Raised In Home
Sound Temperament
Raised In Home
We have a kitten nursery room in our home where the kittens are born & spend the first weeks of life. As they grow, they begin to explore the entire house to learn all about daily sights and sounds to build confident, outgoing personalities. Our kittens are raised in a safe, clean, and loving environment.
Family Focused
Sound Temperament
Raised In Home
We take great pride in placing a kitten into your family based on your lifestyle and expectations. Every single kitten is different and has their very own, unique personality. It is important to remember that our goal is to always place a kitten in a home that we feel is the best match for your family.
Sound Temperament
Sound Temperament
Sound Temperament
Some people are social butterflies that enjoy adventure at any opportunity, some prefer a more quiet lifestyle, & some are a balance of the two. Bengals are no different! We sincerely take pride in producing loving, well socialized kittens & guiding you to select a kitten that will exceed your expectations
"Each kitten that leaves my home takes a little piece of my heart with them. I was there when they were born and likely sat by and watched them take their first breath. If needed, I stepped in and helped their mother with her delivery. I watched them nurse for the first time and grow each day. I lost sleep over wondering if they would thrive as a newborn and grow into someone’s beloved family member. I disturbed my husband at all hours of the night getting in and out of bed just to check on them “one more time.” I worried unnecessarily that they may get hurt if they played too rough or jumped down from something too high... all because I was emotionally invested in their well-being. As these little ones leave, one by one, I am forever grateful to the families who give them their forever homes and will continue to love them just as much as I do! When people ask how I “say goodbye” to my kittens, I tell them it’s because of YOU. I know how much you are going to love each other and THAT is why I can let them go when they are ready to leave the nest."
--Jordan (owner/breeder of Prismatic Bengals)