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F1 Savannah Kittens

​​​​​​​F1 Savannah Kittens

An F1 Savannah cat is the first generation offspring resulting from the crossbreeding of a serval and a domestic cat.

​​​​​​​F2 Savannah Kittens

​​​​​​​F2 Savannah Kittens

An F2 Savannah cat is the second generation resulting from breeding an F1 Savannah with a domestic cat.

F1 and F2 in the context of Savannah cats refer to different generations of hybridization between servals (a wild African cat species) and domestic cats. Here's a breakdown of the difference between F1 and F2 Savannah cats:

F1 Savannah Cat:

  • An F1 Savannah cat is the first generation offspring resulting from the crossbreeding of a serval and a domestic cat.

  • F1 Savannahs have a serval parent and a domestic cat parent.

  • They typically exhibit a higher percentage of serval traits and characteristics compared to subsequent generations.

  • F1 Savannahs tend to have a more wild appearance, with long legs, large ears, and distinct coat patterns similar to servals.

  • They are often larger in size compared to domestic cats and have a more energetic and active nature.

  • Due to the high serval influence, F1 Savannahs require specialized care, including an appropriate environment and a knowledgeable owner.y similar to servals, while F2s have a slightly lower serval percentage and may display a blend of serval and domestic cat characteristics

F2 Savannah Cat:

  • An F2 Savannah cat is the second generation resulting from breeding an F1 Savannah with a domestic cat.

  • F2 Savannahs have an F1 Savannah parent (which has a serval parent) and a domestic cat parent.

  • F2 Savannahs have a slightly lower percentage of serval genes compared to F1s.

  • While they still retain some serval traits, they tend to have a slightly more domesticated appearance compared to F1s.

  • F2 Savannahs are generally smaller in size compared to F1s, but larger than regular domestic cats.

  • They may display a range of personalities, some leaning towards the more active and energetic side, while others may exhibit more domestic cat traits.


​​​​​​​Overall, the primary difference between F1 and F2 Savannah cats lies in their generation and the percentage of serval genes they possess. F1s have a higher serval influence and are more visually similar to servals, while F2s have a slightly lower serval percentage and may display a blend of serval and domestic cat characteristics