Comments Page.This page is dedicated to feedback from owners of our kittens and comments on our cats and our website. If you would like to leave some feedback please email geoffrey.fyfe@btinternet.com with ref: comments.Updated 27/4/08Hi again, thanks for reply, 'Little Ben' is so much more than we ever expected.. a real joy and has taken to us so well. We are following all your advice and it is going very well. I've attached 2 more of our fav pics, please show Geraldine when you get chance as she was so great when we visited and collected and clearly loves and cares for your Bengals very well. Thanks for such a wonderful addition to our lives ;-)M.Wildman 27/4/08-----------Hi Jill! I sorry i haven't contacted you. I've been busy with work and cat shows. Yes Frost has arrived safely and is settling in. He's a beautiful boy, so much glitter and such a gorgeous temperment. He started purring the instant i started patting him. He's a favourite amoungst the carers at the quarantine centre. I'll bring him home on the 30th. I took some photos but haven't downloaded them yet. I shall send you some when i do. Hope to hear from you soon, Many thanks Rachel Summerill 6/3/08 (on Frosts arrival in Autralia)..............Hello Jill, I hope you're well and had a restful Christmas and New Year. Does't time fly - I promised to send you Selkie's neutering receipt some time over Christmas and didn't get around to it. (I totally blame him! He's a riot.) Please find it attached - it was done just before he was 6months old. He had his first FeLV jab last Friday, growled at the vet as usual, who asked if he was from a rescue home (cheek!) - but she said he was beautiful so we'll forgive her. Today we took him into the garden on a harness, he's been getting quite bored in the house despite having hours of attention from us, and loads of toys. He absolutely loved being outside and was eventually racing up and down the lawn, with me trying to keep up. Of course he growled when I picked him off the neighbours' fences, and brought him in. He's flat out in his basket now so peace reigneth at last. His latest tricks are jumping on mum's shoulder from a standstill, and jumping onto anyone's back who bends down. It's ok if you've got clothes on but he did it to me just as I was out of the shower - I had to do the Hunchback of Notre Dame impression all the way back to the bedroom...he was purring all the while, the little rascal. The latest toy is a Da Bird + mouse attachment. When I showed it to him he growled at it for two hours solid. He wore himself out chasing it but kept waking up to go check on it, it was so funny. When he catches it he'll drag it, pole and all, into the corner - and then follows me with it if I walk away - it still makes me laugh. Usually he asks me to chase him or play with Da Bird mouse just when I think it's bedtime so I generally crawl into bed around 1.30am. Do they make Hills Science plan for cat owners?? I need some extra energy from somewhere! Couple of questions - He 's still growing like the clappers, at around a pound per month (and the bags of food are disappearing quicker!) He weighs 10.5 lb now... about when might he stop growing ? And can we get some more green mice please? how much would 3 +p&p be? and what was that toy they had on a wire at your place? Attached are two photos taken over Chrismas... the Jekyll and Hyde of Bengal personality lol. best wishes, Sonya Smith. PS I look at your website every day - I really wished I was a breeder when I saw Monsoon, he looked incredible. And Samurai would have been great with Selkie. And I wanted Dollar's kitten too! Can't wait to see PG's new babies! PPS Selkie baby photos here http://subchannel.net/cats/3.2.08 (re. one stunningly beautiful smoke bengal!)..................Hello, As an admirer of Maxinamillion and his offspring I just felt a need to drop a line and complement you on your high quality breeding! I myself have a daughter of Max from Jaronbelle (jaronbelle Chyna MaxinamillionxLlandar Roseanna) a snow seal lynx, and I am eager to sometime in the future own a Glitterglam cat with his line. Regards YvonneYvonne Berglund/Bedazzled Bengals 22/2/08------------Zepp my Snowy Bengal is feeling very much at home now, He has been with me for a month or there abouts. He is a very happy, balanced, playful cat who likes to try and eat my ears and toes. I think much of his good nature is due to care that he had from birth. I was very impressed with Jill from Glitterglam who's advice had my attention from the moment we spoke on the phone such is her feline knowledge and passion. I have never seen so many beautiful cats in one place and it is obvious how much work and attention goes into making sure the animals are happy. I'm very pleased with myself that I made the effort to investigate the idea of a pedigree cat rather than answering the first advertisment that I saw. Rob Grant, Northamptonshire. 