Bengal Kitten & Cat Breeders

Bengal Kittens & Cat Breeders at Cats with Cattitude

These amazingly wonderful creatures are the driving force behind the Cattitude team of dedicated professionals. Our single-minded goal is to provide our clients with the healthiest, most beautiful exotic cats.

If you’re you looking to add a new cat to your family unit, but want a rare breed or a new species of felines, look no further than Cats with Cattitude!

History of the Bengal Cat

The Bengal cat originated in the 19th century in the United States, this is not a natural breed of cat. The Bengal is a domesticated cat breed that is a hybrid of the Asian Leopard and the Egyptian Mau. This gives them their " leopard" quality, and their sweet domestic personality. Our Bengals are registered with TICA.

The Bengal

The Bengal is an average-to-large-sized, spotted cat, normally weighing from 8 to 15 pounds. On top of having beautiful, distinctive, wild-like spots, Bengal are intelligent, active, and energetic. They love their owners and sometimes act quite dog-like—playing games like fetch and following their owners around. Many owners report easily leash training their Bengal to take them outside. See the Bengals we have available.

Through our concerted efforts and years of experience, we have developed methods and techniques to ensure the outstanding quality of our cats. When you purchase an Bengal cat from our lines, you are assured of getting an outstanding companion you can share endless hours of fun with.

At Cattitude, we make sure to keep our new families' best interests in mind. This is why we keep abreast with the latest developments and trends which help ensure the very best in the breeding, health, color, and head shape of all our Bengals, Persians, and Egyptian Maus.

Bengal cats have the look of their wild relatives, but the size and personality of a domestic kitty. Plus, they're cute!! and unlike larger, exotic cats, they can be kept in your house safely.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bengals

  • Yes! Bengal cats have a lot of personality and they love their people. They make great companions. They are an active cat, so I always suggest that people either get a cat wheel, or a nice cat tree to give them plenty of exercise.

  • I recommend an all natural cat litter. Bangles tend to be very sensitive to smells so I like to suggest avoiding anything with added perfume. Such as fresh step. Personally, I use an all natural wood chip. There are several different brands any of which would be a good choice for your Bengal kitty.

  • Absolutely! All of our Bengal kittens are raised around dogs. We have a variety of dogs starting with a Yorkie all the way up to a Great Pyrenees!. The kitties get along with all of them exceptionally well. Of course the bangle is the boss :-)!

  • Originally Egyptian Maus, (which are your only naturally spotted domestic cat) was bred to an Asian leopard. This is what originated the breed of the bangle. Most of the time now, though your bangles are bred five generations down to another bangle who is also five generations down from The Asian leopard. 

    Creating a wonderful domestic cat! not only beautiful, but also with the active nature and high intelligence of the exotic Asian leopard. 

  • A high quality dry kibble is good. Personally, I always suggest science diet for the active cat.

    I also like to treat mine with boiled chicken approximately once to  twice a week. Chicken livers are also an excellent source of protein for the kitties.

  • Again, Bengal cats tend to be active so I do believe that they require something to exercise on like a nice cat tree. I have also found that you can easily harness train Bengal cats and take them for walks much like you do dogs. The neighbors will love that!

  • For the most part, yes. Bengal cats do not produce the dander that most people are allergic to. However, cats are self cleaning face and some people are allergic to the saliva.

  • I do not promote decline any Cat because it is a very invasive surgery right up there with amputating your fingers! 

    However, it is fairly easy to train them not to Use your furniture as a scratching post. Make sure you purchase a nice cat tree. That has sisal rope on it. I then rub dry cat nap on the sisal  rope weekly. It really attracts the kitties to it and they love using it for scratching.

    Another strong reason not to declaw any cat, as in case they would get outside even accidentally. The main line of defense for a cat is to climb a tree!

  • Bengal cats are expected to live 12-16 Years. Outside cats only have a life expectancy of 2 to 3 years. I would not want my Bengal cat or Bengal kitten allowed outside!

  • This depends on the genetics, of course. And what generation your Bengal cat is removed from the Asian leopard.   Most of ours here at Cattitude Bengal cats are the fifth generation. For the males they can be 13-16 pounds

    The females generally tend to be 12 to 14 pounds

  • I would definitely say not! They are highly intelligent and so they are easy to train. However, you must remember they are highly active Cat and so you do need to have some stimulation for them.

  • No, it is a domestic spotted cat, Usually the Egyptian Mau, Bread to an asian leopard kitty that produces the Bengal cat.