You need to have a cat like this in your life!
We are a family that has enjoyed living in the Pacific Northwest for over 30 years. We have recently decided to make more of an effort to share the love of Cats with more people by creating this site! We have loved and owned Pixie-bobs since before they were TICA recognized but in 2023 we adopted our first Bengal. He instantly captured our hearts! We did not realize what a dream cat he would be or how special he was at first. Over time we started understanding the complexities of the "Bengal" cat world. A Bengal is not just a Bengal. There are actually several varieties of "Bengal" that fit into this simple title. We were just lucky enough to fall in love with the one type of Bengal that best suited our family. So, the "Snow" Seal Lynx Bengal became a part of us along with our Pixie-bob. We named him Saber. It wasn't long before our adored Emerald, a tabby coated Pixie-bob, had a litter of wonderfully spotted kittens and so the first Pixals were born! After a couple years went by, we decided to look for another Bengal to add to our home. We ultimately decided that the Seal Lynx personality was still the best fit for us and so Saphire was added to our home. Around the same time, we had also found a Savannah cat that seemed to need us, so we bought her too! They all bring us such joy! We plan on raising up a couple of litters a year, offering you the chance at the same joy!
Seal Lynx Bengal
A "Snow" Seal Lynx Bengal is born pure white or with barely visible ghost markings. Most kittens start with blue eyes that begin to change at about 8 weeks old. Seal Lynx keep their blue eyes as they slowly develop coat markings that gives them a miniature snow‑leopard look. Our cats are known for a sweet, people‑oriented temperaments, gentle, social, and playful without the intensity of a typical high‑drive Bengal.
A Seal Lynx Bengal × Pixie‑Bob mix varies in color. Some are white to ivory with bright blue eyes with Lynx‑point shading, others look a little more-tabby but always have crazy wild shoulder marking and lots of spots and some small rosettes. They have a more robust build and often have a short‑tail. They tend to have temperaments that are a blend of the Seal Lynx’s sweet, people‑oriented gentleness with the Pixie‑Bob’s steady, doglike loyalty, making them affectionate, social, and wonderfully grounded companions.
Pixal
Savannah Bengal
A Savannah × Seal Lynx Bengal mix is a taller, elegant, more linier spotted cat with Bengal shoulder markings and some smaller rosettes on the body. Their personality blends the Savannah’s bright, curious, interactive nature with the Seal Lynx Bengal’s gentle, people‑oriented sweetness, creating an affectionate, playful companion who bonds deeply with their people and loves being part of everything.
We do have regular updates from those who have adopted a kitten from us but we must ask their permission to add their testimonies to our page. We will update this section in time.