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Exotic Bengal Cats
What is a Bengal Cat?
Some Bengal Characteristics
Bengals really are wild...
Bengals come from crossbreeding a wild Asian Leopard Cat & a domestic cat. Our litters are literally tiny tigers and can trace their lineage to these leopards directly.
Bengals really are wild...
Some Bengal Characteristics
Bengals really are wild...
Bengal cats are different from other domesticated cat breeds. They are a hybrid exotic, directly descended from an Asian leopard. If you adopt a Bengal kitten, your life will never be able to have another breed.
Some Bengal Characteristics
Some Bengal Characteristics
Some Bengal Characteristics
Bengals are HIGHLY intelligent and act much more like a dog than a cat, with an excellent memory & can often open lids/gates. Bengals love water and Bengal cat antics are legendary.
Bengal Cat Generations
Bengals are quirky and spunky
Some Bengal Characteristics
The first generation litter from a cross with a pure Asian Leopard Cat is an F1 Bengal. An F2 is the second generation, and so forth. Anything >F4 is an SBT.
Bengals are quirky and spunky
Bengals are quirky and spunky
Bengals are quirky and spunky
Bengals have a wild nature, so you want a well socialized Bengal Kitten, held often in a small, home cattery. Make sure to get a TICA approved Bengal breeder: https://tica.org/bengal-breeders
Always Rescue Bengals First!
Bengals are quirky and spunky
Bengals are quirky and spunky
It's very hard to find a rescue Bengal cat, because they are so highly sought after. If you can, however, Rescue first!
Bengals: Hybrid Exotics
To find out more about how a hybrid exotic may fit in your home, contact a reputable breeder. Sadly, there are many unethical backyard breeders out there that inbreed unhealthy Bengal cats, often without genetic diversity, churning out unhealthy kittens without adequate socialization.