We accept , venmo, zelle, Cashapp and cash. 

All deposits/payments are NON REFUNDABLE.  

Yes. Deposits must be paid in full before a kitten can be reserved. $250 for retirees, $400 for pets, & $500 for breeders. Deposits are subtracted from the full price of the Bengal.

Not necessarily, but many Bengals enjoy another cat or friendly dog for companionship, especially if they're left alone during the day.

We recommend keeping bengals indoors for their safety. If you'd like you bengal to go outside, use a secure catio or harness.

We recommend keeping bengals indoors for their safety. If you'd like you bengal to go outside, use a secure catio or harness.

Slowly. give your kitten 1-2 weeks in a smaller room before giving full range of the house. This helps build confidence and encourages consistent litter box habits.

We currently only offer local drop offs up to 3 hours away. We can drop off to homes, the airport, halfway. Drop off is most attainable in the tri-state area (New jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania). Please take into consideration that drop offs will be an extra cost to cover tolls , gas and time.

We currently only do local drop offs. we can provide the kitten a drop off at one of our local airports (Newark, JFK, LaGuardia) but payments will have to be provided 24 hours ahead of the kitten pick-up date. We may also provide our address if you choose to drive from a distant state.

Feed high quality cat/kitten food, appropriate for their age. Pre-raw, or high grade limited ingredient high protein kibble. We feed Life's Abundance.

aim for at least 15-20 minutes a day.  Bengals thrive when both their body and mind are exercised.

Bengals are naturally talkative. They often "chat" with their owners to get their attention, to play or or to interact.

No. This is not a rent-a-kitty facility. 

A Bengal is a life-long commitment. Please be sure to do as much research as possible before inquiring about one of our kittens.

All payments are NON-REFUNDABLE

as per our contract agreement.

Yes! Bengals are affectionate, intelligent and loyal. They often bond closely with their families and usually do well with respectful children and pets when properly introduced.

No cat is truly hypoallergenic, however, most people with mild cat allergies find Bengals much more tolerable than other  breeds. They produce less dander. very rare occasions for someone to be allergic to a Bengals saliva 

climbing is instinctive! Cat trees, shelves and climbing walls help to satisfy this natural behavior while keeping the home furniture safer.

Scoop between 1-2 DAILY., and completely replace litter at least once a week. Bengals appreciate clean litter boxes, and are more likely to use them consistently.