Bengal Cat: The Pros & Cons of Owning One

Bengal Cat: The Pros & Cons of Owning One
Did you know Bengal cats are a mix of domestic cats and wild Asian leopard cats? This gives them their stunning leopard-like coat and boundless energy. Today, we'll dive into the pros and cons of owning a Bengal cat. Curious about their wild looks and lively nature? Stay tuned to find out if a Bengal cat is the perfect companion for you!
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[@LawyerCalhoun1]

I have two Bengal boys, now about 3 years old. I got them when they were a year old from a shelter. The previous owner became pregnant with triplets, and gave them up as three infants and two young Bengals would be too much. If I have to leave home overnight, I have a cat sitter come and stay with them. They eat like horses, but don't get fat. If I forget to feed them before bed time, the more aggressive one comes to wake me up for a feeding by pawing my face and biting my toes. Out here in the country, field mice get into the house. The boys will hunt them down and kill them, but do not eat them. And they love running water.

[@tonymccarthy6713]

We have 3 Bengal cats. One is about 18 months old and the other 2 are about 6 months. The are all related the elder one being the Aunt and the other two are niece and nephew. Problem is that the Aunt can't get along with the younger two. We have tried every thing, but they don't like each other.