The Asian Leopard Cat is the direct ancestor responsible for many of the lovely and exotic characteristics of the domesticated Bengal Cat that we know today.

Bengals are Athletic, bright and ultra intelligent and make wonderful loyal pets for anyone from children to elderly. They do not require any special permits and require no special vet visits other than normal visits that any domestic cat would need.

Bengals eat a regular diet of dry domestic cat food and wet canned foods. They do not require any special food yet they do well and it is recommended that you keep them on one of the many premium dry foods higher in protein.

The adult Bengal Cat is the same size as a an adult domestic cat yet they tend to be longer and leaner. It is recomended that your Bengal cat be in an indoor cat predominately unless attended by an adult. With normal care and attention a Bengal will can live anywhere from 10 to 20 years old.

To learn more about Bengals we recommended these 2 sources:


The International Cat Association


The International Bengal Cat Society


The International Cat Association (TICA) The International Bengal Cat Society (TIBCS)