I have a proven breeding pair of fennecs. Half a cup of Blue Buffalo cat food kibble, chicks, raw or boiled eggs, fruits like apples and bananas, insects, mice, and raw meat make up a captive diet. Fennec foxes are unique and very engaging to watch. They are quickly distressed by loud noises and unexpected events since they are naturally alert and attentive. Click here for the current waiting list order. Click here for the shipping policy with pricing info. If outdoor walks are more your thing, fennecs may be trained to walk on a leash outside with a little effort and care. He will make a great pet for someone who is willing to spend time with him consistently like we have. CARE GUIDE: Click here to read the care guide and list of required supplies. Fortunately, their droppings are east to clean. Fennec foxes are rising in popularity and right now the demand exceeds the supply, despite the unfortunate increase in irrational prohibitions for them in most states and numerous cities within states where they are legal. welcome to our website for Fennec Foxes for Sale. Fennec foxes will require an experienced or board-certified in zoological medicine veterinarian. Diet: Omnivore. All rights reserved. Fennec foxes, bat-eared foxes and cape foxes are legal to own as pets in the state of Texas, as they are African species of fox. The training process is gruesome, and youll have to take the fox to the litter box frequently and bribe him with lots of treats once he successfully learns to use it. The cost to feed, potential care is expensive but, the cost on the fox is the saddest. Half a cup of Blue Buffalo cat food kibble, chicks, raw or boiled eggs, fruits like apples and bananas, insects, mice, and raw meat make up a captive diet. As it is for cats, hiding food around the cage or around the house during its supervised roaming periods can be very beneficial. Some owners provide an entire room for their pet fennecs. They are not really pet quality although very easy to work with. Replacement for BLU C876040260L Cell Phone batteries