14/2/08--------Dear Jill Fyfe, I would like to congratulate you on your great web site. Your enthusiasm for your cats and the constant updates are a credit to you, I love to visit your site to look at the beautiful kittens. My own bengal boy is now over 14 years old, I got him before Bengals were classed as a breed from Fiction bengals at Bigging Hill in Kent and he is still climbing trees and fit and healthy and a contant joy although quite demanding in his old age. I would love one of your lovely babies but unfortunately Omar does not tolerate other cats although loves his human family. If the day ever comes when i need a new baby i know where i will come. Please forgive the intrusion into your privacy. Thankyou for reading this email H Bond1/2/08-------Hi Jill, Just to let you know that we got back safely with our little boy.He is currently in the spare room en suite, with all of his things & he is playing with his scratching post purring like mad! He is a feisty little boy & no shrinking violet! We love his face & his markings & his energy & his great big feet. He was as good as gold on the way home: he hardly cried at all & went to sleep. He is a laid back traveller but certainly came to life when he got into his playroom…we will let him out into the wider world when he is ready. I hope that Mischa is behaving herself & making friends with Michelangelo. It’s quiet without her howling! Speak soon & thanks for letting us have this gorgeous boy: we are delighted with him. Best Regards -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bonnie Church Sales & Marketing Director8/2/08--------Hi JillJust thought I'd give you a quick update on how the little man is doing! We're getting on great! He's so very affectionate and has settled in very quickly. He's eating well and using his litter box and he's just lovely. I've called him Azazel which is quite appropriate I think! :o) I've posted some pics on facebook for all to see. You can pick them up here: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=28351&l=f2e54&id=734646476 Thanks again. Jason 3/2/08-----Hi Jill and Geoffrey,Well we are finally home, and I want to give you a huge thank you for our Kitten. We are so in love with her and she has settled in really well. She is already trying to follow our 16 month year old everywhere. She cried a little bit in the car, but was happy if I put my hand in the cage with her, and stroked her. We left her in a room when we first got back, with litter trays, bed, food, water, etc. She has used her litter tray, had food and drink, and has come to the door calling to us so we have let her explore an extra room. She has enjoyed playing with us on the floor with some of her toys. She is cuddled up in her bed now, fast asleep. As far as naming her goes we are still not sure, but if you haven’t named her yet on her registration documents then we would like Sakura. If you have already named her then don’t worry. Thank you again for this beauty, she has made our dream come true, and we are incredibly happy to have her. Taryn + James 24/11/07-------Hello Jill, Sorry I didnt get to write yesterday, had a bit of a busy evening! For the first 10 minutes he cried a lot in the car then slept all the way to the front door without a peep! So far he hasnt stopped purring & has been extremely playful, friendly, affectionate & of course mischievous. He will fall asleep in your arms in the middle of trying to tear apart your hand & jumper! lol. He will also not let you use a laptop anywhere near him without doing whatever he can to get up on the keyboard & rub his head up down & all over the lcd monitor. He preferes somebody to be in the bathroom with him & initially cries when we leave him alone, he looks bored/sleepy when we go in the bathroom then perks up straight away to full throttle, he doesnt want you to leave & will definatly let you know. He has been eating & drinking well & is using the litter tray. My other girl Fruzia has been slightly curious as to who was meowing behind the door but has been very placid & relaxed, she has not spent too much time sniffing around & has been getting on with her own thing downstairs, we have been giving her lots of love so she doesnt feel left out. She does not seem phased & her attitude has not changed a bit, i think she just wants to meet her new friend, but she is a very well mannered, patient girl. This morning they were both sniffing around the door at each other, baby was meowing trying to get to the other side & as he seems so relaxed & happy, we thought they could meet quickly to see how they react to each other so we just opened the door a bit so they could have a peek at each other. He stuck his head through the door then our girl leaned in & tried to lick his nose but baby got a bit worried, backed up & growled