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How to Buy a Bengal Kitten

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By Sondrac
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It is always best to adopt a Bengal kitten or cat from the SPCA, or another shelter that cares for and does not put kittens to sleep if they are not adopted. Purebred Bengal cats or kittens have to be purchased through the breeder, and registered in the Cat Registry as pure bred. One of the most popular pure breed cats is the Bengal and once you look at its spots you know why.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Buy a kitten like the purebred Bengal so you can become a breeder, and enter the kittens into the purebreed cat competitions. The more contests the cat or kitten wins, the more money you can ask and get when you sell the kittens.

  2. Step 2

    Pure blood Bengal kittens get a lot of money from breeders, depending on their breed line. When you buy your first purebred or kitten look up their history of the parents and have them examined by a veterinarian to make sure the cat or kitten is healthy.

  3. Step 3

    Buy a purebred kitten or cat from a trusted Bengal cat breeder who knows all about its' disposition and how the kittens will act with children and around other animals. Check out the environment the cat or kitten lives in. Make sure that their food bowls are clean and their litter box emptied.

  4. Step 4

    Buy any Bengal kitten from a breeder, and receive the cats adoption papers. This will tell you their lineage way back to generations of their breed. You will not have to wonder how your cat or kittens will be or look like when they grow up.

Tips & Warnings
  • When you are ready to adopt a purebred Bengal cat, search for that particular breed on the Internet. Read about them and look at them, not as cute kittens, but as full grown cats.
  • Make sure that you love this cat's breed and are willing to spend a great deal of money to buy them.
  • Find out what type of food to feed them if there is a specific type for purebred cats.
  • Make sure that you know what you are buying and who you are buying the kitten from.

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watersong said

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on 8/19/2009 Great ideas! I did not know the reasons for buying pure bred pets and entering them in contests. Now, I see. Thanks! 5*:)

ringgold said

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on 8/19/2009 Great tips for buying registered kittens !! You really have to be careful who you buy animals from !!! Great article !!!

ljstraight said

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on 8/14/2009 Great ideas. 5 stars

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on 8/1/2009 very nice I love cats 5*

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