Pictures of my growing Bengal kittens. Lub em to bits!
Discussion
Agoogy said:
what should I budget for?
Our kittens were from champion blood stock. Their grandfather/father was a supreme grand champion at events.We payed £500 each for our kittens.
However what with cat trees, vet fees and the like i would say we have spent close to nearly £1500 on them in total. This does not include the following food items
- £20/cat litter each month (Costco do a brilliant clumping cat litter)
- £50 every two months on wet food (We get a 64 pack of Bozita shipped from Sweden via Zooplus)
- £30 on a massive bag of quality dry food which lasts for around 4 months
Edited by Tyson1980 on Friday 9th September 12:33
t?I have heard they have some quite canine personality traits and that they like to climb hi and jump down to see you. 
I am genuinely interested in bengals in the future, but hopefully my 2 mongrel moggies will be with me for a long while first.
But then i would also love a Savannah Cat, i looked into one before i got my last kitten and the proximity of newborn lambs in the spring ruled it out.
I am genuinely interested in bengals in the future, but hopefully my 2 mongrel moggies will be with me for a long while first.But then i would also love a Savannah Cat, i looked into one before i got my last kitten and the proximity of newborn lambs in the spring ruled it out.
Tyson1980 said:
Agoogy said:
what should I budget for?
Our kittens were from champion blood stock. Their grandfather/father was a supreme grand champion at events.We payed £500 each for our kittens.
However what with cat trees, vet fees and the like i would say we have spent close to nearly £1500 on them in total. This does not include the following food items
- £20/cat litter each month (Costco do a brilliant clumping cat litter)
- £50 every two months on wet food (We get a 64 pack of Bozita shipped from Sweden via Zooplus)
- £30 on a massive bag of quality dry food which lasts for around 4 months
Edited by Tyson1980 on Friday 9th September 12:33
I'm curious though , Champion Blood stock , event winner etc
If this were a dog I'd fully understand the concept , field trials champion etc but what exactly is involved in the cat equivalent
R60EST said:
If this were a dog I'd fully understand the concept , field trials champion etc but what exactly is involved in the cat equivalent
Mine does a little dressage show, like a horse, except with a tiny mouse in jodphurs on his back.Plays darts too and gets a bit rowdy on a friday night.
Tyson1980 said:
Our kittens were from champion blood stock. Their grandfather/father was a supreme grand champion at events.
We payed £500 each for our kittens.
However what with cat trees, vet fees and the like i would say we have spent close to nearly £1500 on them in total. This does not include the following food items
- £20/cat litter each month (Costco do a brilliant clumping cat litter)
- £50 every two months on wet food (We get a 64 pack of Bozita shipped from Sweden via Zooplus)
- £30 on a massive bag of quality dry food which lasts for around 4 months
Hiya, do you have a link for the wet food? My cat is currently costing me 60p a day in wet food alone, so looking to buy in bulk like you!We payed £500 each for our kittens.
However what with cat trees, vet fees and the like i would say we have spent close to nearly £1500 on them in total. This does not include the following food items
- £20/cat litter each month (Costco do a brilliant clumping cat litter)
- £50 every two months on wet food (We get a 64 pack of Bozita shipped from Sweden via Zooplus)
- £30 on a massive bag of quality dry food which lasts for around 4 months
Edited by Tyson1980 on Friday 9th September 12:33
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