Bengal Kitten Frequently Asked Questions

Royal Bengal Paws is a family Bengal breeder based in Boston, Massachusetts. Local pickup is arranged by appointment after a confirmed reservation.

Royal Bengal Paws operates as a family Bengal breeder. Learn more on our About Us page.

Visit our Available Kittens page to see current listings, individual kitten details and prices. Please confirm availability before reserving.

Our listings include brown, silver and snow Bengals, with spotted, rosetted and marbled patterns. Learn more in our Bengal Colors Guide.

Yes. Individual kitten listings indicate sex, color, age and price. Availability depends on the kittens currently listed.

Call or text 857-285-5715, email royalbengalpawss@gmail.com, or use our Contact page.

Our currently listed available Bengal kittens range from $900 to $1,800. Each kitten has its own price. Visit our Bengal Kitten Prices page.

The reservation deposit is $400. It is applied toward the kitten's purchase price if you complete the purchase.

Yes. Our stated policy makes the $400 reservation deposit fully refundable, including if you change your mind.

Refunds are processed within 3–5 business days. Additional posting time may depend on your payment provider. Read our Reservation & Refund Policy.

Choose a kitten, submit an inquiry, confirm availability, review the terms and complete the refundable reservation deposit after receiving verified instructions. See our Reservation Process.

We accept Zelle, Cash App, credit and debit cards, Apple Pay and PayPal. Payment instructions are provided privately after reservation details are confirmed.

Royal Bengal Paws identifies as a TICA-registered cattery. You can request available registration information before purchasing. Read our TICA Registration page.

Ask about the registration documents applicable to your selected kitten, including any transfer requirements and the timing of paperwork.

Yes. Royal Bengal Paws offers a one-year kitten health guarantee subject to the written agreement. Read our Health Guarantee page.

Ask for the available veterinary examination records for your chosen kitten. We recommend reviewing all documentation before completing a purchase.

Vaccination history should be confirmed from the individual kitten's records. Discuss the appropriate future vaccination schedule with your veterinarian.

Bengals can be affected by inherited conditions such as HCM, PRA-b and pyruvate kinase deficiency. Ask what relevant screening documentation is available.

Yes. We offer nationwide delivery arrangements to all 50 states, including Alaska and Hawaii, subject to applicable transport requirements and availability.

Local pickup is free. Ground delivery is $300, flight nanny service is $400 and airline cargo is $500. See our Shipping & Delivery page.

Yes. Local pickup in the Boston area is available by appointment after a confirmed reservation.

No. We do not accept walk-in visits. Pickup appointments are arranged only after a reservation is confirmed.

We can discuss transportation to Alaska and Hawaii, but availability and applicable animal entry requirements must be confirmed first. Hawaii has specific entry restrictions.

Delivery timing depends on the destination, travel method, carrier availability, weather and applicable requirements. A schedule is confirmed before transportation.

Bengals can make affectionate and engaging companions in suitable homes. They generally benefit from daily interaction, enrichment and respectful handling.

Yes. Bengals are generally active and intelligent cats. They often enjoy interactive play, climbing opportunities and mental stimulation.

Many Bengals can live with other compatible pets when introductions are gradual and carefully supervised. Individual temperaments vary.

Choose a nutritionally complete diet formulated for kittens. Discuss food selection and feeding schedules with your veterinarian.

Prepare a quiet space with a litter box, food, fresh water, comfortable bedding, scratching surfaces and appropriate toys. See our Bengal Kitten Care Guide.

Bengal cats commonly live into their teens, although individual lifespans vary depending on genetics, health, environment and veterinary care. Learn more in our Bengal Breed Guide.