Cat Breeders in Nova Scotia
If you live in Nova Scotia and you’re trying to adopt a Bengal kitten or Bengal cat, your best choice is to go to a Bengal breeder. These are people who specialize in this breed and really understand the personality traits and how to care for them. If you’re hoping to find a Bengal cat at an animal shelter, you’re out of luck. Bengal cats are an exotic breed and this makes it extremely unlikely one will ever end up there.
Finding a Bengal cat breeder in Nova Scotia can be difficult, but we’ve done all of the hard work for you. We’ve spent hours researching to find all of the different Bengal cat breeders in Nova Scotia and below you can see our list. Use the information below to research and feel free to contact the breeders if you have questions.
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Hemlock Hill Bengals
Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? Yes (What's This?)
How They Describe Themselves: We are a in-home cattery dedicated to breeding beautiful high quality,healthy Bengal kittens from superior bloodlines. When you buy a kitten from Hemlock Hill Bengals, you buy a cat who has been loved and well cared for from the day it was born until the day you take it home. We are Tica Registered.
Location: New Brunswick, Canada
Website:
HemlockHillBengals.com
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Associations:
TICA
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Novacoast
Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No (What's This?)
How They Describe Themselves: Small in-home catterWe are an in-home cattery, focusing on producing top quality bengals with stunning patterns, amazing temperaments and excellent health. We are proud breeders of multiple best in showing winning bengals, including the top Bengal in the Canadian Cat Association for the 2018/19 show year. Our cattery is registered with The International Cat Association (TICA), the Canadian Cat Association (CCA) and the American Cat Fanciers Association (ACFA). We provide lifetime guidance and support for all of our kitten families.
Location: South Shore, Nova Scotia
Website: novacoastbengals.ca
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Associations:
TICA
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Atlantic Bengals
Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No (What's This?)
How They Describe Themselves: Small cattery located in Nova Scotia
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia
Website: atlanticbengals.com
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Associations:
TICA
Phone Number:
902-495-6688
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Maplehill Bengals
Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No (What's This?)
How They Describe Themselves: We breed SBT Bengals, this means many generations removed from the Asian Leopard Cat. Our kittens are raised in a home, lots of playing and handling, and they are socialized with small children and our Border Collie Chloe. All of our Bengals including our kittens are have all their age appropriate vaccinations.
Location: Truro, Nova Scotia
Website:
MaplehillBengals.com
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Associations:
TICA
Phone Number:
902-895-4067
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NovAsia Bengals
Has This Breeder Been Bengal Cat Club Certified? No (What's This?)
How They Describe Themselves: We produce outstanding kittens with huge rosettes, very typey, great contrast, clear background coats, and a super "jungle" look! Our kittens are bred from top quality bloodlines, giving us not only fantastic coats, but also wonderful personalities while maintaining excellent health.
Location: Truro, Nova Scotia
Website:
NovAsiaBengals.com
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Associations:
TICA, TIBCS, CCA
Phone Number:
902-893-8654
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Additional Breeders
Not finding what you want with the Bengal cat breeders in Nova Scotia? Sometimes this happens as most small catteries only have one or two litters per year. If you’re looking to adopt a Bengal kitten or adopt a Bengal cat, you have two choices. First, you can find out from the breeder(s) above when litters are expected and be put on a waiting list. Or, you can contact breeders in other areas near you.