Family Bengal cattery

Strasbourg, Alsace

The beauty of the Bengal, raised at the heart of the home.

A young couple, two Bengals and a first litter expected in November.

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Azura looks at the camera from the cat tree’s hideaway
Azura, a blue-eyed snow mink Bengal, sitting on the living-room rug
Azura standing by the sisal scratching post, looking up

Snow mink

Azurathe first

the one it all started with

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Bambi reaches a paw towards the camera
Bambi climbs a scratching post on the cat tree
Bambi, a brown Bengal, stretching up the cat tree to catch her toy

Brown

Bambithe explorer

then Bambi arrived

Our approach

Beauty & temperament, raised together

Through our small family project, we want to give every cat and every litter special attention, from choosing the breeding cats to the kittens’ first steps with their new family.

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What guides our choices

  • Health first01
  • Everyday well-being02
  • Family life03
  • Beauty and temperament04
  • Transparency and trust05

Frequently asked questions

All questions
Do you have Bengal kittens available?

Azura is pregnant: our first litter is expected in the second week of November 2026. The birth will be announced on the Kittens page, on Instagram and on TikTok. The kittens will leave from three months of age, and families on the waiting list are told first: just leave your email address on the Contact page.

How much does a LOOF-registered Bengal kitten cost?

The price will be shown when the kittens are born. It includes the kitten’s LOOF pedigree, its I-CAD microchip registration, vaccinations, deworming, veterinary certificate, a starter kit and our support after adoption. Details are on the Adoption page.

How do I reserve a kitten after the birth, and how does payment work?

You can reserve your kitten by paying a deposit. Once the deposit is received, we draw up a first reservation contract together. The balance is then paid when the kitten leaves our home, or in several instalments before it leaves, whichever suits you best.

What is the Bengal cat’s temperament like?

Lively, curious and very attached to its family. The Bengal plays a lot, climbs, watches everything and often enjoys water. It needs activity and company: it is a cat that takes part in home life rather than watching it go by.

First litter

Our first litter arrives in November.

Birth expected in the second week of November. Families on the list are told first.

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