These incredible "Honey Bears" are socialized from day one in my home to ensure they are curious, sweet, and ready to bond with their new families. Known for their velvety golden fur and playful, nocturnal energy, our baby Kinkajous are perfect for keepers who want a long-term, intelligent companion that thrives on interaction. Every baby is weaned onto a balanced, nutrient-rich frugivore diet and comes with a comprehensive 2026 care guide and lifetime breeder support. If you are looking for a healthy, vibrant Kinkajou for sale from a source that prioritizes temperament and lineage, your journey into the rewarding world of exotic procyonids starts here.

Kinkajous (Potosflavus) are nocturnal, arboreal and have prehensile tails, native to Central and South America. This nocturnal creature loves to climb, play, and explore. Although they resemble and sometimes act like monkeys they are not related to primates. They are actually related to the Raccoon, Coatimundi, Red Panda, Ringtail Cats, and other animals in the Procyonidae family. With a prehensile tail and big curious eyes, the kinkajou is a perfect blend of intelligence, energy, and affection — once socialized, they bond deeply with their owners.

These rainforest acrobats thrive on attention, interaction, and a diet rich in fruits and proteins. They’re lively and vocal, often chirping or squeaking to get your attention. While they require commitment and proper housing, they reward it with an unforgettable bond and years of companionship.

Fun Facts:

• Kinkajous are nicknamed “honey bears” because they love dipping their tongues into honey and nectar.
• They’re not monkeys — they’re actually related to raccoons!
• They can rotate their feet backward to climb down trees headfirst.
• They sleep all day and become little party animals at night.
• Their tails are strong enough to hold their full body weight. A prehensile tail which is able to wrap around trees, limbs and grasp them firmly

Owning a kinkajou is a commitment, but one that rewards you with a loyal, energetic companion that’ll keep you smiling every day. Kinkajous are highly intelligent "escape artists" capable of opening latches. Without constant enrichment, they often become destructive, chewing on household items or stripping paint from walls. Interested in adopting one of these rainforest charmers? Contact us for details and availability, as we only have a few Kinkajous each year, reserving your pet now will guarantee you don't miss out for just 1/4 down payment.