Kinkajous breed throughout the year, giving birth to one or occasionally two small babies after a gestation period of 112 to 118 days. At this time we will move the mother into her own area and keep her in solitude until the baby is born and is 4 weeks of age, the age we pull our babies to start them on the bottle.

Kinkajous are wonderful pets, as they are gentle, docile, non-aggressive, and have no noticeable odor. They are normally calm but can be very playful and like to climb all over you. We once had a neutered male named Kinky who lived in a cage in our garden room office and given the opportunity he would love to explore the office, "visit" my back, shoulders, and head; he just had to have his loving.  When my grandson was here he loved to ride around on his shoulders. 

They especially seem to enjoy their back scratched/rubbed and will literally close their eyes and hold up their chin for you to scratch them under their chin and neck.

Diet: Primate Fiber Sticks, cinnamon raisin bread, bananas, apples, oranges, sweet potatoes, and a few marshmallows as treats.

Medications: Vaccinations are not required; however worming is recommended ever six months using Strongid-T for cats. Dosage: 1cc per 5 lbs. body weight.

Fleas: If your babies become infested with fleas, you can bathe them using Dawn detergent, in place of shampoo, as this will kill the fleas as well as their eggs. In the case you need to use a spray, don’t spray directly on the babies, spray on a paper towel and wrap the around the little one for a short time. When they are older Revolution may be applied monthly using the recommended amounts determined by weight for cats.

We have our animals periodically checked by our Vet to assure that the animals sold are healthy at the time of delivery.