7 Things To Consider Before Getting A Bengal Cat 1. buy from a reputable breeder. there is an increasing problem with so called ‘backyard breeders’, that is, people breeding bengals in poor conditions often without carrying out the required health checks. unsurprisingly then, buying from a reputable breeder featured quiet highly in terms of advice. You should always know what you’re getting into before adopting any pet, so hopefully, this doesn’t come as a surprise – but bengals are one of the largest domestic cat breeds. adult females are usually 8 12 lbs (4 5kg), and adult males are typically 10 15 lbs (5 7kg) when fully grown.
5 Things To Know Before Getting A Bengal Cat 3 factors to consider before getting a bengal cat. 3.1 cost and budget. 3.2 lifestyle and time commitment. 3.3 living space requirements. 4 bengal cat temperament. 4. A bengal cat price can range from upwards of *£300, for what would be termed a ‘pet quality’ bengal. for show quality, expect to pay in excess of £600 and above. most bengal breeders that i’ve encountered in the last 12 years of bengal ownership will also sell breed quality, though you can expect the price to rise very steeply if that. This pretty much goes without saying, as it’s a requirement to own any animal! by no means do i mean to discourage you from getting a bengal, they are gorgeous animals with big personalities. you’re going to adore your bengal. but i do want to encourage responsible ownership by asking you to think about these things before jumping in!. That said, bengal cats can be a little higher maintenance than other breeds and our goal is to help you understand what you need to get for them before they arrive. it's in your best interest to get all of the requirements below before introducing the bengal cat to their new environment, otherwise you may have issues introducing them to new items down the road.
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