Welcome to our gallery. Check out our kittens for the variety of spot patterns from various litters. Additionally, as of now we have F6/F7 litters, which produce stunning spotted kittens. Please read our information below to see: size, weight, rosettes, and the fuzziness regarding Bengal Kitten development.

FUZZIES

Just like its ancestor, the Asian leopard cat, a Bengal Kitten goes through a phase. In this phase, colors and spots are shrouded in fuzz. This stage helps camouflage during early exploration. Clinically, growth gradually reveals markings over weeks. Caretakers monitor development closely.

Moreover, this fuzz arises from a survival trait in its natural habitat. Mother Nature designed it to help this breed survive by avoiding detection. To achieve this, it blends into trees, shrubs, forests, vegetation. By week 16, the fuzz will be gone with your baby.

ROSETTES

You can envision this felid as a flower when you look at the bengal kitten. Moreover, the spots (rosettes) start small and open up to their full potential over time. What started off as a black embryonic spot will bloom into a scintillating work of art.

SIZE & WEIGHT

These are not wildcats. You don’t have to worry about Bengal Kitten overtaking your household and running amok. These are domesticated house cats with a wild look. The females will get no bigger than 8-12 lbs. The males will get no larger than 13-15 lbs. These cats don’t get very big, but they are leaner and more muscular than a typical house cat.

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