Donut Bengal Cats

29/10/2025

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20/10/2025

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20/10/2025

Traveling with Bengal cats ✈️🚙
Particularly adventurous and attached to their humans, Bengal cats can be taken on trips. This means good planning for the choice of trip and for the preparation. Long travel times should be avoided if possible.
Tip! We practiced traveling with our cats beforehand. We put them in the transport box and drove through the countryside with them for an hour in the car. When they arrived back home, we praised them highly and let them out again.
A "vacation cat" should be relaxed, open to new things and people-oriented. It should be able to relax in its transport box and not suffer from nausea in the car. Being alone should not be a problem for them either; in very few cases will there always be a human with them. Of course, she must be healthy and in good physical condition.
She needs an animal passport. This is a blue passport that you can get from your vet. It also allows you to travel across national borders. The chip number, breed, vaccination and your contact details are stored in the animal ID card.

20/10/2025

What do Bengalis eat? 🐁 🐦‍⬛ 🍕
Like all cats, Bengal cats need a species-appropriate diet with plenty of meat. Like all cats, they only eat their prey fresh and therefore have to hunt their small prey several times a day. They are used to eating small portions frequently.
Our tip! The best-known form of home-made food is probably BARF. BARF stands for "Bones and raw food" or "biologically appropriate raw food" mixed with normal cat food that contains more than 60% meat. This diet is based on the cat's natural diet, which consists of completely eaten mice and other small animals.
You can also mix minced beef with cat food that contains more than 60% meat. You should also always offer water (they love fresh rainwater) and dry food (with more than 60% meat content) throughout the day.
But the best thing is: let your cat out into the garden and it can hunt its own prey and thus feed itself optimally.

20/10/2025

What does “F1, F2, F3 and F4” mean?
The abbreviations F1-F4 are the abbreviations Bengal Cat breeders use to differentiate one generation of offspring from another.
However, there are no F2, no F3 and no F4 Bengal Cats, using the accepted definitions of science and law.
The “F” in the abbreviation stands for “Foundation” or “Filial,” and the following number represents the generation in which the feline belongs to.
Therefore, if a Bengal Cat breeder says a kitten is an F1, then that son is the first generation of an Asian Leopard Cat (ALC) crossed with a domestic Bengal cat parent.
It is appropriate to either use the existing scientific nomenclature or a naming system developed by TICA’s Bengal Cat Breed Committee that prevents confusion and accurately describes the pedigree. TICA’s Bengal Cat breed committee agreed to use 2G and 3G to more precisely identify the generations removed from a non-domestic feline of any cat. Thus, the correct terms in the breeding strategy for producing an SBT Bengal Cat becomes:
Asian Leopard Cat X domestic cat = F1
F1 X domestic cat (B, C or SBT Bengal) = 2G
2G X domestic cat (B, C or SBT Bengal) = 3G
3G X domestic cat (C or SBT Bengal) = SBT
What does “Filial” or “Foundation” mean for Bengals?
The terms “Filial” and “Foundation” are words commonly used when referring to a specific group of genes in the hybridizing process.
Hybridizing is the act of taking two similar species and crossbreeding them to create a hybrid species, with the hopes that both genetic variables with be present in the offspring.
The two different species that were paired together in the hybridizing process are referred to as the Foundation generation.
So when we look at the Bengal cat breed, the Foundation generation would be the Asian Leopard Cat and the domestic cat.
The offspring that these “Foundation Bengals” produce are then characterized as the “filial” generation, as filial derives from the Latin word filius, which means “son.”
In other words, the sons or generation following the parents, and all generations to come are to be referred to as the “Filial Bengal Generation.”
The foundation and first three generations of filial Bengals are not true Bengal cats, therefore, these felines are not technically classified as Bengal cats.
The first three filial generations, abbreviated F1, F2, and F3, result in infertile males paired with an entire litter of felines that are more Asian Leopard than domesticated cat.
The F1-F3 generations also require specialized care as health problems affect these primary generations more than the true Bengal, which is generation F4 and later.
The fourth hybrid generation is recognized by the International Cat Association (TICA) as a true domestic Bengal Cat, studbook tradition (SBT) and deemed show ring eligible.

