Bengal (Spotted)

 20 facts about Bengal (Spotted) cats:

Bengals come in several different patterns, including spotted, marbled, and rosetted.

The spotted pattern is the most popular among Bengal enthusiasts.

Bengal (spotted) cats have a muscular build and are medium to large in size.

They have a short, soft coat that is covered in spots of varying sizes and shapes.

Bengal (spotted) cats have a distinctive "wild" appearance with their large, rounded ears, strong chin, and pronounced brow.

They are very active and need plenty of stimulation and exercise to stay healthy and happy.

Bengals are known for being very vocal and making a wide range of sounds, including chirps, trills, and meows.

They are highly intelligent and can be trained to do a variety of tricks and behaviors.

Bengal (spotted) cats have a playful and curious personality, often getting into mischief.

They are known for being very social and affectionate with their owners.

Bengals are generally good with children and other pets, although they may be too active for some cats to tolerate.

They have a high prey drive and may be inclined to hunt small animals, so they should always be supervised when outdoors.

Bengals are generally healthy cats but may be prone to certain health issues such as heart disease and hip dysplasia.

They require a high-quality, protein-rich diet to maintain their muscle mass and energy levels.

Bengal (spotted) cats have a lifespan of 10-16 years on average.

They are a relatively rare breed and can be quite expensive to purchase from a reputable breeder.

Bengals are recognized as a breed by most major cat associations, including The International Cat Association (TICA) and the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA).

They are a popular breed in the United States, but also have a following in Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Bengals (spotted) are often used in advertising and can be seen in commercials and print ads promoting a variety of products.