Savannah cats are a hybrid breed known for their striking wild appearance and energetic personalities. These large cats have a muscular build and a short to medium-length coat that comes in various spotted patterns, often resembling wild servals. Caring for a Savannah involves regular grooming to maintain their coat’s health and reduce shedding. Weekly brushing is usually sufficient. Savannahs are highly active and intelligent, requiring a stimulating environment with plenty of space to explore and exercise. Provide a variety of interactive toys, climbing structures, and opportunities for mental enrichment to keep them entertained. Savannahs are social animals that thrive on interaction with their families and may do well with other pets if properly socialized. A balanced diet with high-quality ingredients is important to support their health and maintain a healthy weight. Regular veterinary check-ups will help monitor their health and address any potential issues. Savannahs are best suited for experienced cat owners who can meet their needs for activity and companionship. They are adaptable to different living situations but require a home that can accommodate their active and curious nature.