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The price for Bengal Kittens is typically $700/males $800/females.  Occasionally prices are beyond this range.  Our kittens are spoken for early.  Choose your parents and put down your $200 deposit now!
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Litter Born Feb 22 - 1 female - sold

 

See Litter Photos here !.

 

Litter Born Feb 16th  - All Sold

SpottedJoy Onsen Kiri of Nitewindes  - Tecspot Jambalaya of JTD 

Very pregnant Onsen in this picture!                                                 

See Kittens here !.

 

Litter born 3/29 - all sold

  

 

Photos here!

 

 

Aryia  2 snow girls born 4/19/08

 

 

Darling babies..

Photos here!

 

 

Hoshi 2 babies born 5/1 taking deposits

  

 

Photos here soon!

 

Star bred to Ruler due mid May 08

 

 

 

Pictures when kittens are born

Photos here when born!

 
 

LINKS TO MORE INFORMATION BELOW

 

 

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Don't just take someone's word that your potential family member is a certain quality.  Educate yourself and find out what traits YOU want in your kitten/cat.  This will allow you to choose based on a comparison between price and quality.  You can then judge what quality of kitten/cat you are shopping for and what it will cost.

 

 

The key to a successful introduction of a Bengal kitten into your busy household will depend greatly upon following a strict introduction procedure.
 
First, strict quarantine in a small room such as a bathroom with a litter box, food and water.  Very frequent quiet visitations at first.  Just sitting with them to let them get used to you.  Then brushing with a toilet brush (a NEW one) and talking a lot to them.  Then petting them after brushing with the toilet brush.  Then, after several days, brief periods of gentle lifting and putting them back down.  Then after a few days of this, picking them up and holding them for brief periods.  When picking up a Bengal cat or Bengal kitten, have the kitten face away from you  and then place both hands one in front of the other under their mid section.  Gently pull the cat into your and hold gently but firmly.  This will make them feel secure.  Put down in the same manner.  Do not let them jump out of your arms, they may get hurt.
 
Then after this goes well, and they are totally relaxed, you can let them into a slightly bigger space.  Still no introductions to dogs or other cats at this point.  Making the children sit quietly and brush them with the brush and speak quietly to them.  Then after that goes well, they can pet them.  After all that goes well, then you can take a towel and rub the scent of the cats and introduce the smell of the cats to each other.  This allows them to get used to the smell before actually meeting.  The full quarantine must last at a minimum 2 weeks.
 
When I had dogs and cats, I made sure the cat had a high place to be when the dog came in.  I made sure that the dog didn't chase the cat.  Some cats will never get used to dogs, and others will.  You can never tell which will and which won't.
 
Some cats will get along and some won't.  Some will adjust after some time.  These things just can't be predicted.  You will have to be willing to live with the possibility that a new addition may not get along with existing animals in your household.  If you are comfortable with that, then I would say it will probably all work out.
 

What We Feed Our Kittens!

Iams Hairball Care Food Information   Royal Canin Baby Bengal Kitten Cat Food

We feed Iams Hairball and Nutro Natural Choice Kitten mixed 50/50.  We feed Baby Cat as a first introduction to dry food to our Bengal Kittens. 

  We love the condition, health and bright spirit of our Bengal Kitten babies on these foods.

 

 
 

 

 
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