Savannah Weights

[Zeus]

Zeus - F2 male
Neutered
10 months
22 pounds

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[SavannahLuv]

But in two years Atticus will kick it all to heck again!

Very accurate prediction



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[SavannahLuv]

I know Shango isn't the 3 year old minimum so I'll have to update in a couple more years, but here's his current growth rate. After my 1st kitten being sick, I was overly paranoid with keeping a close eye on Shango.

I use a Redmon Digital Pet Scale (weight limit of 55 lbs) which I feel is very accurate since it always corresponds to my vet's scale.

Shango is a male F2 Savannah, approx 35% Serval

10 weeks – 3.6 #
12 weeks – 4.1 #
14 weeks – 5.0 #
16 weeks – 6.4 #
18 weeks – 6.9 #
20 weeks – 7.7 # (Shango got neutered this week)
24 weeks – 8.7 #
26 weeks – 9.4 #
27 weeks – 9.11 #
28 weeks – 10.10 #
29 weeks – 11.2 #
30 weeks – 11.9 #
31 weeks – 11.14 #
34 weeks – 12.8 #
36 weeks – 13.2 #
38 weeks – 14.1 #
40 weeks – 14.13 #
41 weeks – 15.11 #
43 weeks – 16.2 #
49 weeks – 17.05 #
52 weeks/1 yr old – 17.4 #
57 weeks – 17.7 #
63 weeks – 17.8 #
64 weeks – 17.8 #
Shango is currently 66 weeks old

 

[Cathouse1]

We don't weigh Loki as much any more, seems to teeter back and forth at 4.5 years old, 26.5-28 lbs.

 

[Renee]

Loki turns one tomorrow. He is 22.4 pounds, but just started eating like a maniac again. Possibly another growth spurt?

 

[afterseven]

Chuju, F3, 13-15 pounds
Razi, HP F2, 27-35 pounds
Nimbus F2, 20 pounds

27 - 35 lbs???

 

[maryanne.christi]

No harm, no foul Razi knows he's the king...

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What a beautiful cat.

 

[Brigitte Cowell]

27 - 35 lbs???

Razi was one of the larger F2s I have seen. We did measure him for tallest cat along with Trouble, the F2 that still holds the title of World's Tallest Domestic Cat.

 

[John Popp]

Sir Lord Razi was certainly a beautiful cat. He always had that look of complete confidence and knowing he was on top of his game.

 

[frances]

I'd like to start collecting some data on generational weights of Savannahs. There is lots of misinformation in the media and unfortunately also on some breeders sites. The more data collected, the better the confidence levels.

Clearly there are always outliers and the mission here is not to dispel that large or small cats don't exist in a generation, but rather stress how remote the possibilities are for a 25lb Savannah. I think this will be helpful information to have when people who are supporting our breed in front of states legislators have real data on what our breed weighs and just how rare these large examples are.

I have done plenty of statistical work in the past, primarily in political arenas but also a paid gig for an NBA team. The NBA stint was a lot of fun, but unlike baseball NBA coaches really want to stay at arms length from it. Not that they don't absorb the numbers but much more inclined to make their decisions with their gut than any statistical evidence.

So what I am looking for is the generation, sex and weight of your Savannah. They should be at minimum 3 years of age and given enough data I should be able to hit 70% confidence levels that a specific generation and sex should fall into a range. Again, there are going to be outliers and some generations like F2s will likely have a broader range.

Again, what I need is the weight, sex and generation of your Savannah and the assurance they are at minimum 3 years of age. If I missed anything let me know.

Thanks!

Tia, 3 years old, F7 4.5 kilograms.
She is a petite Savannah.
Best,
Frances