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A spotted athlete that needs a job to do
Bengals are a domestic breed developed to look like a small wild cat, with a spotted or marbled coat and a muscular body. They are energetic, clever and climb everything, so they need plenty of space and daily play.
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This breed enjoys about 60 minutes of play a day. Around 2 sitter visits a day keeps that routine going, along with fresh food, water and a clean litter tray, when work or travel gets in the way.
60
Minutes of play a day
2
Suggested visits a day
Cat sitting
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Often yes, as they enjoy energetic play, but they can be boisterous and do not always like being carried. Teach children to play with toys and respect the cat's space.
They need plenty of stimulation, which can be an enclosed garden, a catio or a leash and harness routine. An indoor Bengal without space to climb and hunt toys is likely to become bored.
Only for someone with time to play daily and tolerance for mischief. Their energy and intelligence suit an active household more than a quiet one.
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