Available Bengal Kittens for Sale!

Hello and Welcome to Bellissimi Bengals!

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Are You Searching for an Extraordinary Feline Companion?

You’ve come to the right place!

The Bengal Cat is truly exceptional. These cats are known for being social, vocal, and full of personality. They thrive on companionship and love being around kids, dogs, and just about everyone in the home. Don’t be surprised if they follow you from room to room or get into a little harmless mischief. It’s all part of their charm!

What Makes Bengal Cats Unique

Bengals are a standard size, with females typically being on the smaller side. Their coats are incredibly soft, featuring breathtaking patterns that set them apart from any other breed. Their striking appearance paired with their energetic, affectionate nature makes them one-of-a-kind companions.

For general questions,

Text or call us directly@

Contact Michelle: 1-850-225-8404

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NEW KITTENS HAVE ARRIVED!

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Jake

AVAILABLE
Male ♥
Jan 18, 2026
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten
Color: Seal Mink Bengal (Snow)
Eyes: Aqua/Blue
Video call available before deposit!
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of March

Bentley

Available
Male ♥
Color: Silver
Eyes: Will be Green
DOB: Feb 11,2026
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten
Video call available to view this kitten!
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of April

Levi

Available
Male ♥
DOB: Feb 11, 2026
Color: Seal Lynx (Snow)
Eyes: Blue
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten
Video call available to view this kitten!
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of April

Tommy

Available
Male ♥
DOB: Feb 11, 2026
Color: Marble Black Brown
Eyes: Will have Green
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten
Video call available to view this kitten!
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of April

Alex

AVAILABLE
Male ♥
Color: Possibly Blue (Being color tested)
Eyes: Will be Green
DOB: Feb 11,2026
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten
Video call available to view this kitten!
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of April

Gigi

AVAILABLE
Female ♥
DOB: Feb 11, 2026
Color: Possibly Blue (Being color tested)
Eyes: Will have green
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten
Video call available to view this kitten!
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of April

Simbla

RESERVED
Male ♥
Color: Seal Mink Bengal (Snow)
Eyes: Aqua/Blue
DOB: Jan 18,2026
SBT Bengal Kitten
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of March

Vinnie

RESERVED
Male ♥
DOB: Jan 18,2026
Color: Seal Mink Bengal (Snow)
Eyes: Aqua/Blue
TICA Registered SBT Bengal Kitten
Kitten is Available to Reserve
Ready for pick up: End of March

Noah

RESERVED
Male ♥
Currently three weeks old
SBT Bengal Kitten
Color: Seal Mink Bengal (Snow)
Eyes: Aqua/Blue
Ready for pick up: End of March

Magenta

RESERVED
Female ♥
Age: Currently 3 weeks old
SBT Bengal Kitten
Color: Brown Bengal
TICA Registered / Health Certificate
Ready for pick up: End of March

Kittens are typically ready to go around 10 to 12 weeks after birth!

We are a TICA registered cattery.

All Bengal kittens are genetically health screened by parentage!

PICKING UP YOUR BENGAL KITTENS!

When it comes to picking up your kitten, most of our families choose to either drive or fly round trip to the Northwest Florida airport. We can also refer you to a trusted flight nanny who has safely transported many of our kittens. Please note that her services are an additional cost. Contact us for her information.

Some basic facts about Bengals!

Developed in the 1970s, Bengals were created by crossing domestic cats with the Asian leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis) to achieve a wild look with a domestic temperament.

Recognized by major cat associations like TICA and CFA.

Bengals are highly intelligent, active, and social — not your typical lap cats. They crave engagement.

They’re known for being water lovers — many enjoy playing or even bathing in water.

Strong hunters with high prey drive — toys or interactive play are essential.

They can be vocal, expressing themselves through chirps, trills, and chatty meows.

Adult Bengals can reach a weight of 7-12 pounds, with females being smaller.

Both Male and Female Cats will Spray when they are not fixed. Female Bengals can go into heat as early as 5 months.

Kittens are Considered kittens until One year of Age!

Bengals will typically eat Dry food or can food.

Bengals Are not hypoallergenic cats! There’s a misconception about this, but some people can still react, and some don’t.

Their coat features spots, rosettes, and marbling, giving them an exotic, jungle cat appearance. In fact, the Bengal is the only domestic cat breed with rosette markings.

Please keep in mind that when you see photos of our young kittens (as shown below), it does not mean they are ready to leave yet. We typically post photos when kittens are around 4 to 5 weeks old, which is when families may begin reserving their kitten and placing a deposit. However, kittens are usually ready to go to their new homes at 10 to 12 weeks of age, depending on their individual development. This timeframe is essential for their first Wellness Exam with a Veterinarian, first vaccinations, as well as growth, and overall well-being.

Example of our four-week-old kitten. 😉

Areas We Serve

Bellissimi Bengals proudly serves families across the USA connecting cat lovers with healthy, TICA-registered Bengal kittens raised with exceptional care, socialization, and dedication. From our Northwest Florida location, we welcome families who are looking for a reputable Bengal cat breeder they can trust.

Although we are based in Florida, our kittens are adopted by families all across the USA with many traveling or arranging transport to take home their new Bengal companion. If you’re searching for Bengal kittens for sale, Bellissimi Bengals is honored to help you find the perfect addition to your family.

From Bellissimi Bengals:

Please be aware of Undocumented Backyard Breeders and Bengal scammers, and there is a lot of them out there! Especially on social media. Ethical breeders invest heavily in health testing, vet care, and proper breeding—so quality Bengals aren’t cheap. Scammers use stolen photos, low prices, and pressure tactics to rush deposits. If they refuse a video call, walk away! If the price of the kitten is too good to be true, it’s most likely a scam!