male kitten Selkirk Rex × Bengal Brown Spotted Tabby

Description

Brown tabby male kitten with spots

This little boy was born on 7 August 2026, so he is now over 11 weeks old. He is a cross between a Selkirk Rex and a Bengal: his mother Blacky is a solid black Selkirk Rex Shorthair and his father Duke is a silver Bengal with black spots. Both parents have an official pedigree.

He has a brown coat with black spots, like a Bengal.

He is neutered and is therefore sold as a pet, not for breeding. He has had one vaccination against cat flu and feline panleukopenia (cat distemper). He has also received a flea treatment that lasts three months.

His mother has been DNA-tested for 34 hereditary diseases and is clear of all 34, including the eye diseases and the blood condition most common in Bengals as well as kidney cysts (PKD). Mother and father have both tested negative for the viral diseases FeLV (feline leukaemia) and FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus).