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BENGAL TABBY KITTENS FULL
BENGAL TABBY KITTENS FREE

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BENGAL TABBY KITTENS FREE

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BENGAL TABBY KITTENS FULL

The Bengal was first recognised by the International Cat Association in 1983 as an experimental breed, then full recognition in 1991. The resulting litter served as the foundation of the modern Bengal cat.īengals, although a domestic breed, should be at least four generations away from a wild ancestor. Jean Mill acquired some of Centerwall’s kittens and bred them with an orange Indian domestic shorthair and a brown spotted tabby. Willard Centerwall from Loyola University was breeding Asian Leopard Cats with domestic cats in order to see if the Leopard Cat’s feline leukaemia immunity could be passed on to hybrid offspring. The resulting spotted female was bred again and produced a litter of both spotted and solid kittens. This is because the Asian Leopard Cat was one of the ancestors of the Bengal cat, crossed with domestic shorthairs by an American breeder called Jean Mill. For details of Bow Wow Meow Pet Insurance cover, refer to the Product Disclosure Statement.īengals are not named after the Bengal tiger as you may think, but rather the Latin name for the Asian Leopard Cat (“Prionailurus bengalensis”).

Not all conditions are covered by Pet Insurance. Surgery is available in severe cases but cats affected with a mild case could find losing some weight will take away some of the strain on the joints.

Joint Problems. Bengals may experience patella luxation, in which the knee joint falls in and out of place.

Anaesthetic Allergies. Bengals are extremely sensitive to anaesthetics, so vets must be very careful when performing surgery on the cat to ensure it does not have a reaction, which could lead to cardiac arrest.

Cataracts. Like in humans, feline cataracts are categorised by cloudiness in the eye, causing vision loss.

Because some cats carry the disease but are unaffected, it is not possible to weed it out.

Progressive retinal atrophy refers to a family of eye diseases which lead to the gradual deterioration of the retina, leading to mild to severe vision loss.

The heart muscle thickens, requiring the heart to work harder, causing blood clots and immobility in the back legs and congestive heart failure, which results in death.

Heart Disease. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is common in older Bengals.