Black Lykoi Kittens for sale

2 Black Lykoi Kittens for sale

Lykois, also known as Wolf cat, Werewolf cat, are one of the newest breeds to appear on the scene, having first been registered as a separate breed in 2011. They are medium sized, have slender legs and a muscular body. One of their most noticeable physical features is their distinct and unique facial mask. When moulting, a Lykoi is virtually hairless, but at other times of the year, some areas of their body are covered in hair, while other parts are not.

Read our Lykoi Buying Advice page for information on this cat breed.

Lykoi British short-haired kittens

Lykoi

3 monthsAge

42Sex

£100Price

We weoflcomed beautiful fully black ⚫️ litter beautiful babies at 6th October. There are 4 boys and 2 girls. Mum is black Lykoi aka Warewolf cat. Dad is MrB cream and tan british Shorthair. Each i

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Oldham, Greater Manchester

Lykoi girls (read description)

Lykoi

5 monthsAge

11Sex

£1,200Price

5 months old girl £1000-sold 14 weeks old girl £1200-AVAILABLE We have a beautiful Lykoi kitten girls looking for loving forever homes. They have the classic soft black roan coats, gold bright eyes

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Maidstone, Kent

FAQs

How much does a Lykoi cat cost?

Lykoi cats generally cost between £1,500 and £2,500 in the UK when purchased from reputable breeders, with prices varying based on pedigree and breeder reputation. Occasionally, rescue Lykois may be found for much less, but this is rare.

Do Lykoi cats have health issues?

Lykoi cats are generally healthy and not prone to specific genetic health problems. Their unique coat results from a natural genetic mutation that does not impact their overall health, and their care requirements are similar to those of typical domestic cats.

Why are Lykoi cats so expensive?

Lykoi cats are expensive due to their rarity as a relatively new breed from a natural mutation first identified in 2010, limited availability of breeders, their distinctive werewolf-like appearance, and their recent recognition by cat associations which has boosted demand.

What is special about the Lykoi or werewolf cat?

The Lykoi, often called the werewolf cat, is unique because of its patchy coat caused by a natural genetic mutation leading to a partially hairless, roan-patterned appearance resembling a wolf. Despite their unusual look, they are friendly, healthy, and require typical cat care.