Superb pet for seasoned cat owners who enjoy an energetic and inquisitive cat. The strong marbling and spotting on the Bengal's thick, plush coat give it a wild appearance. The Bengal is a sleek, muscular cat. Despite its remarkable appearance, this cat is physically well-balanced with modest ears, a wedge-shaped head, clean feet, and an athletic contour. They also don't have any exaggerated features.
Height
13-16 inches
Weight
3.6-7.7kg
Size
small
Life Span
10-16 years
Good with :
old children and adults
Temperament :
extroverted, hyperactive and simplistic
Intelligence :
Average
Shedding amount :
little to none
Exercise needs :
Extensive outdoor space and exercise
Energy level :
High
Barking level :
Average
Drool Amount :
low to none
Breed Group :
Hybrid
Coat Length :
Long
Colours :
spotted marble, brown, silver and snow
Patterns :
Bold marbling and spotted coat
Other Traits :
Athletic, elegant and playful
Bengal cats typically weigh between 8 and 15 pounds and are a lean and athletic breed. They are renowned for having thick, short coats with striking patterns in various tones of brown, silver, and snow. Its fur feels much like bunny hair and is quite soft to the touch. Bengal cats typically have eyes that are brown, yellow, orange, or green.
Interested, outgoing, and yet classy. Although having a wild cat-like appearance, the Bengal is as lovably friendly as any domestic cat, according to some. Bengals are lively, social, energetic cats with a healthy dose of feline curiosity. Bengals develop close relationships with their families that are based on love and devotion, and they become devoted, affectionate, and playful pals.
They are hyperactive and jittery Bengals are delicate and sweet on the inside, despite their chaotic exterior. Bengal cats get along well with young children, other cats, and even household dogs. You may have difficulties if you try to introduce a new pet to older Bengals who are already accustomed to their habits.
The Bengal would prefer to live outdoors, but due to its territorial tendency against animals, it has not grown up with, as well as its speed, and athleticism. Unless you live in a remote area away from close neighbors or busy traffic, provide your Bengal with a cat-secure garden or sizable outdoor cat run full of enrichment and varying heights.
"A Bengal cat must be mentally active to be happy. Introduce your cat to other people, kids, pets, the car, and even a leash and harness for outings when they are young. Bengals benefit from a variety of experiences because they are so intelligent, so engage them early and frequently. "
The term "celebration" refers to the act of celebrating a special occasion. Although most conscientious breeders make every attempt to avoid breeding animals with genetic health difficulties, three of the most common maladies among Bengals are cardiac disorders, eye illness, and anaesthetic allergy.