Bengal Kittens for Sale in Australia
Our Bengal kittens grow up in our home in North Melbourne, Victoria, with gentle handling, play and everyday household life.
We welcome enquiries from homes across Australia. Each placement starts with getting to know you and the kind of home you can offer.
Meet Our Bengal Kittens
We’ll help you get to know the kitten you’re interested in. Include their name in your enquiry so we can discuss their personality and availability.
Enquiries welcome
Rio
Male · Brown rosetted Bengal
Sweet, friendly and full of energy. Rio enjoys affection as much as play.
Price and inclusions on enquiry
Meet Rio
Tell us about your home and preferred timing. We’ll discuss Rio with you, including availability, price and collection.
Enquire about RioEnquiries welcome
Pavel
Male · Brown rosetted Bengal
Confident and gentle, with a sweet nature. Pavel has a warm brown coat and bold rosettes.
Price and inclusions on enquiry
Meet Pavel
Tell us about your home and preferred timing. We’ll discuss Pavel with you, including availability, price and collection.
Enquire about Pavel
Enquiries welcome
Quest
Male · Brown rosetted Bengal
Curious, playful and affectionate. Quest enjoys exploring, then settling in for a cuddle.
Price and inclusions on enquiry
Meet Quest
Tell us about your home and preferred timing. We’ll discuss Quest with you, including availability, price and collection.
Enquire about Quest
Enquiries welcome
Snow
Male · Snow Bengal
Gentle and affectionate, with a pale coat and contrasting markings. Snow enjoys being close.
Price and inclusions on enquiry
Meet Snow
Tell us about your home and preferred timing. We’ll discuss Snow with you, including availability, price and collection.
Enquire about Snow
Enquiries welcome
Sadie
Female · Brown rosetted Bengal
Warm golden colouring and dark rosettes. Get to know Sadie and tell us about the home you can offer.
Price and inclusions on enquiry
Meet Sadie
Tell us about your home and preferred timing. We’ll discuss Sadie with you, including availability, price and collection.
Enquire about Sadie
Enquiries welcome
Ray
Male · Brown rosetted Bengal
Playful and curious, with a warm brown coat. Ray is keen to investigate what is happening around him.
Price and inclusions on enquiry
Meet Ray
Tell us about your home and preferred timing. We’ll discuss Ray with you, including availability, price and collection.
Enquire about RayLet’s find the right kitten for your home
Tell us about your household, other pets and preferred timing. We use this to consider which kitten could be a good fit for your home.
What Your Bengal Kitten Comes With
We want you to feel prepared for collection and the first days at home.
A familiar routine
Guidance on feeding, settling in, play and a secure home helps you prepare for the transition.
Your kitten’s records
We discuss the care and paperwork relevant to your kitten with you before collection.
Someone to come back to
You can contact us with general care and settling questions. Your veterinarian remains the first contact for health concerns.
Care, paperwork and extras
We discuss veterinary care, vaccinations, microchipping, desexing and any applicable pedigree documents for the kitten you’re considering. Your written kitten details set out the agreed inclusions.
Food, a carrier, insurance and other extras are included only when specified in those written details.
Bengal Kitten Prices
Enquire about the kitten you’re interested in. We’ll explain the price, what’s included and the next steps before you make a commitment.
Deposit and balance
We provide written reservation terms before you pay a deposit, including payment dates and the conditions for a refund or transfer.
Collection and transport
Collection is arranged in North Melbourne. We consider interstate transport case by case and discuss any additional costs before you agree.
Your enquiry does not reserve a kitten or require payment.
Health Testing Behind Our Bengal Kittens
We consider health, genetic factors, temperament and compatibility when planning our breeding, with veterinary advice informing our decisions.
We discuss the relevant kitten and parent health information with you, including the cat tested, the type of screening and the date.
No screening can guarantee lifelong health. DNA testing, heart screening and routine kitten care answer different questions.
PRA-b and PK-Def DNA Testing
These tests relate to specific inherited variants affecting vision and red blood cells. Clear, carrier and affected results have different meanings; both parents’ results matter.
HCM Cardiac Screening
HCM affects the heart. Echocardiography assesses its structure and function. A general DNA panel does not establish that a Bengal is free of every form of heart disease.
Get to Know Wild Grace Bengals
We are a Bengal breeding program based in North Melbourne. Our cats live in our home, and our approach is built around their welfare, individual personalities and the homes they will join.
Daily handling, play and household life help us get to know each kitten. We share what we’ve observed so you can understand their personality before making a decision.
From Your First Enquiry to Collection
We take time to find the right match and explain each step before you commit.
Planning for a later litter? Enquire about a future litter
Tell us about your home
Send us your location, preferred timing and a little about your household and other pets.
