Genets have a slender build, striking spots, and a long, banded tail. They are incredibly agile and have a unique appearance, genets make an enchanting addition to your trophy room. They are mostly nocturnal and so often are hunted at night.

A full mount of the genet captures its lithe form, interesting markings, and natural stance. Ideal for wall displays, elevated platforms, or tree branches, a full mount allows for a full appreciation of the Genet's unique features.

Genet Taxidermy FAQ's

Can you keep a Genet as a pet?

No, genets should not be kept as pets, as they are wild animals. These animals are not suited for domestication and are often illegal to keep as pets.

Are Genets rare?

No, genets are not rare and are widely spread across sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Europe. They are difficult to observe in the wild, as their shy and nocturnal nature often keeps them well-hidden.

Is a Genet a cat or a dog?

Neither; while genets resemble cats, they fall into their own category called Viverridae.

Do Genets purr like domestic cats?

Their sounds are indeed similar to domestic cats, including growls when excited, threatening hisses when scared, and purrs when comfortable.

What do Genets eat?

Genet cats are predominantly carnivores, consuming mostly small rodents, birds, bats, small reptiles, insects and amphibians. They are omnivorous when it comes to opportunistic meals. They are known for consuming various fruits or scavenging for human leftovers.