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Serengeti Kittens
A tall spotted cat made to look like a serval, from Bengal and Oriental lines.
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Good to know
- Contains no serval blood at all, despite the intention behind the look.
- Long legs and very large ears are the points breeders select for.
- Created in California in the mid-1990s.
Who it suits
Active owners who want a wild look with an entirely domestic background.
Care
Short coat, weekly brushing. Provide height, space and daily play.
History of the breed
Karen Sausman, a conservation biologist, began the breed in California in 1994 by crossing Bengals with Oriental Shorthairs. The aim was to reproduce the look of a serval without using one, so that nobody would need a wild cat to have the appearance.
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