Bengal kittens for sale
Every seller passes an ID check before their first listing.
Updated 10 Oct 2026
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What a Bengal costs
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We show a price range once 8 listings from 3 sellers have asked a price.
What drives the price
- SizeSmaller and larger types of the same animal can ask different prices.
- Health testingHealth tests on the parents cost a breeder money.
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Read the price guideQuestions to ask a Bengal breeder
Have both parents been health tested?
Ask for the results, and which tests each parent breed needs.
Can I see the kitten with its mother where it was raised?
Visit before you pay anything. A video is a first look.
What’s your source number or breeder number?
Almost every Victorian dog and cat ad must show a source number, rehomers included. Check it yourself before you pay. How to check a seller’s number
Is the kitten vaccinated and microchipped?
Ask for the vaccination dates and the kitten’s microchip number.
What comes with the kitten?
Expect a vaccination card, microchip transfer papers, food and care notes.
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Before you buy any kitten
Meet the kitten and its mother first
Visit where it was raised before you pay anything, including a deposit. A video is a first look. Seeing the parents is the best way to avoid a puppy or kitten farm.
Read the RSPCA’s Smart Kitten and Cat Buyer’s Guide
What to ask, what to see and what to check before you commit.
Look up a microchip on petaddress
Search the chip number at petaddress.com.au. It may miss chips on NSW and SA registries.
Check a seller’s number before you pay
Victorian source numbers are on the Pet Exchange Register.
How to check a number
Bengal questions
How much is a Bengal?
We show a price range once 8 listings from 3 sellers have asked a price. Size, colour and health testing drive the price.
How do I know a seller is genuine?
Every seller passes an ID check before their first listing, and each listing shows its checks and their dates. Then meet the seller and the animal in person before you pay anything, including a deposit. For a breeder’s puppy or kitten, meet its mother too. Ask for the vet check and get papers at handover.
Selling a Bengal?
Free to list. A one-off $9.95 ID check before your first listing.