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A Spotted Bengal Looked Up at the Tree With Wide Green Eyes

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Bold spots, a pink nose, and wide green eyes turned straight toward the sky: a spotted Bengal sits at the foot of a Christmas tree, gazing up at the glowing branches. The tree twinkles with warm lights, pinecones, and paper tags, and a crumpled gift box sits nearby. Behind her, a living room full of blankets, books, and a plant is soaked in soft evening light. Her golden coat and dark rosettes look almost like the dappled light on a forest floor.

Bengals are active and curious cats with athletic bodies and a love of climbing, so a tall, glittering tree is both a wonder and a challenge. They are intelligent and often enjoy learning tricks or playing games, and giving them tall cat trees and plenty of toys can help satisfy their urge to climb. To make a tree safer, choose a sturdy stand, anchor it if needed, and keep fragile ornaments high. Skip tinsel and keep cords hidden, as cats may chew them. Pine needles and tree water can upset a stomach, so talk to your vet about any worries.

She looks both amazed and a little bit tempted. Whether she climbs or only dreams of it, the tree has a very attentive audience. Her tail is tucked low behind her, ready for anything the tree might offer. The glow of the lights shines in her wide eyes.

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