What's included, and what it costs
A straightforward look at the investment, and everything that comes with it.
What's Included
Wormed every two weeks and vaccinated at 8 and 12 weeks
Desexed before leaving us for every pet-home kitten
Microchipped at 8 weeks
Registered with Pets NSW, with registration transferred to you
Registered as a full pedigree Bengal with Cats NSW, pedigree certificate provided
Kitten pack: Royal Canin food, a Pet Xplorer cat carrier, 6 weeks of complimentary Knose pet insurance, and a TrueEco cleaning pack
Full New Owner Resources hub covering settling-in, feeding, vet care and more
Lifetime breeder support, genuinely, for the life of the cat
Pricing
For families looking for a companion or show-quality pet kitten.
Breeding female rehomed strictly to registered breeders.
Breeding male rehomed strictly to registered breeders.
Entire kittens are only rehomed to registered breeders, and only after a deep understanding of each other's programs, no exceptions. If you're not a registered breeder and genuinely want to become one, we'd be delighted to have a conversation with you about what that entails, and help you work towards it if the fit is right.
Deposit
A $500 deposit is required to reserve your kitten. Deposits are non-refundable, as kittens are selected and assigned at deposit stage, and it's not fair on the kittens, or the families behind you in the queue, if you change your mind after reserving one. Deposits can, however, be transferred to a future litter if the timing no longer works for you.
Interstate Transport
Kittens travel interstate by plane. It's a very easy, painless process, taking about the same amount of time it would take you to fly between states yourself. Individual quotes are needed for each kitten, but we can help organise that after you've selected your kitten. It usually costs about $200–$250 to fly a kitten to Melbourne or Canberra, and about $300 to Queensland, South Australia or Western Australia, with pickup available 30 minutes after landing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can prospective families visit? What does that look like?
Families can visit after first vaccinations, at 8 weeks. You can meet the litter, mum, and dad if he's here, and get to know our other cats.
At what age are kittens desexed?
12 weeks.
What colours and coat types do you breed?
Actively breeding now: browns, snows (seal mink, seal lynx and seal sepia), silvers, charcoals and marbles. Expected in 2027: blues. Expected in 2028: cinnamons.
Are kittens registered? With which body?
Yes, with Cats NSW and Pets NSW.
Curious how the process works start to finish?
Hear about our next litter before anyone else.
No pressure, no obligation, no deposits until you're ready. Just an honest way to follow along.