Brigite's Bengals Blog

A research-based guide for future cat owners. Choosing a breeder is not simply about finding a kitten—it’s about making an informed, ethical decision that affects animal welfare, long-term health, and the integrity of the breed itself.

(and what ethical catteries are responsible for) You may be surprised to learn that some cat breeds are restricted or banned in certain countries  — including breeds like Sphynx, Savannah, Bengal, and Scottish Folds. These bans are not random , and they’re rarely about aesthetics. They typically fall into three core categories : 1. Animal Welfare Concerns Drive Cat Breed Bans Some countries restrict breeds due to inherited health issues linked to selective breeding . Examples

Brigite, a responsible Bengal cat breeder, shares how her farm upbringing shaped her intentional, natural approach to raising confident, healthy Bengal kittens.

Snow Bengal Cat & Maine Coon Cat “Are Bengal cats good pets?” “Bengal vs. Maine Coon?” “Why is my Bengal so wild?” — We’ve heard it all. And we’ve lived it. At Brigite’s Bengals, we’ve raised our fair share of curious kittens and big personalities. But if you’ve ever had a Bengal in your home, you already know: they are a breed apart. So what exactly sets Bengal cats apart from other popular breeds like Maine Coons, Ragdolls, or Persians? Let’s break it down — from their tem