Aristakatz is located in South Western Ontario and specializes in the exotic Bengal.  The Bengal breed was generated by genetic crosses between the Asian Leopard Cat and domestic breeds such as Egyptian Mau, Ocicat, Domestic Tabbies as well as Siamese.  This has produced a variety of unique patterns and markings on a range of coat colors particularly as the patterns of additional endangered big cats are developed into the breed, such as the Clouded Leopard and Snow Leopard.  I am working with both the spottted and rosetted leopard as well as the marbled patterns on a medium to large-boned cat (8-14 lbs).  I currently have foundation animals with both brown and/or black marbling patterns as well as the spotted/rosetted patterns overlaid on a range of background colors including the classic Tricolored (gold, brown, black), Silver as well as Snow. 

     In addition to taking care in my breeding program, all cats/kittens are well-socialized.  These beautiful creatures have a unique and exotic wild appearance in a cuddly and purring package.  They are loving, playful, interactive and highly intelligent. 

Kittens are ready to leave for their new homes at 12 weeks.  They will have been de-wormed and had 2 sets of regular shots, FeLV as well as rabies.

***Kittens less than 1 year are provided with 6 weeks of free health insurance from Pet Secure...***

The Snow Leopard

(shown below)

What We Do

We produce a few litters of kittens each year for pet, breeding or show purposes.  All breedings are carefully planned between registered queens and studs wtihin this cattery and with suitable outside catteries.   My goal is to develop beautiful bengals for the future with strong genetic diversity.  Examples of available kittens are accessible under the indicated links.

Member  of TICA

(The International Cat Association)

 TIBCS  

(The International Bengal Cat Society)

and

Canadian Cat Association

I feed and recommend

 IAMS Kitten (Dry), Pet Nutrience Kitten (Wet)+ Royal Canine Kitten

IAMS Healthy Naturals Kibble

as well as real meat. 

Bengals do best with high protein, low fiber diets (little to no grains [corn, wheat]) - like their ancestors !!!

All kittens are registered with TICA.