Catalea Bengal

Catalea Bengal is a small professional breeding on a family scale that prides itself on:

1) Nutrition: our cats are fed with high-quality, protein-rich kibble. Good nutrition allows your cat to live longer and healthier.

2) Socialization: our cats are completely free in the house and in our fully secured outdoor court, they live with us and receive a lot of love and attention to foster a gentle and docile character in them.

3) Comfort: our cats have a playground that is specially dedicated to them, including cat trees, scratchers, suspended bridges, and high resting areas, so they can best develop their abilities and be fulfilled. Because a bored cat is a cat that develops stress and other disorders that lead to vet visits. This is what we strive to avoid as much as possible.

The Bengal is known to be a wild cat with boundless energy, but the Bengal is not so different from other cats, I would even say it is much more incredible. It has stunning intelligence and empathy, capable of adapting to the mood of its owner or owners (it must not be forgotten that each cat is different).

The Bengal needs companionship; it is a species that needs to move and be active, but it also likes to rest and laze around.

4) Education: our kittens can leave the breeding from a minimum of 12 weeks onwards, in order to promote quality weaning because it is during their first 3 months that they learn to be clean, to groom properly, to moderate biting, and to retract their claws. Respecting this period will avoid behavioral problems in the future caused by incomplete weaning.

Do not hesitate to contact us via our Facebook page, to share with you our passion and perhaps, make you fall in love with this extraordinarily soft, sensitive, and intelligent cat.

Our kittens are sold vaccinated, dewormed, neutered, with a pedigree, and a kitten kit, priced between 1,600 and 1,800 euros depending on the quality of their coat.

The parents are also tested for genetic diseases.

We are accredited by the Ministry of Animal Welfare for the holding and breeding of animals (reference BS-64).