Bengal Reviews

I have always been a catperson, and have had many "moggies" and many pure breeds in my life so far. But now I am owned by a Bengal! The Bengal breed is a hybrid that was developed about 50 years ago by breeding an Asian Leopard Cat with a domestic cat. The two main marking varieties are spotted and marbled, but the colour ...  Read the complete review

Well i came to have my two boys (Dylan & Monty) in June/July of last year. I actually only went to see a breeder with my sister as she was looking into breeding Bengals and I fell in love with a week old Monty. He is a brown spotted and was very very sweet. I decided I needed him as I hadnt had a cat since i moved out of home and ...  Read the complete review

As many of you probably already know we have turned our home into an animal rescue and although i dont realy specialise in cats we have aquired 3 bengal cats. These cats are not cheep to buy they can cost anything upwards of £200 so i find it hard to understand why people see fit to neglect and abandon something that cost so much to buy ...  Read the complete review

We bought Derek, a blue-eyed snow, just over 2 years ago for £200, which is at the cheap end of the market for the rarer snow. A friend of a friend breeds them so he was a bit of a bargain. He`s spotted, as opposed to the marbled variety. He was a very energetic kitten and would wake us constantly at night if we let him in the bedroom so ...  Read the complete review

I have been owned by Elton, my Bengal cat for just under two years now and I had to write to let other people know about this beautiful breed. Not only do these animals look stunning- just like a miniture leopard, they also have the most amazing temperament. Whereas cats are known for being aloof, this breed is as devoted as a dog - they will ...  Read the complete review

As I write this, Finchley is sitting on my knee, batting at the keyboard. I suspect he thinks he's helping. For pictures and information on Bengals, try www.bengalcat.org.uk. It's a remarkably ugly site, and not easy to navigate, but once you get into it you'll find all the information you need about the breed. ...  Read the complete review