3We have for sale a pure breed snow bengal female she has been wormed and flead to date and is eating well. She is loving and alert likes to be around people when she gets to know them and dosent mind other cats or dogs. If you need more info please send a mesage thank you for taking the time to look and hopefully she will get a loveing home soon. £700 OR NEAREST OFFER
£700David
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3Beautiful Bengal Kittens for sale. 2 boys and 1 girl available. Raised in our family home and used to dogs and young children. All have lovely markings
£650Darius
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3Robyn and Maverick have had a litter of 7 stunning Bengal Kittens. 4 boys and 3 girls are looking for their forever homes. All Kittens have beautiful markings already, are very playful and full of fun! Mum and dad are our family pets and can be viewed with the Kittens. £200 non refundable deposit secures the kitten of your choice. ❤️ girl - available 🩷 girl - available
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