Bengal cats come in a variety of types and colors. Here is an example of the colors and types included in what is known as “snow” Bengals. The kittens are two weeks old in the photos below.
Adore Cats Bengals snow Bengal kittens. Left to right: seal lynx point spotted, seal sepia marble, seal lynx point spotted and seal mink spotted.
Adore Cats Bengals snow Bengal kittens.
Sharing some updated photos of our Bengal kittens. They are still in the fuzzy stage of development but that will be over soon and their coats will smooth out and their pattern will be outstanding. We call them Donnie, Earl and Ferris.
Adore Cats Donnie – Donnie is the thinker of the group. He will stop, think about what he is about to do and then run and do it!
Adore Cats Earl – Earl is the gentle sweetheart of the group. He likes to come snuggle when he is not too busy playing.
Adore Cats Ferris – Ferris is excited about playing with his toy. When he is excited he poofs his tail :-).
*Note: Before they leave us, all pet kittens are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, wormed and healthy.
Sharing a photo of Adore Cats Atria’s female brown spotted rosetted Bengal kittens. More are on our site at: https://adorecatsbengals.com/available-kittens-2/
Atria’s Litter – Amy, Brandy and Cindy.
Belle’s Female Bengal Kitten at 2 weeks old.
This kitten was two weeks old in this photo. Kittens are born with their eyes closed. So when this little girl finally opened her eyes, we were so excited that she could not just hear us but she could finally see us too!
Wanted to share a couple of photos of our new brown spotted rosetted female Bengal kitten. For more info. see her page here: https://adorecatsbengals.com/available-kittens-2/
Belle’s Kitten #1-Face and tummy
Belle’s Kitten #1-Left side. She has lovely rosettes and shoulder markings. She is a very sweet girl.
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