20/10/2025

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How Bengals feel about water💦
While the threat of getting wet sends most cats into a frenzy of fear and makes them scream for cover, Bengals, on the other hand, love water! These water-loving cats will happily drink straight from the tap if allowed. Set up a cat fountain and watch Bengals play with it. Even in the rain or in a puddle you will find these water-loving animals.
the video is from Marco who gave our Patschi and Juwel a home

20/10/2025

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A spotted cat 🐈‍⬛ or a striped dog?🐶
You can teach your Bengal cat tricks
One of the best known facts about Bengal cats is that this breed is very intelligent. They are also very attention-seeking.
Because of these characteristics, they are one of the easiest cats to train.
They have many of the positive characteristics of dogs, such as being able to fetch.
Another example of a simple trick you can teach your Bengal cat is to turn light switches on and off. With us, they can also turn the TV on and off or use touchscreen functions. We try to teach our Bengals to use the doorbell when they want to go inside.
Kittens are playful creatures by nature, especially Bengal kittens. Benji, the Bengal kitten in the YouTube video, is always chasing after his little plastic ball, he just can't get enough. This dog-like behavior is not unusual for Bengals; it's one of their funniest traits.

Thanks for 25K!This is my Bengal kitten, Benji.One of the cool things about Bengal cats is that they have a fairly 'dog like' temperament, basically meaning ...

20/10/2025

Bonus Bengal Cat Characteristics
Wow! we’re going to look at special characteristics Bengals can have.
✨Glitter✨
Do you want a magical cat? Glitter is your golden ticket – literally.
While Bengals are the first domestic cat to have glitter, not all Bengals have it.
You can see the glitter by the shimmering, sparkling effect on your cat’s coat. Even in low lighting, you’ll be able to see the sheen of the glitter on the Bengal.
But what is glitter, exactly?
No, Tinkerbell didn’t come by and pour some all over your cat.
“Glitter” is a translucent hollow hair shaft that catches the light and reflects it. It is present throughout the fur of your cat.
It’s truly a beautiful and remarkable sight. Who knew cats could be even more magical?

20/10/2025

The Silver Bengal cat 🪙
Silver (I, i or I,I inhibitor genes) is more a lack of color. This gene inhibits any warm colors and gives an almost white base coat contrasted with striking dark markings.
The silver color was added to TICA championship in 2004 for the Bengal breed.
Silver Bengal cats come in different shades with backgrounds varying from white to a very dark steel color.
Silvers can also be found in any other color combination: Silver Snow, Silver Charcoal, Blue Silver, etc…
A silver Bengal also has:
👉As little tarnish (yellow/rusty brown) in the coat as possible
👉Dark gray to jet black markings
👉A black tip tail
👉A brick red nose
👉Green or golden eyes
Should be easy to determine which cats are silver!

20/10/2025

The brown Bengal cat 🟤
The brown Bengal cat (C,C color genes) is the most popular of the Bengal cat colors and it was also the first to be recognized by TICA in 1983.
The traditional brown colored Bengals have green or gold eyes.
The ground color can range from a gray-tawny tone to a vivid orange-gold.
The spotting, rosetting or marbling color can range from black, light brown to a darker or reddish brown.
If you have a brown furry friend, you probably know that brown come in a variety of shades like: Golden, Cream, Tawny, Honey, Taupe, Tan, Beige, Caramel, Cinnamon.
All shades of brown are accepted but an orange-brown is preferred for ground color.
As you can see, there’s virtually every shade of brown available for the Bengal breed.
Now, with a brown Bengal, you can find these characteristics:
👉Brown to jet black markings
👉A black tip tail
👉Red nose
👉Brown, copper, gold, green or hazel eyes
👉A white belly is preferred
Gorgeous creatures, aren’t they?

20/10/2025

The Bengal Snowcat ❄️
Are you looking for a mini snow leopard? Then this is the cat you're looking for.
Bengals also come in a range of cream and ivory shades associated with a form of albinism descended from Siamese and Burmese cats.
Contrary to what the name suggests, these are not pure white Bengal cats.
In fact, the Snow Bengal cat comes in 3 genetically different colors (and names):
👉Seal Lynx
👉Seal Mink
👉Seal Sepia
It can be difficult to tell the difference between the three seal colors. A genetic test is always the best way to distinguish between the 3 snow Bengals. Alternatively, eye colors can also help determine the color of the snow Bengal.

20/10/2025

The Spotted Coat 🐆
A spotted coat Bengal cat is the most popular style of coat. Odds are, if you’ve seen a Bengal cat or are learning about what a Bengal cat even is, you’ve seen this cat in spotted form.
The brown spotted tabby was recognized for Championship status (TICA) in 1991.
The spotted Bengal has characteristic, small to medium sized spots all over their coats. Large, random, two-tone rosetted markings are particularly prized. AKA they’re the house cats that look like mini leopards.
This pattern style appeared when breeders believed that larger and sparser spots were more desirable. The original spotted tabby pattern found in domestic cats has been modified by selective breeding.
The coat is covered in random, diagonally or horizontally aligned spots on the torso, tummy and legs. Large dark spots on a light ground color is usually preferred.
Of course, there are variations to the spotted category and there can be many different types of spots on a single Bengal cat.