Bengal Leaning Himalyan blend kittens

if they are listed they are available ... please do not send that request

This is a blend of a few litters. All part mostly bengal. You can see by the pictures most have the bengal side of the line. Hes a purebred with amazing dominant markings and but you can see a few of the himalyan characteristics in a few but few and far betweeen. Date of birth above is not for all kittens. Each grouping will have specific details. Please read. Thanx

Angel (Female) and Marble (Female) - Born Aug 18, 2023

Mini Su (Female) - Born Oct 2nd, 2023

Male #1(SOLD), 2(SOLD) and 3, and Evil Dainty (female) - Born Aug 19th, 2023

Sumo (Male) - (SOLD)

Monkey (Male) - Born July 17, 2023

Just to clarify - Bandit was the wildcard ... we had a few hold overs from our last male and bandit proved to be ahead of schedule when he got into the game ...

Available Immediately

All of our kittens are Naturally dewormed, No shots, no chips and our kittens are not fixed (fixing a cat before 6 months of age affects their hormones and their health) if you are not sure why please explore the subject. None of this is good for your animals. We also do not rehome before 10 to 12 weeks ever, from 8 to 12 weeks is a key cycle for kittens, they develop into their own, it gives them that time to seperate from their mother as opposed to being ripped from and develop their independence (not saying we dont have a few who still love to curl up with mom ) but they also start a huge growth spurt which is when they truly seperate from mom. Most breeders are rushing to rehome because of the expenses that are incurred at this stage and yes we like to make some money but we also love the fact none of our animals have every gone into a home and not adjusted well ... we consider it a fair trade

They are NOT registered. Dad is an Amber Rosetta Bengal and mom is a half bengal half himalyan. Bandit has an excellent temperament and mom is a and absolute doll .The kittens are all bundles of love with the usual antics that come with this breed. Bengals are interactive and love water. They play fetch and you can easily leash train them. A fair number of the litter seem to be more to the Bengal side but I cannot clearly say they are on the hypoallergenic side though likely they are.

The kittens are litter trained already and on dry food. We have multiple boxes and fountains in the house.

They all use a walnut based litter though mom and dad have a litter robot III (if you don't know what it is then it is time to learn. These are the ultimate in zero maintenance)

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The little guys are well socialized and love to interact. They also have interaction with our granddaughter so they should be good in any home.

As for food if you do not know the breed we personally use and recommend N&D Farmina (currently only available from global pets), excellent quality(we also feed them stella and chewies freeze dried raw and first mate wet food turkey or chicken (both the dog and cat are same formula, we found bengals and salmon didn't get along and this food kept moms coat gorgeous through her whole kitten stage.

These little balls of love are family to us so I hope to make sure they are going to a home where they will be family too