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Lykoi Kitten litters expected March 2023.
Go to the "Application page" to get on the Lykoi kitten notification list for New litters coming soon : )
Lykoi are $2300.00-$3200.00 depending on the color.
All kittens are spayed/neutered prior to leaving
Shipping by a courier can be expensive. If you need a courier please ask around and see who is available. Most of the time it's cheaper for you to just fly out to me. I will meet you at my local airport in Ontario, California
Kitten pics coming soon
Submit an application to be notified of available kittens
KITTENS COME WITH -Vet health check, up to date on shots, dewormed, Trupanion pet insurance options, socialized with dogs, other cats and children. A take home pack with a blanket scented from Mom/litter mates, toys. Sample food dry and canned that the kitten is currently on so you can slowly adjust to your own kitten food, shot record, micro-chip paperwork, copy of signed contract and registration papers, text pics /videos as your kitten grows.
Parents are FIV/Felv tested negative every year.
Registration papers are provided with all kittens.
DEPOSITS ARE NON REFUNDABLE - So please make sure everyone in your family is ready for this new addition prior to making a deposit : ) Deposits are $500.00
Fill out the application to get on the litter notification email list. This works better on a tablet or PC. Submission of the application does not always work with cell phones : (
Lykoi come in many colors. Some colors like chocolate are very rare.
Below are some of my Lykoi kittens in the colors that I have produced.
Long Haired Chocolate Lynx Point
Blue Torti
Black Torti
Chocolate Lykoi
Blue Roan
Black Roan
Brown Mackeral Tabby
Seal point
Spotted Tabby
Long hair white
People ask "What does molting mean" . I think this picture below of some of my kittens explain it very well.
The Lykoi can be shown in TICA now with Championship qualifications as of September 2016.
DID YOU KNOW?
Lykoi are not hypoallergenic, however, with their lack of undercoat and very thin guard hairs most find that they do not have an allergic reaction to these cats compared to a regular furred cat.
They do shed (quite a bit at times when they molt), and can even go bald from time to time. Coat varies in thickness/hairlessness based on the individual cat and the climate in which the cat lives. Remember that their shedding is different from a regular furred cat because they have less hair to start with.
