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Complete a Bengal Kitten Application or call 780-512-5483 for more information on Bengal Kittens for Sale
Welcome to Breeze Bengals - Registered Breeder
PLANNED BREEDINGS
Suki Soft Paws x Spice Kona
Breeze Bengals Minnie x Spice Kona
Breeze Bengals Minnie x Spice Kona
Breeze Bengals Minnie x Spice Kona
Breeze Bengals Minnie x Spice Kona
Breeze Bengals Minnie x Spice Kona
Estimated date available for end of October beginning of November. Please complete a kitten questionnaire if interested in some of our final kittens. As we have considered closing our cattery all future kittens available for $2310 (price includes gst)
About Us
Breeze Bengals is a TICA registered cattery located in Grande Prairie, AB. You can also find me, Sabrina Hewer, on TICA's registered breeder list. We have a small breeding program and raise all of our cats in our home as part of our family. Our goal is to produce high quality healthy Bengals. Currently we have brown and snow spotted Bengals. We breed to produce good head type, puffy whisker pads, and striking rosetted patterns to mimic that of a leopards.
You can find Bengal kittens for sale here.
Happy, Healthy Bloodline
We test for PRA and PK Def through Optimal Selection to ensure healthy kittens. We also screen our breeding adults annually for HCM using a board certified cardiologist in Edmonton, AB (Kim Hawkes, Pulse Veterinary) Health reports can be found on each cats profile along with pedigrees.
All of our Bengals are feed a high quality balanced raw diet provided by a local business, Powered by Raw. We recommend that you continue to fed a raw diet as well.
The leopard cat - photos courtesy of utopian bengals
The Asianleopard cat (ALC), also known as the mainland leopard cat, is a subspecies of the leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) that is native to mainland Asia. Asian leopard cats are small and agile, allowing them to move through the trees and brush with ease. They have a muscular and athletic build, with strong legs and a flexible spine. The leopard cat is named after its distinctive golden-yellow fur covered with black spots and rosettes, which resembles the pattern of a leopard.
Asian leopard cats are found in a variety of habitats, including dense forests, scrublands, and grasslands. These cats are primarily active at night and are known to be excellent hunters, preying on small mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. They are also skilled climbers and can climb trees to pursue their prey.
In summary, the Asian leopard cat is a fascinating and beautiful animal that plays an important role in its ecosystem. It is known for its distinctive fur pattern, its adaptability to different habitats, and its hunting skills.
the bengal cat
The Bengal cat got its name from the scientific name of its ancestral wild cat species, the Asian leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis). By breeding Asian leopard cats with domestic cats, breeders were able to create a cat that had the distinctive wild appearance of the Asian leopard cat, but with the friendly and affectionate nature of a domestic cat.
The breed was first developed in the United States in the late 1960s and early 1970s and was officially recognized by The International Cat Association (TICA) in 1986. Today, Bengal cats are popular pets known for their distinctive appearance, friendly and affectionate nature, and high energy level. Despite its wild ancestry, the Bengal cat is a loving and affectionate companion that makes a great pet for families and individuals alike.
Bengal cats are known for their distinctive physical appearance, which sets them apart from other domestic cat breeds. Some of the key physical characteristics of Bengal cats include:
- Coat: The coat is usually short, soft, and shiny, and is covered with a striking pattern of spots or marbled markings in a variety of colors, including brown, snow, and silver, and can have a charcoal pattern. Some Bengals have a special gene that causes their fur to have a glittery, metallic appearance. This glitter effect is caused by the way the light reflects off the individual hairs in the Bengal cat's fur.
- Body: Bengal cats have a muscular and athletic build, with a broad chest, and strong hindquarters, the legs should be slightly longer in the back giving them a real jungle cat look. They are medium to large in size, with males typically weighing between 10-15 pounds and females weighing between 8-12 pounds. They are known for their agility and strength, and they are able to jump great heights and perform acrobatic feats with ease. They have a medium-length tail that is usually thick with a rounded tip.
- Head: The shape of the head should be broad modified wedge, longer than it is wide and slightly smaller in proportion to the body. Oval to almost round, large nocturnal and expressive eyes. They have well-defined cheekbones, and their ears are usually medium to small-sized with rounded tops. The ears should be set as much on the side of the head as they are on the top. A strong chin that aligns with the tip of the nose in profile. Nose should be large and wide with puffy nose leather set low on the head. Their profile should curve from their forehead into the bridge of the nose with no break and a very slight concave curve.
Here is a list of some of the common personality traits of Bengal cats:
- Playful: Bengal cats are highly energetic and love to play, often exhibiting puppy-like behavior.
- Curious: Bengal cats are naturally curious; they love to explore and are always looking for something to do. Some Bengal cats are fascinated by water and may enjoy playing in it or even swimming.
- Intelligent: Bengal cats are known for their intelligence and are often able to learn tricks and commands with ease. They are known for their problem-solving abilities and enjoy interactive play and toys.
- Affectionate: Bengal cats are known for their affectionate and sociable personalities and love to be around their owners. They may follow their owners from room to room and seek attention and affection.
- Sociable: Bengal cats are often described as being chatty and communicative, with outgoing personalities.
- Good with children and other pets: Bengal cats are generally good with children and other pets and make a wonderful addition to the family.
- Demanding of attention: Some Bengal cats can be demanding of attention and may require a lot of interaction and stimulation from their owners. This is why most breeders recommend adopting in pairs or having another companion animal with the same energy levels.
- Independent: At the same time, they can also be independent and self-sufficient, enjoying their alone time as well. They may not want to be held or cuddled unless its on their terms.
It's important to keep in mind that not all Bengal cats will exhibit these traits, and each cat is an individual with its own unique personality. This may vary based on their environment, upbringing, and individual temperament.
Available Kittens
Any kittens available will be listed on the kitten page. If interested to be put on the wait list for pick of the next available kittens please complete a kitten application form.
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