Binturongs For Sale


The binturong is a large carnivore of the viverrid family, a classification of mammals that also include the mongoose and the civet. Also known as a bearcat, it is native to the jungles of South East Asia but its numbers are on the decline. It has recently been listed as a threatened or vulnerable animal. Binturongs grow to nearly three feet in height and have a thick, coarse fur.
The binturong is a large carnivore of the viverrid family, a classification of mammals that also include the mongoose and the civet. Also known as a bearcat, it is native to the jungles of South East Asia but its numbers are on the decline. It has recently been listed as a threatened or vulnerable animal. Binturongs grow to nearly three feet in height and have a thick, coarse fur.

Palawan Binturong One Pair
- Name: Jim
- Posted: 01/31/2023
- Phone: 920-434-2228
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Wisconsin
1 pair of Palawan Binturong "bear cats" Just starting to eat on their own. Extremely tame. They are the smallest of the Binturong Family. Extremely hard to find in the US $ 33,000.00 May be willing to trade for baby bottle capuchin monkeys. We ar...

Adult Pair of Binturong
- Name: Jim
- Posted: 12/09/2022
- Phone: 920-434-2228
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Wisconsin
Beautiful pair of Binterong. (bear cats) They get along great. They are 3 1/2 & 5 years old. We are a USDA facility. Call Jim at 920-434-2228
Female Binturong
- Price: $12,000.00
- Name: MJ
- Posted: 10/12/2022
- Email: Email Seller
- Location:
Female Binturong asking 12,000 must be USDA 4.5-5 years old
0.1 Binturong
- Name: MJ
- Posted: 09/26/2022
- Email: Email Seller
- Location:
Female Binturong 4.5 years old. Was used as an education animal ready to breed. Asking 12,000 Must be a USDA licensed facility

bearcat (Binturong)
- Name: Claire Parker
- Posted: 09/08/2022
- Phone: 315-679-0240
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: New York
Five-year-old intact male. Used as educational ambassador aunt in Petting zoo. Willing to meet halfway for delivery. Friendly and sweet. Reason for rehoming We lost his mate.
Asian bearcat (Binturong)
- Name: Claire Parker
- Posted: 09/07/2022
- Phone: 315-679-0240
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: New York
5 year old intact male. Used as educational ambassador and pettting zoo. Very sweet. Reason for selling lost his mate. Located in Upstate New York. Willing to meet part way.

Bearcat / BINTURONG
- Price: 6500 $ (USD)
- Name: Rifki
- Posted: 07/31/2022
- Phone: (+62) 81390211858
- Email: Email Seller
- Location:
Legally bearcat (Binturong) bredding BINTURONG Endemik from indonesia - Full of documents - CITES - World Wide Shipping *Please contac me for more info*
Housing a binturong
Because binturongs are native to the warm climates of China, Indonesia, Philippines, and Cambodia, they are unsuited for cold weather. In captivity, they need housing that ensures they stay warm enough so they don’t risk illness or frostbite. From an early age, binturongs can climb and are master escape artists. They require an enclosure with a ceiling and a secure door. Den boxes will give them a quiet place to enjoy some solitude.
Diet for binturong
Although binturongs are carnivores, they eat mostly fruits. They will, however, hunt for insects, small rodents, and birds. For binturongs in captivity, it is recommended that they are offered a diet that is as close to their natural diet as possible. They should be allowed to pick fruit right from the stem and search for insects on their own.
Enrichment for binturongs
Binturongs are natural born climbers. They love an enclosure with trees or climbing toys that allow them the opportunity to flex their climbing muscles. They also enjoy splashing around in shallow water so a wading pool or kiddie pool can be places in their space. Swings, such as tire swings, hollowed out tree stumps, and puzzle toys will help keep the binturongs engaged.
Breeding Binturongs
Although there is no specific mating season for binturongs in the wild, it seems that there are higher occurrences of mating every few months, in February, April, July, and November. Female binturongs are pregnant for about three months before giving birth to between one and three cubs. The cubs are tiny, only about the size of a fist, but are fully weaned in two months and reach adulthood in one year. Wild binturongs live about ten to fifteen years, but in captivity, they can reach 25 years of age.
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