Hi there!
I'm new to the forums, so forgive me if this has been answered before (though I've searched and can't find a particular answer).
I'm planning on getting a Savannah in the F2–F4 generation within the next eight months to a year to allow me a good time to research, think it over, "kitten-proof" and cat-ready my home, etc. The problem here is, I live in a city condo. I've heard varying responses that 950+ sq ft. is proper, to it doesn't really matter the size, just have lots of vertical space. The condo I live in 872 sq. ft, but with massive amounts of vertical space (think high ceilings with skylights, two floors with a kind of balcony overlook, etc.).
So I wanted to get a more experienced owner's opinion. What are you thoughts and recommendations? Is the required square footage different per generation? I don't mind waiting a couple more years until I buy a larger home if that needs to be the case. I'd rather do it right the first time than not give my pet a proper home!
I'm new to the forums, so forgive me if this has been answered before (though I've searched and can't find a particular answer).
I'm planning on getting a Savannah in the F2–F4 generation within the next eight months to a year to allow me a good time to research, think it over, "kitten-proof" and cat-ready my home, etc. The problem here is, I live in a city condo. I've heard varying responses that 950+ sq ft. is proper, to it doesn't really matter the size, just have lots of vertical space. The condo I live in 872 sq. ft, but with massive amounts of vertical space (think high ceilings with skylights, two floors with a kind of balcony overlook, etc.).
So I wanted to get a more experienced owner's opinion. What are you thoughts and recommendations? Is the required square footage different per generation? I don't mind waiting a couple more years until I buy a larger home if that needs to be the case. I'd rather do it right the first time than not give my pet a proper home!