Bengal Kitten for sale in Frankenlust Township, Michigan
READY Female Brown Rosetted/Glittered Bengal Kitten
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing Description
AMAZING PURR BABY GIRL READY FOR HER NEW FOREVER HOME! BROWN ROSETTED W/GLITTERED PELT BENGAL KITTEN. Submit your application to adopt this beauty on our site; www. hotspotzbengals . com or to adopt one of our amazing robust spoiled loving babies out of our litters born in February! Exotic cutting edge kittens are from some of the most renowned & award-winning Champion bloodlines in the world! Our small in-home TRIPLE registered TICA CFA REFR cattery for over 20 years offers exquisite Brown Silver Snow Silver Snow SBT Champion bloodline pedigreed Bengals as pets and breeder/show. They are lovingly hand raised underfoot in our home as part of our family to ensure the most well-adjusted happy healthy pet for you and are treated with dignity and love. Our selective breeding program is devoted to the promotion and preservation of the Bengal breed of domestic cat and by adopting one of our amazing Bengal kittens you can be assured of a precious baby with a stunning wild exotic appearance of their ALC ancestor that is healthy loving and an entertaining family companion for many years. Emphasizing on health, superb temperament, gorgeous markings, clear glittered coats, and exotic wild type! They are sent to their new forever loving home already socialized & pre-spoiled litter box trained eating solid food appropriate core vaccinations dewormed vet checked kitten care pack contract with health guarantee. Kittens are ready to go to their new homes at approximately 12-16 weeks of age. All kittens/cats are from awarded Champion bloodlines and are registered. Each of our babies are precious to us and are placed in approved homes only! AMAZING BENGAL KITTENS IN COLORS: BROWN SILVER SNOW SILVER SNOW For more info. and available kittens visit us at: hotspotzbengals . com
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a Bengal kitten?
A Bengal kitten is a domesticated cat breed known for its striking appearance that resembles a wild leopard or ocelot. They have a unique coat with stunning patterns, including brown rosetted and glittered pelts.
What should I know before adopting a Bengal kitten?
Before adopting a Bengal kitten, it's important to consider their need for socialization, play, and interaction. They require a loving home where they are treated as part of the family, ensuring a happy and healthy environment.
What is included in the adoption package?
When adopting from our cattery, your Bengal kitten will come with a kitten care pack, appropriate vaccinations, deworming, and a health guarantee. They are also litter box trained and socialized before going to their new homes.
What age are the kittens when they are ready for adoption?
Our Bengal kittens are typically ready to go to their new homes around 12-16 weeks of age, ensuring they are well-adjusted and healthy.
What kind of environment do you raise your Bengal kittens in?
Our TRIPLE registered TICA CFA REFR cattery is a small in-home operation where the kittens are lovingly hand raised underfoot as part of our family, ensuring they are well-socialized and happy.
Are the Bengal kittens from champion bloodlines?
Yes, our Bengal kittens come from some of the most renowned & award-winning Champion bloodlines in the world, emphasizing their exquisite appearance and temperament.
What colors of Bengal kittens are available?
We offer AMAZING BENGAL KITTENS in several colors, including BROWN, SILVER, and SNOW, ensuring a range of stunning options for potential adopters.
How can I apply to adopt a Bengal kitten?
You can submit your application to adopt a Bengal kitten through our website. Please ensure you are ready for a long-term commitment as these cats are loving companions for many years.
What if I have more questions about adopting a Bengal kitten?
If you have further questions or inquiries, please refer to our website for more information about our available kittens and adoption process.
