There are an unbelievable 40 Bengal colors, despite most of us just thinking of this iconic cat in their classic leopard print. This complete guide to Bengal colors will show you how there’s so much more to Bengal cats than just black rosettes on a brown background. We’ll see how their ancestry has contributed important…
Bengal cats, like all felines, are obligate carnivores. That means they have adapted to only eat other animals, and they are unable to digest or gain any nutritional benefit from plant matter. But unlike most other pet cat breeds, Bengals have a very recent wild ancestor. Bengals were first established as a breed by crossing…
The Egyptian Mau vs Bengal: the cat battle is on! Are you on the hunt for a wildcat? On the one hand, we have the elegant and sleek Egyptian Mau. On the other, the powerful and robust Bengal. Both of these marvellous mousers have many similar traits, especially their endless energy and love of play….
There are plenty of chatty cats around, but Bengals in particular often meow specifically to communicate with their human family. Which is great sometimes, but not when it becomes constant. Fortunately, it is possible to discourage a cat from meowing by adapting their environment, their lifestyle, and the way you react to it. How To…
A Bengal cat is a pedigree breed, created by mixing Asian Leopard cats with domestic cats. To be considered a Bengal rather than a wild cat hybrid, the kitten needs to be at least a fourth generation mix. Fully grown Bengal cats can be between 8 and 15 pounds. But males are generally bigger than…