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.
Caracal Lynx Females
- Name: Jan Holstege
- Posted: 08/16/2022
- Phone: 6168758284
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Michigan
I have two Caracal Lynx female kittens that will be ready for their new families in a few weeks. They were born August 9th and are being bottle raised in my home. They will be well socialized and will come with all the help you need. For much more i...
Siberian Lynx
- Name: Jan Holstege
- Posted: 08/16/2022
- Phone: 6168758284
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Michigan
I have two beautiful Siberian Lynx males available. They were bottle raised in my home. They are eating meat and are ready for their new families. For more information on them please call 616 875 8284. Please check all your local laws and ordinances...
Female Caracal Lynx
- Name: Jan Holstege
- Posted: 08/16/2022
- Phone: 6168758284
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Michigan
Looking for the perfect family for this super sweet little girl. She is four months old. She loves everyone. For much more information on her please give me a call @ 616 875 8284. Please check all your local laws and ordinances before you call. Pleas...
Female Eurasian Lynx
- Price: $6,000.00
- Name: Stephen Brezil
- Posted: 08/11/2022
- Phone: 9049450522
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Florida
Super cute baby Eurasian Lynx female she was born 5/10/22 was bottle raised. She uses litter box and stays indoors. She is a little shy and spunky at times. She prefers women. Please know your state and local laws. Local pick us is available as well...
Eurasian Lynx, handraised cubs
- Name: Tanya
- Posted: 07/19/2022
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: New York
1.2 Eurasian Lynx cubs born April 20, 2022, handraised. These cats are already outgoing little divas with the public and are ready to continue training at their new homes. Cubs have beautifully marked coats like their father. These cats have been...
Snow Lynx Bengal kitten
- Price: $1,200.00
- Name: Nicole Sims
- Posted: 07/18/2022
- Phone: 8064333580
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Texas
- Website: www.amarillobengals.com
Marble Snow Lynx Pt Bengal kitten. This is a male. I have other rosetted snow available also!
Male Bengal Stud ASPEN
- Price: $2,750.00
- Name: Nicole Sims
- Posted: 07/18/2022
- Phone: 8064333580
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Texas
- Website: www.amarillobengals.com
Aspen is a gorgeous social 2 year old male. He is a proven stud. He can live inside or outside. He has not sprayed that I know of. He is very sweet, and quite the talker! He would do well as a spoiled pet or breeder. He is a blue seal lynx pt. bengal...
Snow Lynx Male Bengal
- Price: $1,000.00
- Name: Nicole Sims
- Posted: 07/18/2022
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Texas
- Website: www.amarillobengals.com
Beautiful Bengal kitten. Has had both of his kitten vaccinations, dewormed, and health check to fly. He comes with first 30 days pet insurance free to you. He will also come with food samples, toys, and a blanket. Pickup or delivery is available.
Tica Reg. Bengal Silver
- Price: 1200.00 -1500.00
- Name: Mary
- Posted: 07/08/2022
- Phone: 4024299930
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Nebraska
Tica Reg. Stunning Silver kits male and female. Too Early to go just yet. Kits will be fully vaccinated, wormed, and vetted. Male 1200.00 Female 1500.00. All kittens Happy, highly socialized and loved. No emails answered only text or phone calls...
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CHAVANNA LYNX
- Name: Lara Adams
- Posted: 06/21/2022
- Phone: 3072729377
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Utah
Sire is a registered Tica purebred Savannah F3 Queen is a TICA Registered F1 Lynx Both on site 2 Sliver black ticking males 1 golden brown Ticking Female Strong healthy beautiful, fun playfully kittens. They will be large, and look like sm...
1.2 Eurasian Lynx Cubs Available
- Name: Tanya
- Posted: 05/30/2022
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: New York
1.2 Eurasian Lynx cubs born April 20, 2022, handraised. Cubs have beautifully marked coats like their father. These cats have been bred for temperament to utilize as outreach education animals. Dam was utilized at another facility for daily onsite...
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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