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Serval Cat
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How to Get a Head Without Hunting
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How to Get a Head Without Hunting
Our serval cat head sculpture is built upon a handcrafted base, covered with several kinds of synthetic fur fabric. Our artist Merikay hand paints the eyes and the distinctive markings. Just the thing for someone interested in this beautiful and increasingly popular cat!
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About Serval Cats
Serval cats are native to Africa, where they live in the savannah near water. Its ears are relatively large, particularly because its head is smaller in relation to its body than with other small cats. It preys on game birds, rodents, and small hoofed mammals.
Serval cats are increasingly kept as pets in Western countries. Our first serval cats were done on commission from a lady in Maine who keeps them. She has a large fenced enclosure attached to her home for her three beauties.
Serval cats are native to Africa, where they live in the savannah near water. Its ears are relatively large, particularly because its head is smaller in relation to its body than with other small cats. It preys on game birds, rodents, and small hoofed mammals.
Serval cats are increasingly kept as pets in Western countries. Our first serval cats were done on commission from a lady in Maine who keeps them. She has a large fenced enclosure attached to her home for her three beauties.
Other cats that we offer include a
Black Panther,
Bobcat,
Caracal,
Cheetah,
Cougar/Mountain Lion/Puma,
Lions,
Leopard,
Lynx,
and Tigers.
If you have comments, suggestions, or questions, please send an E-mail to merikay@animalhead.com, use the contact page, sign the Guestbook, or call at 1-408-353-5037. Is this a good time?
If you have comments, suggestions, or questions, please send an E-mail to merikay@animalhead.com, use the contact page, sign the Guestbook, or call at 1-408-353-5037. Is this a good time?