Your questions, our answers

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.

About one. It is a choice: raising few kittens lets us spend time with each one, watch it, socialise it day to day and support each family personally.

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.

With us, in our flat in Strasbourg. Azura and Bambi share our daily life, and the kittens will grow up in the same place, amid the sounds, visitors and routines of a real home.

Yes, that is our commitment: in France, only a cat registered with the LOOF (the official French pedigree register) can be sold as a pedigree cat. Each kitten will leave with its pedigree, or a certificate until it is issued.

Our females are screened for FIV and FeLV and tested for PKDef and PRA-b: all their results are negative. They can be seen at our home, and we send them to interested families.

From three months. The law allows kittens to leave from eight weeks, but we wait until each kitten is weaned, sociable, vaccinated and up to date with its care.

Yes, if you make up for space with activity: a large cat tree, shelves, play every day and company.

Join our waiting list by leaving your email address on the Contact page. You will be told as soon as the kittens are born. If you are interested, it is then up to you to contact us, through our social media or by email: we will do our best to be quick to respond and available.

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.

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.

Brown is the most common coat: a golden to reddish background with dark brown to black markings. Snow, often called the “white Bengal”, has an ivory to cream background and comes in lynx point, mink and sepia. Bambi is brown, Azura is snow mink.

Usually between 12 and 16 years. It depends a lot on the parents’ health, hence the importance of genetic testing, and then on good-quality food, regular veterinary care and an active indoor life.