so we left it at that for now, I think he is ready to leave his room as it is becoming more of a prison than a sanctuary but it would be too much to let him out with our girl, I do not think she would harm him but he would not be comfortable. We were thinking of seperating the house into 2 sections for a week or so & gradually introduce them, if you could spare any pointers i would love to hear them. Overall he has been the bundle of joy we were hoping for & much more!!! He has to be one of the most gorgeous kitties ive ever seen , he looks stunning, i didnt really notice it before but you are obviously correct & he is draped in beautiful glitter but his lovely, sweet temprement has to be the best bit about him!!! I will let you know how i get on & cannot thank you enough for such a wonderful boy!!! Kindest regards Chris 6/11/07--------Dear Jill, We keep meaning to write and send pictures of our "baby" but have only just got round to it (she keeps us very busy). Minky (I will explain her name choice) is out of Hustler & Mica's November litter. She has settled in very well, ruling the roost instantly. Her naming came by accident as we spent the first couple of days getting to know her trying to decide on something suitable. She quickly made herself at home and had a penchant for hiding on top of the curtain pole and launching herself onto whoever was snoozing on the sofa below to say hello, normally John! We starting asking if anyone had seen "the monkey" which quickly turned into "Has anyone seen my Minky" (Inspector Clouseau in Pink Panther) - the name stuck and suits her very well. She is now an accomplished acrobat, her favourite game being to somersault around the room as quickly as possible without touching the floor using any available spring board which includes anyone who happens to be in the way. She also likes a good game of fetch, retrieving her toy mouse or stuffed cat (which was nearly the same size as her) for us to throw for her. She quickly made herself known to B.C. our 14yr old black moggy and Willow our 6yr old Brown Marbled Bengal. They were a bit taken aback by her brazenness at first but now enjoy playing with her. Willow in particular will go and look for her if she is not to seen - but Minky has yet to learn that sometimes "grown-up" cats like to take it a bit more easy than she does and don't appreciate being bounced in the middle of a siesta! She seems to have a lot of her Father's character and is totally fearless and just a bit too bright sometimes. She decided one day that we hadn't responded quickly enough to her "I'm hungry" shout (I can't call it anything other than a shout) and went to the cupboard, opened it, and pulled out a sachet of food and brought it to us. Saturday she decided that she wasn't going to wait for us to come back from our shopping trip and opened the sachet herself - she does like her food! When she does sit still she is a very cuddly, talkative (loud) and affectionate cat (also very spoilt). When we turn out the lights to go to bed she will immediately come upstairs and get into (not on) bed with us, even if she is already soundly asleep in her favourite spot on the back of the sofa, and cuddle up until she decides it's time for Breakfast when she will stand on your chest and shout in your ear. She loves the shower and you have to be very quick to get in first before she does. The post is also a problem as you have to reach it before it is turned to confetti and spread around the house! I have attached some of the many pictures of her taken over the months since we collected her in February. As you can see she has turned into a very pretty girl with lovely silky fur and spots. I have also attached a scan of the vet's invoice as proof of spaying. (I did mean to contact you to ask what you had decided on for her pedigree name but again didn't get round to it). Many thanks for Minky. Kind regards, Carol Jones & John Quick--------Jill, It was real good to meet you yesterday and thanks for taking the time out with us. Your cattery is one of the best I have seen and I believe it is exemplary. Well done! Well it was a real sleepy journey for them. When ever we talked they all woke up and joined in our conversation. Willow, my little girl is really spoilt at present and just wants to be carried everywhere – she briefly saw the girls and blew up. The two girls, Daisy, & Juicy are so loving it is hard to believe we just had them yesterday. There are extremely beautiful Jill, and thank you so much for Willow. She is indeed gorgeous. Will update you soon and thanks for the Insurance information I will go through today and get that sorted so that it runs on before I forgetRegards Donna Peynado Cats 9/6/07Hi Jill ,Thank you so much for my gorgeous girl! She's a super cutie pie and such a gentle soft nature. Though I'm sure given a bit of time to feel