moms & Dads of Bengals

[Laura1]

Hmmmmm.... I don't know the answer to that, and since I've had Ringo for only a few months, I can say that he never tries to go slip out and get outside. He is content to stay in. Another thing about him- he previous owners must never have given him any "people" food because he is 100% NOT interested in anything other than his cat food. I tried to give him a piece of turkey and he walked away from it! HUH? I consider myself lucky and I am not going to try it again with any food!

[luckies4me]

Do you have any idea what the chances are of him not spraying anymore once he is neutered? He is probably about 3 years old, and I'm just afraid he has been so "manly" for so long, that he won't ever stop.

Kim, I would suggest contacting a Bengal rescue. Chances are very high that even after being neutered he will NOT stop spraying, especially if he was used as a breeder.

Also just because he's been vaccinated doesn't mean he won't develope any URI's. They are way too common in cats. Plus there are so many different viruses, and vaccines are never 100%.

[luckies4me]

Also, Bailey is beautiful! He looks more Savannah than Bengal with his large ears. Truly beautiful!

[UrAngel]

they are lovely - question for you all i heard that bengal cats are more indoor than outdoor is that true?

helen x owner of valentine (puurring next to me!)

Well from what I know bengals like it outside but most come with a contract stating you are NOT allowed to have them outside unsupervised, Bailey loves to go for a stroll harnesed and leashed of course,he is to the point of likeing going in the van as well..he will now crie at the door when we leave,my female Midori does not like to go out or even near a open door lol..she to will NOT touch anything but her everyday cat food..not even a new brand lol
Bailey will eat just about anything you set in front of him lol..each Bengal is different.
Terri

[Sevaede]

What beautiful kitties!