Did you know that a fake pedigree is more than just a small mistake—it can seriously affect both a cattery’s credibility and a cat’s health? Pau and Sun recently shared their experience in a case involving forged pedigree papers. Someone altered the parent cat information to falsely insert their name in the title, using a female breeder cat that didn’t belong to them. This deceptive act was not only unfair but also disrespectful to the breeding partnership.
Following a formal investigation, Pau and Sun were found to be in the right, and the other cattery was shut down. But the issue goes deeper than identity or recognition. A legitimate pedigree connects to the Bengal breed’s health database. With a genuine certificate, breeders and owners can track accurate health data for their cats. That’s why Pau and Sun stress that buying a cat from a trustworthy cattery is essential—it’s not just about the name, it’s about preserving health and ethical breeding practices.