safe, secure and settled, mischief will reign in the house! She's tucked away in my cosy spare room with the most enormous ceiling high kitty climbing frame and soft snuggle beds.Regards Antonet 26/5/07-------hey Geoffrey and Jill, As promised, Just keeping you up dated with angels progress with us, I am glad to say that saffron and angel are getting on amazingly, We did start off with saffron grumbling at angel,All though the next day saffron was so desprate to mother angel and angel was very unforgiving for saffrons behaviour the day before. saffron has been very patient with angel (which is well out of character for her) he he but it has payed off for her as they are now cleaning each other and cuddling up on the sofa, saffron is making lots of mothering sounds for angel, we are so happy that the two are best of friends now.. we are not to sure if saffron is trying to be a best friend or a mother at this point. since angel being here she has grown alot in confidence and saffron has been unexplainably well behaved (for some reason i think saffron thinks she is a bengal role model and i am sure that we will pay the price soon he he) saffron has also been extremly protective with her. our other cat the moggy has not had so much contact with angel but has accepted her with no problems and is greatfull that there is some one taking up saffrons attention up full time and giving him a huge break from it all. sending a picture across with this mail hope you like it, it was taken on the third day of having her here. many thanks again for alowing me to have this wonderfull girl in our lifes and all the support and help you have given us and thank you for being so understanding,Adam And Gary 28/5/07---------Hi Jill Well, I'm sure you'll be pleased to hear that Millie and George have settled right in ! They are sleeping and playing together wonderfully and start purring (very loudly) as soon as you go near them. Millie has the habit of 'cleaning up' after George has used the tray, and when they are apart George meows to find out where Millie has got to, very cute.Many many thanks for providing such lovely kittens, their temperament is perfect ! Hazel and DomHazel and Dom 12/5/07----------Hi Jill Just to let you know kittens arrived safely this morning. They travelled really well and are both sleeping now. We are absolutely thrilled with them, their markings and physiques are superb. We will send you some photos to show how they are settling in. Thanks for all the advice and we will keep you posted of their progress. Once again thanks for such stunning cats we are delighted. Regards DebbieDebbie Appleton/France 26/4/07----------Hi Jill and Geoff, just to let you know everything is fine and list a few examples of what my little monster has been up to. 1 Mum keeps calling out Murdoch and tells me I'm a good boy if I go to her so I guess that must be my pet name although I'm sure it sometimes sounds like Murder. Sometimes she says I am so naughty I must be my fathers son. 2 Mum decided to have a clear out the other day and was putting all this stuff in a great big black bag so I decided to help by jumping on the bag and tipping it all over the floor. 3 I've learned how to shred letters and documents with teeth and claws, much more fun if I can do it before mum's read it. Who needs dogs when cats are just as effective if not moreso. 4 Climbing on to the back of the settee to test my mountaineering skills on a big picture frame that hangs behind it. Not so much fun because mum rushes over and claims she's rescuing me from what could be a nasty accident. 5 Attempting to leap on mums dinner plate because it has food on it, and although I eat all day I feel I'm missing out on something but mum shuts me out of the room so I just howl until she lets me back in but by then the plates empty. Spoil sport. 6 I've been trying to get behind the fire to see whats up there but mum won't let me, claims she's rescuing me again. 7 Practicing my fighting skills on Nightmare, I spit, hiss, growl, swipe, scratch and bite very aggresively and come out unscathed because Nightmare does absolutely nothing except look at me as if I'm mad, great fun. 8 Yesterday I horrified mum as she tried to grab the tip of my tail as I dissappeared behind the fire and onto the boiler to look up the chimney. She rushed to the kitchen to turn the gas off at the mains.When she turned to rush back and rescue me she nearly tripped over me because I was right behind her. She's now blocked off the little gap so I can't get to it. I've tried howling at her so I can get back up there for another look but so far it hasn't worked. 