FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOw do I get a bengal of my own?
Matching our beautiful kittens with loving homes is our passion. Simply get in touch to arrange an appointment for you to meet the kittens. You can spend some time getting to know their various personalities and see who you bond with. Once you have chosen your kitten, a $200 non-refundable deposit is required to hold him/her. The kitten will be ready to go home about a week after the spay/neuter surgery, at which time the remaining balance will be required.
PRICE / what's included
Brown bengal kittens $1500
Snow bengal kittens $1800
Kittens are available with breeding rights ... please enquire
Each kitten comes with:
Snow bengal kittens $1800
Kittens are available with breeding rights ... please enquire
Each kitten comes with:
- Veterinarian health checks
- Vaccinations
- Deworming treatments
- Spay or neuter
- Health portfolio containing all certificates
- Health contract
- Two-week supply of raw food
- TICA kitten registration
- Ongoing support and advice
DO YOU SHIP?
Currently we ship anywhere in Canada that Air Cargo Canada flies. Please enquire about international shipping.
Tell me more about vaccinatons
The kittens will have received vaccinations for RCCP (rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, chlamydia and panleukopenia) at 8 and 12 weeks of age.
is there a health guarantee?
Yes. Due to our excellent breeding stock and healthy preventive measures, we have never had a kitten returned to us due to poor health. Nonetheless, our written health contract will cover your kitten for any diseases/illnesses detected by your veterinarian within the first week with you. Additionally, should your kitten die by two years of age from a congenital defect, you will receive either a refund or another kitten.
Are Bengal cats hypo-allergenic?
Bengal cats are hypo-allergenic, which is defined as having a decreased tendency to provoke an allergic reaction.
The reason many people suffer from cat allergies is all due to the dander which is comprised of the cat’s dry skin flakes and their saliva. These microscopic particles quickly become airborne and cause some to sneeze and itch.
Bengals are less likely to cause this kind of reaction due to many reasons:
Even though I am a cat lover and now breeder, I myself have suffered cat allergies. With my previous cats, a Ragdoll and a Birman, I had itchy watery eyes and blocked sinuses. Now with a houseful of Bengals, the allergies have disappeared.
The reason many people suffer from cat allergies is all due to the dander which is comprised of the cat’s dry skin flakes and their saliva. These microscopic particles quickly become airborne and cause some to sneeze and itch.
Bengals are less likely to cause this kind of reaction due to many reasons:
- they are short-haired with only one coat and, as such they are less likely to groom. Less dander production!
- they shed much less than other breeds. Less airborne danger!
Even though I am a cat lover and now breeder, I myself have suffered cat allergies. With my previous cats, a Ragdoll and a Birman, I had itchy watery eyes and blocked sinuses. Now with a houseful of Bengals, the allergies have disappeared.
Are the Kittens registered?
Although the litter is already registered, once you name your kitten, you can also register him/her individually. I will provide you with the TICA registration form and provide you with any information you may require.
Tell me about the raw food diet
Historically, cats are carnivores and their digestive tracts have not changed over time. After much research and consultation with my veterinarian, I elected to put all my Bengals onto a raw diet. This is comprised of a combination of meat, organs and bone. The benefits of raw diet include:
- healthy coat
- less shedding
- less hairballs
- clean, strong, and healthy teeth
- reduced volume of stool
- reduced stool odor
- improved digestion and nutrient absorption
- better urinary health
WHat methods of payment do you accept?
Methods of payment include cash, email transfer, and credit card.
WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
I love hearing how the kittens are doing, and see how they're progressing, so thought I'd share some pictures ... click here to see how they've transformed!
"This cattery has NOT been inspected by and is not endorsed by The International Cat Association, Inc."
