The Bengal cat can have 2 different patterns: spotted/rosetted and marble. In addition, the Bengal cat can come in a variety of different colors. Many are breathtaking! Some even mimic the snow leopard, the black panther and the traditional leopard. We specialize in the rare and spectacular colors.

The Bengal cat is often recognized for his beautiful spotted coat similar to his ancestor, the Asian leopard cat, but did you know that the Bengal cat can have other coat patterns and a wide variety of colors?

THE ROSETTED/SPOTTED BENGAL CAT

The Bengal cat pattern that we see most often is rosetted or spotted. To differentiate the two, you must look at the spots. If they are formed more or less like closed circles with a lighter color in the center, these are rosettes, so it would be a rosetted Bengal cat. In the case of the spotted Bengal cat, the spots are easily recognized because they are smaller and only one color, darker than the coat. In both cases, there are different shapes and sizes possible. The different shapes of rosettes can be called donut, pancake, clouded, paw-print and arrowhead. Regardless of the pattern, the rosetted or spotted Bengal cat can exist in all the different possible colors.

THE MARBLE BENGAL CAT

See the wild and exotic appearance of the marble Bengal cat. Many people think that only the rosetted Bengal has the wild look … until they see an amazing marble Bengal cat. The marble pattern often becomes more and more beautiful between birth and the first year of life. The more the kitten grows, the more the pattern opens and reveals his colors. The marble Bengal cat will also have the possibility to be produced in the same colors as a spotted or rosetted Bengal cat pattern.

BENGAL CAT COLORS

Most people see a brown Bengal cat when seeing one for the first time. But there are many other colors. The Bengal cat offers the possibility of imitating the fur of the traditional leopard.  We combine different colors to create spectacular colored Bengal cats!

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