This advert is located in and around Hunton Bridge, Hertfordshire
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Advert Description
We are over the moon to announce a beautiful litter of pedigree f4 sbt Savannah kittens. These kitten are absolutely gorgeous due to the high percentage% and pedigree in both parents. The mother is a stunning F4sbt Savannah queen with wild amber/orange(flame) eyes and beautiful velvet dark brown to caramel brown coat with prominent savannah markings and an elegant and graceful demeanor. The father is a pedigree high % f5sbt Savannah who is super handsome with a big frame and a beautiful cream/grey coat and a strong elegant demeanor. Each kitten is healthy, big and active with beautiful markings and we also have two silver kittens in this litter?? which is rare. My kittens have history of pedigree ancestry from great grand parents to parent . TICA R with Pedigree certificates , all kittens will be health checked by the vet flea and worm treated and litter trained . These kittens are something special and truly one of a kind plse don’t hesitate to contact me if interested thank you Mario
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