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Odi & Jasper
Two stunning 2 year old Brown Spotted Male Bengal Brothers
They are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
No known medical or behavioural issues.
Odi & Jasper's owner says .....
They both have the same father but different mothers and were born about a week apart.
Odi, born first was the bigger and more outgoing of the two, and Jasper, who was the 2nd smallest in his litter has always been a bit more timid and reservered.
Initially we kept them in the house, then as they both got older we allowed them out into the garden. Odi was eventually big enough to jump up onto the bin in the garden and then up and over the fence into next door. Where we lived at the time was a very small quite close, with little to no traffic and just one dog and two cats living in proximity to us.
We moved onto a new estate in Jan of 2020, and as it was still being built, we didn’t let them out into the garden without a harness and lead on, as we were concerned that they might get injured going onto the “building site”. We managed to get “Protector Pet” fencing installed in about July/Aug last year, so then the cats were free to roam in the garden.
Both Cats were happy just being in the garden, and all was well. Now the estate has been completed, the number of Cats and Dogs living around has increased massively. A number of the other Cats roam free, and come up and “mark” on our fence and gate. We don't want to let our two out, as we are concerned that they might get into a fight and either get injured (in the case of Jasper), or injure another cat (in the case of Odi).
This increase in other pet activity has caused Odi to become very stressed and agitated, resulting in him climbing up the fence in an effort to get out, and also constant “meowing”.
It is with great sadness however we both think that it would be better if they could be re-homed with a family who have either a bigger garden, or live in an area that has very few other cats, and therefore allows them a bit more freedom to roam.
Food wise, we feed them “Felix As Good as it Gets” fish pouches (Jasper doesn’t like meat) and they use Catsan clumping litter. Odi loves using his exercise wheel, which we would provide, and they both like using the scratch pads that we have both upstairs and downstairs in the house. Again, these and their beds would go with them.
They are both fully vaccinated and micro-chipped and get fleaed and wormed in line with the vets recommendations under the “plan” we have with the local surgery.
Location: North Bristol
Adoption Fee: £300.00 the pair (must go together).
They are neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
No known medical or behavioural issues.
Odi & Jasper's owner says .....
They both have the same father but different mothers and were born about a week apart.
Odi, born first was the bigger and more outgoing of the two, and Jasper, who was the 2nd smallest in his litter has always been a bit more timid and reservered.
Initially we kept them in the house, then as they both got older we allowed them out into the garden. Odi was eventually big enough to jump up onto the bin in the garden and then up and over the fence into next door. Where we lived at the time was a very small quite close, with little to no traffic and just one dog and two cats living in proximity to us.
We moved onto a new estate in Jan of 2020, and as it was still being built, we didn’t let them out into the garden without a harness and lead on, as we were concerned that they might get injured going onto the “building site”. We managed to get “Protector Pet” fencing installed in about July/Aug last year, so then the cats were free to roam in the garden.
Both Cats were happy just being in the garden, and all was well. Now the estate has been completed, the number of Cats and Dogs living around has increased massively. A number of the other Cats roam free, and come up and “mark” on our fence and gate. We don't want to let our two out, as we are concerned that they might get into a fight and either get injured (in the case of Jasper), or injure another cat (in the case of Odi).
This increase in other pet activity has caused Odi to become very stressed and agitated, resulting in him climbing up the fence in an effort to get out, and also constant “meowing”.
It is with great sadness however we both think that it would be better if they could be re-homed with a family who have either a bigger garden, or live in an area that has very few other cats, and therefore allows them a bit more freedom to roam.
Food wise, we feed them “Felix As Good as it Gets” fish pouches (Jasper doesn’t like meat) and they use Catsan clumping litter. Odi loves using his exercise wheel, which we would provide, and they both like using the scratch pads that we have both upstairs and downstairs in the house. Again, these and their beds would go with them.
They are both fully vaccinated and micro-chipped and get fleaed and wormed in line with the vets recommendations under the “plan” we have with the local surgery.
Location: North Bristol
Adoption Fee: £300.00 the pair (must go together).
Information
- Status:Homed
- Gender: Pair - Males
- Fur colour:ยป See description
- Fur length:Shorthaired
- Breed: Bengal
- Age(When Added):2 Year(s) Old
- Neutered/Spayed:Neutered
- Indoor/OutdoorAccess to Outdoors
- Can live with children: Yes
- Can live with dogs: No
- Can live with other cats: No
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