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Vaccines & Disease Prevention

Core Feline Vaccinations

The definitions of core and non-core vaccines described apply to feline vaccines. The core feline vaccines are those for feline herpesvirus 1 (FHV1), feline calicivirus (FCV), feline panleukopenia virus (FPV) and rabies.

Now we can discuss those vaccines in further depth as well as the disease they are to prevent. Furthermore we also know that although vaccines are to prevent the onset of a disease they never warrant 100% so it is our responsibility as animal advocate to keep our kitty's safe and not expose them to possible infections if at all possible. However, in times of travel or transport a kitten or cat may be exposed, if they do contract a respiratory illness that is similar to Feline Herpes for instance if vaccinated they will suffer little complications to exposure in most cases, this of course as stated doesn't mean to freely expose any animal to such disease! I only mention this because it is such a common disease now in many shelters, shows, cattery's etc and this is one reason you as a pet owner must ultimately provide your pet with it's first and second course of boosters. Veterinary Hospitals will allow a cat with higher tidier counts in senior age's as early as 6-7yrs old if housed souly indoors and never introduced to other cats to stop a few vaccines if they are known to have poor reactions. But that is the desecration of you as a pet parent and your veterinarian. We do not recommend to vaccinate with Non-core vaccines, they are not proven to reduce risk of contagion and some research shows may do more harm then good. So we will only cover Core vaccines. Rabies is not one of those Vaccines, it is MANDATORY!

More about Vaccines and the needs for them here! Remember Vaccines are a way to prevent disease and boost the immunity of your feline companion.
Cornell University has a wonderful online brochure to further describe the reason and needs for vaccination in felines. Click below!

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

feline herpesvirus 1 (FHV1)

feline calicivirus (FCV)

feline panleukopenia virus (FPV)

rabies


Breeding some of the finest Bengal Leopard cats on the East Coast USA, since 2014, now primarily located in Northern, Central Florida.
We do frequently visit our previous location in Virginia and can assist buyers with delivery back to Virginia.

We serve nationwide however, you must accommodate delivery arrangements and expenses to your area.

We are a small hobby Bengal Breeder Now primarily located in Florida making frequent trips to Virginia and New England. Please visit our Contact page to message us for inquiries of available Kittens or upcoming litters. We do not offer outside stud service, breeding isn’t for the novice pet owner, there is much entailed to breed these cats. Bengals & Savannah’s are not for everyone, these cats demand more attention and have more energy then most domestic pets. We do not work closely with any other breeders, if anyone has our lines it was purchased for their program, as we do not have any partnership with any other breeders. When purchasing a Savannah from us be sure your state or county laws allows a Generation 3 Savannah.

Payments excepted:
PayPal OR Zelle and CASH (personal checks may be excepted on case by case basis as well as Money orders)
(The buyer is responsible for PayPal fees or bounced checks, checks are only accepted with a copy of your drivers license, in case of a bounced check buyer May forfeit deposit, even if there is no kitten granted)

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​Shipping, once all kittens are sold at the end of each month we will pick a date to personally drive them to their final destinations on the east coast.
The final pick up destinations will be in North Carolina, Virginia, and Massachusetts (New England)
Delivery is $350 a kitten to cover our gas expenses, allowing us to personally transport our kittens throughout the East Coast for a set fee.
All kittens are released with a Health Certificate via our veterinarian proving them free of disease and parasites.

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Pet Prices
*Kittens 14weeks up to 1 year old*
Marble Solid or Spotted*
​Any color

$2600-$4500

​Retired Adults
$1200-$1500

over 4yrs of age
$400-$800

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​Breeders Rights
$4200-$6500 (SBT Generation 5 And later)

Occasionally we or one of our partners may have early generation or foundation cats available as pets.
F1 Bengals or Savannah’s
Depending on Pet or Breeder & Quality
$15,000 and up
F2-F4 Bengal’s or Savannah
$4,500-$9,000

*Based Marketed Value for Hybrids
Know your state Hybrid Laws
We currently except PayPal OR Zelle & CASH
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(PayPal, personal checks & Facebook messenger $ transactions accepted, buyer responsible for fees)
NO CASHIERS CHECKS, NO WESTERN UNION MONEY TRANSFERS
Created by Graffiti Spotted Bengals All photography and works Copyright 2014-2022
  • Home
    • Bengal Coats and Colors
    • Client Reviews
    • About Bengals >
      • CAT TOYS
      • PAST LITTERS
      • Cat Shows
  • Savannah Kittens
    • Our Savannah's
  • Bengal Kittens
    • RETIRED BREEDERS ready for adoption
    • Cashmere Kittens
  • Queen Bengals
    • King Bengals