Adore Cats Opal is Now Rehomed

Our Adore Cats Opal has gone to her new home and is very happy. She is greatly missed by us but is loved by her new family. She is an exceptionally beautiful Bengal cat. My favorite picture of her is posted below. I took this photo as she was just waking up one morning. Congratulations to Opal and her new family :-). Stay up to date with all of our news at: http://www.adorecatsbengals.com.

Adore Cats Bengals Opal - Ready for a New Family

Adore Cats Bengals' cat model named Opal is ready to go to a new family. We were going to keep her for ourselves but have decided to take our program in a different direction.

Opal is exceptionally beautiful, has a great temperament and loves people. Her photo is shown below. More photos and information is available on our website at www.adorecatsbengals.com on the Available Kittens tab under Adult Bengal cats. If you are interested in Opal, click on the Priority Request tab on the website, fill in the form and submit it. Be sure to include your phone number so we can call to give you details. Opal is going to make someone's family very happy.

Happy Holidays

We wish everyone #HappyHolidays and the best #NewYear ever! We are sharing a photo of our Bengal kitten named Dena.

Order Your Bengal Cat Mugs Now

Now is the time to order our Bengal cat mugs to ensure they arrive before Christmas. Each mug has a beautiful image of a real Bengal cat on it with a description of it written on the back. The fact that the mugs have vivid colors, are dishwasher safe on the top rack and microwaveable make them sought after by many cat-lovers. Each mug focuses on a particular type of Bengal cat and is one of four types. Order one of each type now to complete your collection. Copy and paste the link below into your web address bar to go directly to the store to order. Enjoy :-)

http://cats-and-more-store.myshopify.com/collections/collector-edition-bengal-cat-mugs/products/collector-edition-brown-spotted-bengal-cat-mug

Heart Tests for Cats

Did you know that there are veterinary cardiac specialists who can test your cat for heart disease? Ask your general practitioner veterinarian if there is cause for concern for your pet. Does your vet. hear a heart murmur or suspect some other cardiac abnormality? Ask if they recommend that you see a veterinary cardiac specialist for further evaluation. If it is necessary, your vet. should be able to refer you to a Board Certified veterinary cardiac specialist in your area. Not all heart conditions are curable but many are treatable. It is better to be safe than sorry.