LYKOI KITTENS FOR SALE

As with all cats, it's important to keep up your Lykoi's regular veterinary checkups to detect any health concerns early. Your vet can help you develop a care routine that will keep your cat healthy.

Beyond scheduling yearly wellness visits with your vet, make sure that you pick up a scratching post for your Lykoi's living environment. This can help promote healthy scratching and keep the cat's nails in good condition. The Lykoi is such an energetic kitty that it's exceptionally important that their nails are kept in great shape.

The breed's ears should also be examined regularly for signs of dirt building up or possible infection. Talk to your vet about starting a regular teeth brushing regimen that will suit your Lykoi cat for sale. Your vet can advise you about specific brands and techniques.

Finally, because the Lykoi is a cat with such high energy levels, it's imperative that you add a cat tree to your home.

 LYKOI CAT

When you find yourself living with a Lykoi, you'll immediately notice just how smart these cats are. As a breed, they're inquisitive, curious and great problem solvers--so you'll want to ensure that you have a stash of interactive cat toys available, plus a batch of play items that are rotated regularly. Keeping your Lykoi mentally stimulated will help bring out the best in this breed's personality.

Along with being a super smart kitty--and a feline that you can teach to play games of fetch--the Lykoi is generally an all around energetic cat who loves to stay active. Make sure you have adequate space and scope for climbing missions if you're considering adopting a Lykoi cat.

Fortunately, at the end of a hard day's playing, the Lykoi loves nothing more than to cuddle up with the humans in their life and enjoy some well deserved relaxation time.

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history

If you dig into the history of the Lykoi, you'll find the breed credited to the breeders Brittney and Johnny Gobble along with Patti Thomas. After chancing across some unique looking litters, they let the cats breed, and the Lykoi emerged. The breed's name comes from the Greek word

for wolves.