Name: Bengal Kitten
Brand: Bengal
SKU: 626756
Price: 900 USD
Availability: InStock

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Registered bengalese kitten

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

626756

Price / Fee

$900

Pet

Kitten

Breed

Bengal

Location

Bedford, Bedford County, Pennsylvania

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Russian import champion bloodlines bengal crossed with seal point snowshoe siamese. This creates a hybrid kitten which is super intelligent and perfect companion for just about anyone! \r\n Gorgeous bengal markings and sweet personality. This litter is 3/4 bengal and 1/4 siamese.\r\n Already altered and fully vaccinated, vet checked and comes with a 12 month genetic health guarantee!! \r\n Cant get much better than this. Males and females available. \r\n Raised in our home with children and very well socialized from being handled since day one. These are not your typical \"wild\" bengal...can be handled by any age. Lots of fun and personality \r\n Located in *** \r\nI work with ground transporters and flight nannies if needed. \r\n *** text, call and check out my Facebook page.\r\n***

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Price / Fees

$900

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is a Registered Bengalese Kitten?

A Registered Bengalese Kitten is a hybrid breed, a mix of Bengal and Siamese, specifically a seal point snowshoe Siamese. This unique combination creates a highly intelligent and affectionate companion perfect for any family.

What are the characteristics of this Bengalese kitten?

The kittens feature stunning Bengal markings and have sweet personalities. The litter consists of 3/4 Bengal and 1/4 Siamese, making them playful and sociable.

Are these kittens vaccinated and altered?

Yes, the kittens are already altered, fully vaccinated, and vet-checked. They also come with a 12-month genetic health guarantee.

How are the kittens raised?

These kittens are raised in a home environment with children, ensuring they are well socialized and comfortable with handling from day one. They are not typical wild Bengals and can be easily handled by individuals of all ages.