Lynx For Sale
Lynx are classified as medium-sized members of the cat family. The smallest species of lynx is the bobcat and the Canada lynx and the largest is the Eurasian lynx. Lynx are characterized as having short tails, large, padded paws, long facial whiskers, and tufts of black hair on the tips of their ears. They range in color from medium brown to a goldish off-white.
Canadian lynx bobcat
- Price: $5,000.00
- Name: Christy Everhart
- Posted: 11/10/2020
- Phone: 8282175411
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: North Carolina
Canadian Lynx bobcat 4 months old
Savannah and Savannah Lynx Hybrids
- Price: $1,500.00
- Name: Jo Mar & LaRae
- Posted: 09/29/2020
- Phone: 805-944-0357
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: California
- Website: HybridaCatz.com
Savannah and Savannah Lynx hybrids available. Ready now. Human imprinted some were bottle fed. They are sweet and playful great temperaments and personalities good for any household. Litter box trained. Up to date on vaccines and dewormed. Most have...
Breeder sell out
- Name: Edy
- Posted: 08/01/2020
- Phone: 4237210379
- Location: Tennessee
Eurasian Lynx pair 6500 Caracal pair 7000 3 serval 2.1 8000 4 Bob cat pairs 10,000 2 pr fishing cats 13,000 3 artic fox 1800 2 pr kinkajous 4000 African porcupine f 500 Ease text or call 4237210379 . Animals are in Tennessee.
Breeding pair of Siberian Lynx and Bobcats
- Price: $15,000.00
- Name: Danette Vincenti
- Posted: 07/26/2020
- Phone: 262-203-6048
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Wisconsin
- Website: animalgardens.com
Beautiful 5 year old Siberian Lynx and Bobcats. Both are breeding pairs. Serious buyers with license to own cats. Must be able to provide spacious, clean, enclosures. Pictures upon request....
Canada Lynx Kittens Available
- Name: Crystal
- Posted: 06/23/2020
- Phone: 4232375885
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Tennessee
- Website: frazierfarmsexotics.com
Canada lynx kittens available, USDA licensed facility, bottle raised, hand tame.
Canada Lynx Kittens
- Name: Triple D Wildlife
- Posted: 06/09/2020
- Phone: 4067559653
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Montana
1 Male, 1 Female. Born 5/1/20. Bottle raised. We are a USDA facility. Purchaser must pick up. Serious inquiries only.
5 week old female Siberian Lynx
- Price: $4,500.00
- Name: Danette Vincenti
- Posted: 06/02/2020
- Phone: 2622036048
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Wisconsin
- Website: animalgardens.com
Human imprinted female Siberian Lynx. Sweet as can be. Pictures upon request
Breeding Pair of Siberian Lynx
- Price: $15,000.00
- Name: Danette Vincenti
- Posted: 06/02/2020
- Phone: 2622036048
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Wisconsin
- Website: animalgardens.com
Beautiful Male and Female Siberian Lynx need a spacious and loving home to serious family.
Eurasian lynx kittens
- Price: $4,500.00
- Name: LS
- Posted: 05/21/2020
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Louisiana
Eurasian lynx kittens for sale. Born on June 5th- ready around July 1st. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY. $4,500. Must have USDA license or be very knowledgeable on exotic cat care and have proper enclosure.
Serval , caracal , lynx , bobcat babies
- Name: Edy
- Posted: 05/06/2020
- Phone: 4237210379
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Tennessee
- Website: Wildanimalworld.com
SERVAL ,CARACAL , LYNX , BOBCAT males and females . 4237210379 usda facility over 34 yrs in business . PM me or call.
Serval , caracal , lynx , bobcat babies
- Name: Edy
- Posted: 05/06/2020
- Phone: 4237210379
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Tennessee
- Website: Wildanimalworld.com
Baby red Kangeroos males and females in pouch . 4237210379 usda facility over 34 yrs in business . PM me or call.
Geoffroy's Cat kittens & Eurasian Lynx kittens!
- Name: Tanya
- Posted: 04/29/2020
- Phone: 716-652-8646
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: New York
1.1 Geoffroy's Cat kittens available, born March 18, 2020. These small felids are wonderful outreach education or exhibit animals as they are incredibly active and engaging for the public. Parents and previous siblings are proven outreach animals. Th...
2 year old Siberian Lynx
- Price: $2,500.00
- Name: Chris
- Posted: 04/09/2020
- Phone: 803-795-6832
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: South Carolina
I have a 2 year old Female Siberian Lynx for sale. She’s used to having free reign of house and is litter box trained. If interested shoot me a text. Serious buyers only.
Geoffroy's Cat Kittens Available
- Name: Tanya
- Posted: 03/30/2020
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: New York
0.0.2 Geoffroy's Cat kittens available soon, born March 18, 2020. These small felids are wonderful outreach education or exhibit animals as they are incredibly active and engaging for the public. Parents and previous siblings are proven outreach ani...
Lynx
Enclosures for lynx should, at the minimum, measure six-feet by twelve-feet with a vertical dimension of at least eight-feet. The top of the enclosure should be covered with the same material as the walls. The safety of the keepers should be a top concern. A double entry system will reduce the chances of the animal escaping while being attended to by a keeper. Additionally, the habitat should include secure stalls or small, individual cages that the animal can be kept in if sick or injured, being cared for by the veterinarian, or while the enclosure is being cleaned. An enclosure that is as close to the animal’s natural environment will help reduce anxiety in the animal. Trees, rocks, ledges, shrubs, ponds, and logs all should be incorporated into the habitat.
Lynx Diet
Like other members of the large cat family, lynx are obligate carnivores, meaning they cannot eat anything other than meat. They prefer to eat smaller mammals, such as rabbits, fawns, squirrels. In captivity, lynx should be offered a diet of fresh meat, preferably in the form of whole animals. Rats, guinea pigs, rabbits and squirrels are good choices.
Lynx Enrichment
If their habitat is set up correctly, the lynx will have the freedom to climb trees, jump on rocks and perch on branches. But they need additional enrichment to help them satisfy their natural instincts. In many case, keepers hide the lynx’s food in various places around the enclosure so the animal must hunt for it. New logs, fallen trees, and boulders can add to some novelty to their space.
Breeding Lynx
Female lynx give birth about once a year, on average. They don’t make their own dens, but make use of den-like structures that they find, such as fallen logs or root systems. The kittens stay with their mothers for the first year of life while their mother teaches them to hunt. The male lynx plays no role in rearing the offspring.
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