Brigite’s Bengals

04/15/2026

Link in bio to secure your furry family member 🥹

04/08/2026

New litter of Bengal Kittens , link in bio for details and how to put down a deposit.

04/06/2026

New litter of cute kittens !

Hi there, I'm so excited to share that we have two beautiful litters of Bengal kittens from two different queens, and they're ready to be matched with their forever families. Kittens are priced between $3,000 and $4,500 depending on coat quality, pattern, and colouring. To secure your pick, we're ac...

01/23/2026

🧠 Real question for cat parents — no judgment:

Has your cat ever chewed on something and made you go
“Wait… are you going to eat that?” 😬

We recently had someone reach out about her 13-year-old Bengal who started chewing — and sometimes trying to swallow —toys and household objects. Not out of boredom. Not “bad behaviour.” Just a cat whose needs have shifted with age.

It made us realize how common this actually is, especially in:
• senior cats
• highly intelligent breeds
• cats who don’t love being touched
• cats who get overstimulated easily

So we built a gentle, safety-first guide for cats who chew or swallow toys — focused on prevention, stress reduction, and safer alternatives (not punishment).

👇 We’re curious — help other cat parents by sharing:

We didn’t originally set out to write a full protocol about cats chewing and swallowing toys.It started with a message from a cat parent who was worried about her aging Bengal. Her cat was 13 years old, no longer enjoyed being pet very often, and had started chewing — and occasionally trying to ...

01/15/2026

AirTags can be helpful in certain situations.
Microchips matter in different ones.

If you’re thinking about safety planning for your cat, this explains where each fits — without the hype 👇

Apple AirTags have quietly become one of the most talked-about pet accessories, especially for cats.They’re small, affordable, and promise peace of mind. So it’s natural for cat owners to ask the big question: Do AirTags replace microchips for pets?The short answer is no. The long answer explain...

01/09/2026

Not all ‘hypoallergenic’ cats are the same — and fur has very little to do with it....We broke down the 10 most hypoallergenic cat breeds based on Fel d 1 protein production and what actually affects allergies. If you love cats but hate the sneezing, this one’s for you... Also how do you manage 😭 Tell me below

Full Blog post below:

My daughter is severely allergic to cats. The itchy eyes, the sneezing, the wheezing — we know the symptoms all too well. And for years, we assumed our home would have to remain cat-free. Then we opened a cattery. Here’s what most people don’t realize: it’s not the fur that causes allergic r...

01/07/2026

Ever tried switching your cat’s food and immediately regretted it? Cats are creatures of habit, and even a good food change can cause tummy trouble if it happens too fast. This guide walks you through how to transition your cat properly — slowly, safely, and without the drama — so their digestive system (and your floors) stay happy.

What happened the last time you tried switching your cat’s food?

👇 Read before you switch
🔗 How to Transition Your Cat to a New Diet

Without stomach upset, food strikes, or dramaSwitching a cat’s food is one of the most common places where things go wrong. Not because the new food is bad, but because cats are biologically wired to resist sudden change.If you have ever tried to “just switch” foods and ended up with refusal, ...

01/07/2026

If you were choosing a breeder today, what would matter most to you?
Health testing? Transparency? Ongoing support?

Ethical breeding isn’t about trends — it’s about responsibility, education, and doing right by the animals we love.

We wrote this guide to help future cat parents understand what actually defines a responsible breeder — and what questions you should never be afraid to ask.

👇 Read the full post & share your thoughts
🔗 Ethical Cat Breeding: How to Choose a Responsible Breeder

A research-based guide for future cat owners. Choosing a breeder is not simply about finding a kitten—it’s about making an informed, ethical decision that affects animal welfare, long-term health, and the integrity of the breed itself.

01/04/2026

Fish & Spinach Medley 🐟🥬
One of our go-to homemade meals — especially when we find haddock on sale. Affordable, low in mercury, and easy to digest.

Ingredients
• Poached haddock
• Steamed spinach
• Eggs
• Quinoa & wild rice (cooked very soft)
• Eggshell powder for natural calcium

How we make it
1. Poach haddock in water or sodium-free broth for 10–12 minutes until flaky
2 Cook quinoa & wild rice with extra water until fully mushy
3. Steam spinach until just wilted
4. Rinse eggshells, bake at 450°F for 10 minutes, then grind into a fine powder
5. Combine fish, spinach, eggs, quinoa/rice, and eggshell powder in a food processor
6. Blend to a soft consistency
7. Portion and freeze for easy feeding

This recipe supports:
• hydration
• balanced protein
• gentle carbs
• bone health through whole-food calcium

Homemade feeding doesn’t need to be complicated — just intentional.

This recipe (plus full portions, routines, and safety guidance) is in Feed the Cat…Better. Available on our online shop!
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FeedingCatsRight

01/03/2026

Most cat food advice sounds right… until you actually feed it to a cat.

If your cat eats around the bowl, barely drinks water, or has random digestive or urinary issues, it’s not because you’re doing something wrong. It’s because a lot of “pet” nutrition advice is written with dogs in mind and lightly recycled for cats.

Cats are obligate carnivores. Their bodies need protein, moisture, and precision. Not trends. Not filler logic. Not dog rules.

We broke down where cat food advice goes wrong, why raw isn’t automatically better, and what feeding cats like cats actually looks like.


Read the full article on the blog
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And your cat is paying the price.If you have ever followed “good” pet food advice and still ended up with a cat who eats around the bowl, drinks suspiciously little water, throws up occasionally, or develops urinary or digestive issues, you are not alone.Most cat parents are not doing anything w...