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2 Kittensavailable
Bengalkatze im Halbprofil, warmes Nachmittagslicht

2 kittens available

Neustadtl an der Donau · Lower Austria

Bengalinators

A very small Bengal cattery in the Mostviertel. One breeding queen, two neutered housemates, and kittens raised in the middle of the family.

See the kittensMeet our three cats

Welcome

Three cats, not a business.

We are not a large cattery and have no wish to become one. Three Bengals live with us: Terra, whom we breed, plus Skrillex and Gaia — both neutered and simply our cats.

That means at most one litter a year, and the kittens grow up in the middle of things rather than in a room of their own. They know the vacuum cleaner, visitors and the terrace door before they move out.

If you are looking for a cat that lies on the sofa in the evening and otherwise makes little fuss, the Bengal is the wrong breed. She climbs, she talks, she fetches thrown toys, and she turns on the tap if she can.

Is a Bengal right for you?

Our cats

One breeds. Two simply live here.

Terra, Bengalkatze

Breeding queen

Terra

Colour
Silver Charcoal · BEN ns 24
Role
Our only breeding queen

Terra is the quiet one of the three — until someone leaves a cupboard door open.

Skrillex, Bengalkatze

Male

Skrillex

Colour
Snow · BEN n 24 33
Role
Neutered

Skrillex was our first male and once our stud. Today he is neutered, and he teaches the kittens how to be a cat.

Gaia, Bengalkatze

Female

Gaia

Colour
Brown · BEN n 24
Role
Neutered

Gaia arrived shortly after Skrillex and was our first breeding queen. Today she is neutered — and has the final say.

Everyday life

Two Bengal cats on wall shelves at different heights
Height is not a suggestion, it is a requirement.
Bengal cat standing up to drink from a running tap
Unlike most cats, Bengals are not put off by water.
Close-up of a snow Bengal’s blue eyes
Skrillex is a seal lynx point — hence the blue eyes.
Bengal cat at a window with the hills of the Mostviertel behind
The window seat is the most sought-after spot in the house.
Two Bengal cats curled up together on a bed
Two is easier. That is why we rarely advise taking just one.
Yawning Bengal cat beside a second one asleep
Bengals talk a lot. And loudly.
Bengal cat climbing a scratching post up the wall
Anything up high gets inspected.
Bengal cat on the terrace beside a fire bowl in the evening
Evening on the terrace — everything still gets checked.
Charcoal Bengal lying on the terrace, the Mostviertel hills behind
Our terrace. The Mostviertel beyond.
Brown Bengal stretched out on the terrace floor, looking into the camera
Gaia, at full length.
Bengal cat sitting at dusk beside the garden couch
At dusk the terrace gets interesting all over again.
Bengal sitting on the kitchen counter beside the sink
Dish duty is supervised.
Bengal running in a cat exercise wheel
The exercise wheel is not a decoration.
Terra and Gaia lying side by side, looking into the camera
Terra and Gaia.
Bengal balancing along the roof ridge at dusk
Evening round, right at the top.
Bengal at a pot of cat grass
Cat grass is basic equipment.
Terra sitting upright on the back of the couch
Terra holding court on the couch.
Bengal drinking outdoors from a water bowl
Water tastes better outside.
Bengal lying beside scattered potting soil
The potting soil used to be somewhere else.
Two Bengals cuddling on the scratcher
They can cuddle, too.
Bengal being petted on a lap
Lap cats — when they choose to be.
Snow Bengal on the top platform of the cat tree
Skrillex, at the very top — where else.
Two Bengals in the outdoor enclosure among plants
The outdoor enclosure by the house.
Bengal peering down head-first from the ladder
You see more from above.
Two Bengals sharing one small cat bed
There would have been room elsewhere.
Gaia walking across the terrace toward the camera
Gaia comes to see what is going on.
Terra’s face up close
Terra, up close.
Skrillex peeking over the back of the couch
Skrillex keeps an eye on things.
Two cats on the cushioned window bench
Box seats at the window bench.
Bengal climbing in the outdoor enclosure
Climbing practice in the enclosure.

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What a kitten costs

1,800 euros. Openly stated.

Most catteries keep the price off the website. We do not — so you know where you stand before you write.

Once a particular kitten is reserved for you, half falls due as a deposit (900 euros). It is credited against the price. The contract of sale is signed in person at handover, not online.

Included in the price

  • Impfungen nach Alter
  • Mikrochip und EU-Heimtierausweis
  • mehrfach entwurmt
  • Stammbaum
  • Kaufvertrag
  • Futter für die ersten Tage

Contact

Write to us.

E-mail is best, with a few sentences about yourself. We usually reply the same day.

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