9 Today while mum was at work I tried my claws at wallpaper stripping. I wasn't amused when mum said "carry on I want to decorate the hall anyway" so I've gone off that idea. As you can see never a dull moment, how he managed to get through the tiny gap at the bottom of the fire I don't know, that was one of the first things I checked when I brought him home, he must be a contortionist, still I've put a stop to that particular trick, dread to think what he'll come up with next. We've only had one broken item which is quite astounding considering he tears around like a lunatic, the only time he stops is to eat. He seems to be teaching Nightmare all the bad habits with regard to lunacy instead of Nightmare teaching him the more placid habits. Murdoch and Bubbles have seen each other but not actually met as it were, Bubbles growls at him from a great height and Murdoch growls back, for such a tiny thing he is very dominant and nothing seems to unnerve him, when he gets bigger Bubbles will definately have met her match. I'm going to try and send a couple of pictures with this letter so you can see he's settled in ok but I usually have problems when I attempt to do this so they may follow seperately, feel free to use any comments or pictures as you see fit. Congratulations on the new babies they sound gorgeous. Best wishes ChrisHello Jill How are you? Did the new arrivals all appear all okay? My new boy is absolutely gorgeous and settling in very well. We had a couple of initial meow's on the way home and then he went to sleep. As soon as we got home he woke up, we let him out and he instantly started purring! He is all of the things that I was looking for in a new cat and so much more. One of the best things for me personally is that my 2yo female, Spellbound, is now getting on with him fabulously and she is starting to enjoy the company which is really really nice after loosing Prince of Siam. I think that they will become firm friends. Also the other big thing is his personality - boisterous and looking for adventure - fantastic! The new boy has been named by my partner Sam as 'Trigger' (think it is something to do with being a Royal Marine and having a love of Only Fools & Horses). So that is his new name (I Thank you again Jill - A fantastic kitten and two beautiful happy Bengals - splendid! Kind regards Sallywanted to call him Hercules!!). Sally 21/3/07 ____________________________________________
Dear jill, could you please call her silverglam silver shadow, she is just a delight, settled in so well we could not be more pleased. kind regards paulineScotland 13/11/06Hi Jill, She has arrived safe and sound :o) What a little stunner, and so confident in herself!! She has had a drink of water and little slice of ham. Sending a photo of her on the big scratch post - which se loves already. We really can't believe how confident she is!! Her markings are just super. Thanks for allowing her to come all the way up here, she will be well cared for. We presume the pink slip will follow?? We know how painfully slow the GCCF can be! Thanks again Steven, Scotland. 9/11/06He was very scared when we came home yesterday. He met the other cats, but they were not satisfied about the new boy. So I took him to my bedroom, and had him here all night. He was still scared then, but today, it seems much better for him! He is very loving, likes to be around me, and he purrs a lot. He is so beautiful, and I love him already! (he plays around me as I am writing this!) I'm so thankful for this amazing boy, and really proud! My son, Aleksander is in love too! He was just so happy about Valentino, and thought he is beautiful! He took a picture with his mobile at once, to send to his friend!Anita 31.10.06 NorwayHi Jill, Well done with Shadow, wow!! what a title that is, you must be thrilled to bits but your cats really are something else, well i think so anyway!! For what thats worth, haha!! I received back the copy of contract for Safariboy yesterday, and thank you for letting me have Red, he is so so stunning and the sweetest of natures, i am so hoping we might be able to keep him in the house as i do not intend to be buying another boy/stud. Any tips or pointers towards keeping him from spraying in the house as he gets older would be greatly appreciated, if indeed there are any tips!!!?? Look forward to hearing from you soon, wish i could have had Red at the TICA show, next one i hope!! warmest wishes, GillGill 17.10.06 ScotlandHi Jill Yogi (silver) and Bo jangles (smoke) have settled in quickly and are enjoying exploring the kitchen and their new toys. They sleep cuddled up in the duffle bag at night and their afternoon snooze is on the sheep pyjama case (we knew it would come in useful for something one day). They are eating well and sharing the same litter tray (seems we have two too many at the moment) and we are delighted with our new family members. Thank you for all your advice and rest assured we will send updates on their progress. Best wishes Brian & Lesley.Brian and Lesley- 15.9.06Hi Jill, Well what can i say, he is a proper stunner and OMG what