchildren of the African serval, typically representing the fifth generation of hybrid breeding.
By this stage, nearly all F5s are SBT (Stud Book Tradition), meaning their parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents were all Savannahs—no recent outcrosses to other breeds. This makes them true purebred Savannah cats, fully recognized as domestic under TICA guidelines and eligible for the show ring.
F5s retain the exotic beauty of their ancestry—tall, lean, and boldly spotted—but tend to be gentler, more adaptable, and easier to integrate into a typical home environment. They’re known for being athletic, affectionate, social, and deeply bonded to their humans.
How Big Do F5 Savannahs Get?
F5s show some size variation depending on their bloodlines but are generally a bit smaller than F4s. Adult females typically weigh between 8 and 14 pounds; males often fall between 10 and 18 pounds. Some can grow larger, especially from big-bodied lines, but most land solidly in the “tall, leggy domestic” range—impressive, yet manageable.
As with any generation, no breeder can guarantee final size. However, patterns often emerge within established lineages, offering educated guesses based on previous litters.
F3 Savannah Kittens
F5 SBT father
F3 Savannahs are the great-grandchildren of the African serval, typically representing the third generation of hybrid breeding.
Because they are closer to their serval ancestry than later generations, F3 Savannahs often display more of the exotic features people are drawn to in the breed — including taller ears, longer legs, bold spotting, and a more striking overall look. While they retain this wild beauty, well-raised F3 Savannahs can also be affectionate, intelligent, and deeply interactive companions. With proper socialization, they often form strong bonds with their families and are known for their playful, energetic personalities.
How Big Do F3 Savannahs Get?
Savannah cat size varies significantly depending on genetics — especially recent serval lineage and the size of the parents. Because F3s are closer to their serval ancestry, they often show more variation in size and build than later generations.
F3 females commonly weigh between 10 and 16 pounds, while F3 males often range from 14 to 22 pounds, though larger individuals are possible. As with all Savannah cats, no breeder can guarantee exactly how large a kitten will grow. Breeders can offer educated estimates based on previous litters and parent size, but adult size can still vary considerably, even within the same litter.
F4 Savannah Kittens
F5 SBT father
F4 Savannahs are the great-great-grandchildren of the African serval, typically representing the fourth generation of hybrid breeding.
At this stage, many—but not all—F4s qualify as SBT (Stud Book Tradition), meaning they have at least three consecutive generations of Savannah-to-Savannah ancestry with no recent outcrosses. in other words, they are a pure bred Savannah cat. SBT-status F4s are recognized as fully domestic under TICA guidelines and may be shown in cat shows. They retain the exotic look of their wild heritage but with the temperament, adaptability, and socialization of a domestic companion—making them one of the most balanced, captivating choices for families and enthusiasts alike.
How Big Do F4 Savannahs Get?
Savannah cat size varies significantly depending on genetics — especially recent serval lineage and the size of the parents. While some generalizations exist, no breeder can guarantee how large a kitten will grow. F4 females typically weigh between 8 and 15 pounds, while F4 males often range from 12 to 18 pounds. Larger individuals are possible but uncommon. Breeders can offer educated guesses based on previous litters from the same pairing, but size outcomes can still vary considerably, even within the same litter.
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- 2 year written health guarantee.
- FVRCP kitten vaccinations at 8–9, 12
(and if with us, 16 weeks) - Regular deworming.
- A veterinary checkup at approx. 12 weeks
or at time of spay/neuter. - Spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
(depending on vet availability) - Microchipped with free registration.
(scanned & verified at pickup)
- We are a FeLV/FIV-free cattery.
All of our breeding cats are tested upon arrival. - Parents are genetically tested PRA & PK Def negative (by UC Davis Laboratory or by parentage.)
- TICA registration paperwork with microchip number (provided at pickup).
- Parents’ 5-generation TICA Certified pedigrees provided.
- Starter supplies: food, blanket, favorite toys.
- Lifetime guidance & support from an experienced breeder.
- New Kitten Care Guides provided to ensure a great start!