Discuss a suitable kitten
We talk through your expectations, answer your questions and discuss the kittens that may suit your home.
Review your reservation
If we agree on a match, we provide your kitten’s details, price and written reservation terms before you proceed.
Prepare for collection
We help you prepare, agree on collection arrangements and provide the relevant records and handover guidance.
North Melbourne Collection and Interstate Enquiries
We prefer collection in North Melbourne where practical and arrange it in advance with each approved family.
If you live interstate, include your suburb, state and postcode in your enquiry. We consider professional pet transport case by case, taking account of the kitten’s welfare, readiness and proposed journey.
We do not arrange visits or meet and greets. Your enquiry gives us the opportunity to discuss a suitable kitten and answer your questions before collection.
Planning an interstate journey
We consider the destination, journey duration, kitten’s age and health, provider availability and destination requirements before agreeing to transport. Costs and timing are discussed once the destination and method are known. Transport is additional unless agreed otherwise in writing.
Before travel, confirm the route, carrier, handover responsibilities, documents and what happens if weather or welfare considerations change the booking.
Domestic transport is different from importing a Bengal into Australia. From 1 March 2026, Bengal cats are no longer permitted to enter Australia. Australian Government import guidance.
Is a Bengal the Right Cat for Your Home?
Our Bengals are active, curious cats. A suitable home gives them daily interaction, space to climb and explore, and a secure environment. It does not have to be a large home.
- Time for play and attention each day.
- Safe climbing, scratching and enrichment.
- Secure doors, windows and outdoor access.
- A plan for ongoing care as your life changes.
Tell us about children and other animals in your home. Temperament and gradual introductions matter, and we consider each household individually.
Bengal Colours and Patterns
Our kitten photographs show warm brown rosettes and pale snow colouring. Let us know if you have a preference, while keeping temperament and the right match at the centre of your decision.
Brown rosetted Bengals
Warm brown colouring and contrasting rosettes. Rosetted describes the markings, rather than a separate coat colour.
Snow Bengals
A pale coat with contrasting markings. Colour and pattern are confirmed for the individual kitten being discussed.
Colour, pattern and availability
Brown, snow and silver describe colour groups. Rosetted and marble describe patterns; charcoal is another appearance descriptor you may encounter. These terms are not a statement of current availability.
We discuss the individual kitten rather than treating a particular colour as a guarantee of temperament, health or quality. Explore Bengal breed information.
Questions About Buying a Bengal Kitten
We can discuss your kitten’s individual details when you enquire. These answers cover the practical steps before collection.
How do I check which kittens are available?
Enquire with the name of the kitten you’re interested in.
We’ll confirm availability and discuss whether they may suit your home. Enquire about a kitten.
How do I find out a kitten’s price?
We confirm your kitten’s price and inclusions before you reserve.
Tell us which kitten you’re interested in. Any interstate transport costs are discussed separately. Read about pricing and deposits.
What comes with my kitten?
Your kitten comes with the applicable records and practical guidance for settling in.
We explain the agreed care, paperwork and inclusions before collection. You can contact us with general care and settling questions afterwards. See what’s included.
When can I bring my kitten home?
You can collect your kitten once they are ready and we have agreed a date.
We arrange collection in advance with each approved family. If transport is being considered, the journey must also be suitable for your kitten.
How do you raise your kittens?
We raise our kittens in our home.
They grow up with gentle handling, play, enrichment and everyday household life. We introduce new experiences gradually, at each kitten’s pace.
Can I discuss the parents’ health information?
Yes. We discuss the relevant parent health information during your enquiry.
We explain which cat each record relates to, the test and its date. Read about DNA testing and cardiac screening.
How does a future litter enquiry or deposit work?
Choose “A future litter” in our enquiry form. No deposit is required to enquire.
An enquiry does not reserve a kitten. If we offer a reservation, we provide the price and written deposit terms before you proceed.
Can I verify your breeder records?
Yes. Ask us about breeder records during your enquiry.
Source identification, individual microchip records and any stated pedigree association membership are checked separately.
Can I visit or meet the kittens?
No. We do not arrange visits or meet and greets.
We answer your questions through the enquiry process and arrange collection in advance with approved families.
Do you arrange interstate transport?
We consider interstate transport case by case.
Include your suburb, state and postcode so we can assess a suitable journey. Collection in North Melbourne is preferred where practical. Read about collection and transport.
What if the kitten I am interested in is reserved?
You can enquire about another kitten or a future litter.
We’ll discuss your timing and look at suitable options for your household.
Enquire About a Bengal Kitten
Tell us which kitten you’re interested in, your preferred timing and a little about your household. If you’re planning ahead, choose “A future litter”.
You can also email sarah@wildgracebengals.com.
An enquiry does not reserve a kitten or require a payment. We use your details to respond to your enquiry.