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    Michelle R.

    Janet at San Diego Bengal is amazing! She is doing everything absolutely correct. HCM tests her breeding cats. Her set up is fantastic. All her cats are well cared for. Kittens are well socialized. She also follows up to see how the kitten is doing. I highly recommend her and her cattery.

    Michelle L.

    These are my cats. One came to me as an adult the other as a kitten from Janet. Both of them arrived beautiful, well socialized and healthy. And when I say well socialized I mean they are some of the friendliest and gentle cats you will meet. Janet clearly really cares about her cats and is very straightforward about how to give them the best care. She's also willing to give advice anytime you ask for it. I'm from Norcal so both times I flew down to meet her at the airport and she was as lovely as her kitties. Seriously, her cats are so loved and it really shows.

    Janet and her bengals are truly the best! I have had two boys from her now and they are the most socialized, well rounded cats ever. She's always been very knowledgeable and helpful throughout the whole process from selecting a kitten to any questions into adulthood. I learned a lot of valuable information from her regarding nutritional needs and what to feed them. 100% recommend her if you are looking for a Bengal cat !

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    Thanks Michelle. They look like a perfect pair.

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    Thanks Travis. Great to get to know you due to the cats. Thanks.

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    Thank you Jorie. Love you guys!!

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    Thanks Alyssa. Yes, I do. And you came along at the perfect time.

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