Junglestorm Bengals

Junglestorm Bengals TICA & GCCF Registered, fully health tested small home cattery based in Somerset UK. Specializing in top show quality Browns with donut rossetting.
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we screen our breeding cats annually for HCM and we neuter/ Spay all our kittens before they leave us.

Wondering what he can get up too. Looks like he is on a mission. Zappa showing his beautiful rossettes.
29/04/2026

Wondering what he can get up too. Looks like he is on a mission. Zappa showing his beautiful rossettes.

When people say, "I support ethical breeding" - I always wonder if they understand what "ethical" actually means. A repu...
28/04/2026

When people say, "I support ethical breeding" - I always wonder if they understand what "ethical" actually means.

A reputable breeder prioritizes the health, temperament, and betterment of a specific breed OVER profit. A responsible breeder will perform extensive genetic/health testing on parents, socialize cats in a safe home environment, require extensive interviews/applications for buyers, for transparency they allow buyers to visit their facility and meet the parents and will always take back their cat if necessary.

Truly ethical breeding is not a cause for hundreds of thousands of unwanted animals entering our communities..... Backyard breeding is.

It is easy to exploit animals when there are so few laws in place to protect animals. And it is easy to deny animals basic welfare standards when profit is involved..

No one should ever support a non registered backyard breeder. Especially when buying a Bengal, ragdoll, Sphinx, Main C**n and any other pedigree breeds.

Non registered breeders dont do the tests required to ensure healthy kittens. Especially the annual cardiologist scans to minimise chances of HCM. They buy cheap cats without papers or breeding rights and perpetuate genetic issues in these breeds.

Do u know what HCM is?
Do you know what PRA and PK def are?

Do u want a kitten that dies at 4 yrs old or even younger from heart failure? Or goes blind, or has anemia?
That u will spend thousands on vet bills over its short life?

If so, go right ahead and find a backyard breeder selling kittens that are half the price of ethical breeders with genetically sound registered parents with breeding rights.

Just know that you will be supporting bad breeders and contributing to bad genetics.

Unregistered kittens from these breeds are the worst deal and the most likely to end up with health and behavior problems.

Note - being registered is not a guarantee the breeder is ethical and does parental genetic and cardio tests, so you still need to confirm, require documentation and check references. The registration organizations simply is a starting point that allows u to see the pedigree and know the kittens parents have breeding rights. They don't police breeders for health and genetic testing especially TICA the registration body. the GCCF you have to show the genetic results before they register active breeding cats.

The point here is that unregistered breeders selling kittens at half the market price don't do the parental testing necessary to ensure healthy kittens. The money you save by not having papers is usually lost in the long run.

And pounce. I took this lovely action shot of zappa.
27/04/2026

And pounce. I took this lovely action shot of zappa.

How is he 10 weeks old today. He has turned into a fantastic boy.
27/04/2026

How is he 10 weeks old today. He has turned into a fantastic boy.

Happy National pet parents day 😀🥰 There is a very special connection, a unique bond, between a pet and its owner. This u...
26/04/2026

Happy National pet parents day 😀🥰
There is a very special connection, a unique bond, between a pet and its owner. This unique relationship, which can often last for many years, is often a vital part of the ‘pet parents’ life. Their loved pets are considered to be a member of the family.

This amazing girl is our home bred girl Junglestorm Keiko. She was my first keeper girl in our cattery. She is retired now and still part of our family. We adore her so much.

Being all sassy today. When a kitten puts their ears back or flat (often called "airplane ears") after sniffing a plant ...
26/04/2026

Being all sassy today. When a kitten puts their ears back or flat (often called "airplane ears") after sniffing a plant for the first time, it is generally a sign of intense curiosity combined with caution, overstimulation, or a "flehmen response" to a strong new scent. Because it is a new experience, the kitten is processing a lot of sensory information, which can trigger an instinctual protective or "airplane" ear posture.

Zappa and his mum Shelby. These two are constantly play fighting. 🤣🐆🌞
25/04/2026

Zappa and his mum Shelby. These two are constantly play fighting. 🤣🐆🌞

What a stunning boy. Ready to play with the feather stick. 🤩🥰
25/04/2026

What a stunning boy. Ready to play with the feather stick. 🤩🥰

Yeah it's Friday. Have a lovely weekend. Zappa is enjoying this sunshine we have had recently.
24/04/2026

Yeah it's Friday. Have a lovely weekend. Zappa is enjoying this sunshine we have had recently.

Look at his leopard print and that stunning glitter in the sun light. Zappa enjoying the sunshine
23/04/2026

Look at his leopard print and that stunning glitter in the sun light. Zappa enjoying the sunshine

Responsible breeding exists to preserve breeds, protect their genetics, and maintain what makes each breed unique. Ethic...
22/04/2026

Responsible breeding exists to preserve breeds, protect their genetics, and maintain what makes each breed unique. Ethical breeders invest heavily in health testing; including structural evaluations, echocardiograms, and genetic screening for inherited diseases to produce healthier kittens with better longevity and temperament. Responsible breeders are also mindful of overpopulation. Litters are planned carefully and limited each year. Most kittens are placed in pet homes under spay/neuter contracts, with lifelong support and a commitment to take the cat back if needed. Breeding rights are rarely given and only to those who follow strict health and ethical standards. I’m not saying every breeder does things correctly; some absolutely do not. But it’s unfair to classify all breeders as irresponsible or harmful. Many ethical breeders genuinely love their cats, prioritize their wellbeing over profit, and often lose money in the process because their goal is preservation and improvement; not mass production. Responsible breeding and animal welfare are not opposites. When done correctly, they work together.

He is exactly like his mum in looks.. ❤️🥰🐆
22/04/2026

He is exactly like his mum in looks.. ❤️🥰🐆

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