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.
2025 Deposits
- Name: Ginger Satterfield
- Posted: 04/29/2025
- Phone: 8653212432
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Tennessee
Now taking deposits on 2025 babies Raccoons - grey, blonde, cinnamon and albino Red fox - colors vary Arctic Fox Bobcats Canadian Lynx Servals Fennec fox Text / call to discuss 865-321-2432 Knoxville TN / Del Rio TN
Lynx Kittens
- Name: Ginger Satterfield
- Posted: 03/30/2025
- Phone: 8653212432
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Tennessee
Taking reservations for Canadian and Eurasian Lynx babies. 2 spots left for each! Reserve now. Knoxville / Del Rio TN Pick up Text or call 865-321-2432
Highland lynx/Bengal kitten
- Price: $1,000.00
- Name: Katie Kestner
- Posted: 03/21/2025
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Missouri
Highland lynx Bengal kitten born 1-19-25 appears to be a female. Mom is white marble Highland lynx Bengal and Dad is a marble Bengal. Very sweet kitten with great marble patterns! Can leave for new home at 8 weeks old. Will have appropriate shots by...
Arctic Wolves, Tundra Wolves, Fox: red, cross, silver, Grey Fox, Badger, Bobcat, Canada Lynx, Eurasian Lynx, River Otters
- Name: Lorney Deist
- Posted: 02/25/2025
- Phone: 4067559653
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Montana
- Website: www.tripledwildlife.com
Taking orders for Spring Babies. MUST HAVE USDA LICENSE. MUST PICK UP. To order call the Triple D Office.
Canadian lynx kittens
- Price: $4,000.00
- Name: Joseph Zimmerman
- Posted: 01/31/2025
- Phone: 3204914125
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Minnesota
We will have Canadian lynx kittens available this coming spring. MN DNR permitted and USDA licensed facility, Sauk Centre, MN. Now is the time to get on a waiting list, ask the right questions, and make sure you’re legal to own. Every kitten is bottl...
Exotic Savannah lynx kittens
- Price: $1,400.00
- Name: Natasha Clack
- Posted: 01/27/2025
- Phone: 6577034307
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: California
- Website: https://www.tiktok.com/@midnighttidescattery?_t=ZT-8tQ6SUfkbsc&_r=1
2 stunning ticked females left born 12/10/2024 mom is TICA Savannah, dad is Savannah lynx serval large breed cats payments accepted
Canadian bobcat kittens
- Price: $4,000.00
- Name: J2Z Ranch and Exotics
- Posted: 12/06/2024
- Phone: 3204914125
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Minnesota
We will have Canadian lynx kittens available this coming spring. MN DNR permitted and USDA licensed facility, Sauk Centre, MN. Now is the time to get on a waiting list, ask the right questions, and make sure you’re legal to own. Every kitten is bottl...
Brown Rosetted Female Bengal
- Price: $1,000.00
- Name: Dasynda Rosenbarger
- Posted: 11/13/2024
- Phone: 8122873631
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Indiana
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten (Female) DOB 5/30/24 Very friendly and playful Raised in home around children and other animals As a pet she will come spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, registered, vet checked, and come with a 3 year health guar...
Exotic seal snow lynx kittens
- Price: $1,500.00
- Name: Donna Newsome
- Posted: 10/08/2024
- Phone: 937-231-2394
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Ohio
4 SBT seal minks Bengal Cubs Exotic look of the Wild, they are 8 weeks old first vaccine, health guarantee for one year if any congential promblems 1 silver black brown male in that litter all spotted very nice and blue eyes.For more info and picture...
EURASIAN LYNX, MALE, 4YR
- Name: MIKE DAVIS
- Posted: 10/06/2024
- Phone: 803-662-4270
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: South Carolina
4yr, Male, Tamed and easy to work around
Now taking orders for Spring 2025 babies : Arctic Wolves, Tundra Wolves, Mountain Lions, Fox; red, cross, silver, Grey Fox, Badger, Bobcat, Canada Lynx, Eurasian Lynx, River Otters.
- Name: Lorney Deist
- Posted: 09/23/2024
- Phone: 4067559653
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Montana
Triple D is a USDA licensed facility. To order we will need a copy of your USDA License, a deposit and a photo of enclosure where animal will reside. Buyers will need to pick up at Triple D facility. Get your deposit to Triple D by January 1st, 2025...
Spayed Lynx Savannah in need of rehoming
- Price: $200.00
- Name: William Cooke
- Posted: 08/11/2024
- Phone: 6105333178
- Email: Email Seller
- Location: Florida
Parune is Highland Lynx/Savannah cross about 1.5 years old looking for her forever home. We used to breed and are retired. We wanted to keep this beautiful baby but our older cats are just not having it and are picking on her, she isnt feeling so hap...
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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