Available Bengal Kittens for Sale in California

Breeding Bengals since 1999, with 20+ years of cardiac health testing, a 5-year genetic and congenital health guarantee, and Robyn Paterson serving as TICA Bengal Breed Committee Chair.

This short video produced by The Cat Butler explains we share the “why” behind our Bengal program, what we care about in terms of health, how we raise our kittens, and the kind of home that tends to thrive with a Bengal.

Available Bengal Kittens

Updated September 2026.

Our Bengal kitten price is $3,000. We most frequently produce traditional brown spotted / rosetted kittens, but occasionally have silver Bengal kittens and all of the snow Bengal kittens: sepia, mink and seal lynx. Our Bengal kittens come with a five-year genetic and congenital health guarantee. You can learn more about our Bengal kitten price and purchasing process.

The kittens below are currently available. Our Advisory Members have completed their selection opportunity for these kittens, so we are now accepting applications from others. You do not need to be an Advisory Member to apply for an available kitten.

Please submit a Kitten Application if you are interested in a kitten.

SolanaRanch Olivia

SolanaRanch Olivia

Female Kitten – Available

Olivia is a confident, outgoing Bengal girl with a wonderful personality and plenty of enthusiasm for life! Want a cat to take on adventures? Olivia would be a great candidate for harness training. Have children who want a playful, interactive compan...

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SolanaRanch Oscar

SolanaRanch Oscar

Male Kitten – Available

Oscar is a sweet, confident Bengal boy with a slightly more independent personality. He enjoys people and being part of the household, but he doesn't feel the need to be the center of attention, like his sister, Olivia. Want a cat who enjoys your com...

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Why Choose a Quality Bengal Kitten?

  • Decades of health testing of the lineage. We test our cats for 50 genetic conditions including PK Def and PRA-b, but our health program goes much further. We have been screening our breeding cats for HCM for more than 20 years and continue following their heart health well beyond breeding age. Learn about our HCM Testing Legacy.
  • Purposefully breeding for genetic diversity. We use carefully planned outcrosses, including diverse Leopard cat lineages and domestic cats, to maintain genetic diversity while preserving Bengal type and temperament. Learn about our leopard cat lineages and our domestic cat lineages.
  • Five-year Health Guarantee. We are confident we are doing ALL we can to produce healthy cats, so we give you a five-year health guarantee.
  • Temperament matters. We select specifically for personality and get to know each kitten before placement so we can help match the right kitten to the right home.
  • More than 25 years breeding Bengals. We have been breeding Bengals since 1999 and remain available to support our families throughout their cats’ lives.

Please complete a Kitten Application if you are interested in one of our Bengal kittens. If you have your eye on a specific kitten, please tell us which one in the comments.

Preparing for a Bengal Kitten

Bengals are intelligent, energetic, and highly interactive cats. Many challenges people experience with Bengals are not breed flaws, but preparation gaps.

Before committing to a kitten, we encourage families to learn about play routines, feeding choices, and environmental setup. Preparing in advance leads to fewer behavioral issues and a smoother transition for both kitten and household.

Available Bengal Cat Adults

We’ve just launched a new page featuring our available adult Bengals. Head over and take a look! Bengals often thrive best in pairs. If you’re interested in a kitten but find the cost of two kittens daunting, we have a special offer for you: adopt a kitten, and you’ll receive an adult Bengal for at a reduce price – potentially free. It’s a wonderful opportunity to give a loving home to both a kitten and an adult cat, ensuring they both have a companion.

Professional Standards and Breed Leadership

TICA Code of Ethics Bengal Cats

Quality Bengal Kittens participates in TICA’s Voluntary Responsible Breeder Program and has signed the TICA Code of Ethics.

We have been breeding Bengals since 1999 and participate actively in both TICA and CFA. Robyn Paterson serves as Chair of the TICA Bengal Breed Committee, where she oversaw a new Bengal Breed Seminar published in 2026 and began the work on the TICA Bengal Breeding Program Guide in 2026. Jon Paterson is the Health Liaison for TIBCS. Both Jon and Robyn are member of the CFA Bengal Breed Council. Our involvement in the breed goes beyond producing kittens; health, responsible breeding practices, and the long-term future of the Bengal breed are important parts of what we do.

Bengal Cat Information from Experienced Bengal Cat Breeders

Explore our Bengal Cat Blog for in-depth guidance on behavior, raw feeding, and enrichment. Or, visit our FAQ page to learn what you need to know before bringing home a Bengal kitten with a strong, confident temperament.

Are Bengal Cats Vocal Cats?

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

Bengal cats are known to be vocal, but this is not necessarily a consistent breed trait, nor is it something from their hybrid ancestry. In over 20 years of breeding Bengal […]

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The Role of Play in the Quality of a Cat’s Life

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

Bringing a new pet into the family is an important step, and you want to do all you can to ensure the pet you bring home will be a good […]

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Do Bengals like to be Touched or Held?

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

The Bengal personality can run the gamut. In general, they are highly social cats – wanting to be involved in everything you do, but also, in general, they are all-four-on-the-floor […]

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It is Best for Kittens to Stay with Mom in a Home Environment for 12-14 Weeks

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

The early days of a kitten’s life have lasting effects on a cat’s behavior. Early weaning, fighting for food, having no sense of territory are all events that can alter […]

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Cat Food Tips to get through COVID-19

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

With COVID-19 sweeping us into a different world, raw feeders may have found some challenges. For one, raw feeding can be expensive when you buy it pre-made and pre-balanced. Secondly, […]

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Is it a Bengal?

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

If you were to check any Bengal breeder’s email inbox or hang out in a Bengal cat chat group and you are bound to find the infamous question attached to […]

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Keep Calm about Cats and COVID-19

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

The COVID-19 Pandemic has thrust us into an unknown world. We do not know what to expect; we cannot predict the future, and we do not know what sources of […]

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The Benefits of Outcrossing in a Bengal Breeding Program

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

Within any purebred breeding program, the breeder should have specific goals in mind. A primary goal is the one everyone sees – a distinct, recognizable appearance. After all, this is […]

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What to do if your Bengal chews too much

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

You come home from work to find frayed electrical cords, severed shoelaces, and hole-filled socks. While the guilty party sleeps comfortably at the top of her cat tree, you begin […]

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Mind Games for Bengal Cats

| Robyn Paterson | Bengal Cat Blog

There is an age-old argument to determine which are more intelligent – cats or dogs. But comparing interspecies intelligence becomes futile as it changes based on the tested skill, as […]

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