bengal kittens for sale Nevaeh Bengals

Important Information for Prospective Bengal Kitten Buyers If you are interested in any of our Bengal kittens, please contact me via email bengalkittens@gmx.co.uk or phone 07500661338. I aim to reply to e-mails within 24 hours, if there is a delay in my response, please do not hesitate to phone me.
	We accept deposits on kittens from 1 week of age, and strongly encourage prospective buyers to come and meet us and choose a kitten personally when the kittens are between 1 and 9weeks old. The kittens are ready to leave at 13 weeks old and are litter trained and fully vaccinated.
	To secure a Bengal kitten of your choice, a non returnable deposit of £250.00 is required.
	We ask purchasers to sign a Kitten Adoption Agreement when collecting their kitten/s.
Kitten Adoption Agreement The Kitten Adoption Agreement is a binding contract, mutually signed by both the breeder and adopter. The purpose of the agreement is to protect the kitten from unauthorised breeding, mistreatment and neglect. It further binds the new owner to notify us should the cat/kitten ever need to be rehoused. Most of our Bengal kittens will be sold as pets only and are not to be used for breeding. Kittens sold as pets are placed on the GCCF "non-active" register. If you want a Nevaeh Bengal kitten for breeding please ask for details. In preparation for your new kitten or kittens, you will need the following items before collecting your kitten:
	Secure Cat basket
	Soft Blanket
	Litter tray
	Cat Litter: Our cats use Everclean litter, you will be supplied with a complimentary box of Everclean litter. If you want to change please change gradually.
	Food: The kittens are being fed mainly Hills Kitten Dry food but also a wide variety of wet food including Hi-Life, Hills, Royal Canin, fresh chicken, minced lamb and fish. This is to insure your kitten is not a fussy eater. You will be supplied with some complimentary food to start you off. If you would like to use a different kitten food remember to change over slowly to allow the kittens delicate stomach time to adjust.
	Kitten/Puppy Cage: You can use the cage as a safe haven when introducing your kitten into your home. Kittens have a very annoying habit of chewing wires while they are teething or just generally getting themselves into trouble. A small litter tray, bed food and a water bowl will fit in one of these cages, keeping your kitten safe when you can't be there to supervise.
	Other items that would be handy are: Cat toys Scratching Pole /Activity Centre

Nevaeh Bengals - Prospective Buyers