a purrrrrsonality he has, so sweet, i had to stroke him in his box all the way up from Edinburgh. Fiona said he was perfect with her aswell. He did have a pee in the back of his box while travelling to Aberdeen but hey he did pretty good all in!!! He is wondering around the house now like he's lived here for months. He is perfect, thank you so much for letting us have him, i can tell he is going to be a joy to own. Wouln't introduce him to the other 2 girls till tomorrow, let him find his feet first, Fiona handed me her paperwork (for her 2 girls) rather than mine, ooooopps!! but i will call her tomorrow and get it posted out to her asap and i am sure she will send me mine too. Promise to get you a couple of photos of him in his new home in next day or so. Must go and get a coffee now, feeling a bit travelled out, thanks again, we all think he is fab., we'll be in touch.Warmest wishes, GillGill-8.9.06 ScotlandHi Jill, Arrived home all safe & sound late last night. Little boy is a bit afraid from all the travelling, poor baby. Lots of TLC and peace & quiet on order ! He will come to us & he's purring, its all a bit strange to him--its to be expected--he'll settle in. He has used litter tray & has eaten. He is absolutely gorgeous, stunning is the word ! His photos didn't do him justice. Thank you very much.x It was lovely to meet you at last. We will keep in touch. We haven't decided on a pet name for him yet-it's still being debated ! Talk soon, AnnMark and Ann -Eire 17.9.06Hi Jill Just thought I would drop you a line to say many many congratulations on your TICA award you so deserve it To update you on our deliveries!!! Peaches had 2 female snow spotted kittens(from Max) they are 9 weeks old Lyla had one snow spotted male and one snow marble female (from Drifter) they are 7 weeks and the marble is stunning Toffee (Peaches other daughter we kept) has produced 4 beautiful brown spotted kittens 3 female and one male I think! from Kaseeb Amiir the stud kitten we bought from you, who is still only 10months he certainly did his duty!! Once again our best wishes and congrats to you all Kindest Regards Linda | Nottingham | 14/06/06 Hi Jill We are really looking forward to coming to collect our new kitten, the daughter of Glitterglam Thriller and Llandar Clementine. We really appreciated the time that you took to show us around and meet so many of your beautiful cats. We knew we had made the right choice of breeder by the affectionate way you greeted and spoke about each cat. From looking at your website I can see that on the same day you had 5 more beautiful kittens born, so congratulations to you and the proud parents. Kind regards Emma | 04/06/06 Hi Geoff and Jill Just thought we would update you on Jaxon's progress in his first week in a new home. We introduced him to our other cats Taya and Nami within 48 hours and despite the occasional expected 'hiss' they are all getting on - I am not sure they fully appreciate having their tales chased and bitten but Taya and Nami are being very tolerant and are now playing rather than running away. Jaxon is beginning to copy their behaviour and will eat when they eat, sleep when they sleep and strangely use the toilet when they use it !! I took him to the vets for a health check yesterday and all is well as expected. The staff all fell in love with him - one of the vets has a Bengal too so she was very keen to see him herself and treat him should there be any health issues in the future. Jaxon loves having his tummy tickled and it seems to be the only way we can get him to lie still for a few minutes. That just leaves us to say 'thankyou' once again for allowing us to have such a beautiful kitten - he is everything we wanted and more - he has already developed a wonderful personality and is proving to a very entertaining family member. Best wishes and regards Michael and Dagmara Aldridge | 28/05/06 Evening Jill, The new kittens are settling in to their new surroundings or I should say taking over the house. I have decided to name the boy Max and the girl Suki. Thanks for the great start they had as they have not missed the litter tray once yet. Kind Regards Simon | 11/05/06 Hello Jill, Just a quick e-mail just to let you know how our beautiful snow girl is getting on ...She has totally come around now and has turned into a total lapcat she loves the attention we all give her and makes sure she lets us know when she wants a cuddle,she loves going out in our garden with her flexi collar and in her cat run. she is 4 months now and we are looking forward to seeing some beautiful kittens from her in the future,we would love to be able to send her back to yourself as we love your studs that you have, in particular hustler. I know its still early but we were also just wondering if you do accept her to be stud what would the procedure be in terms of vaccinations and felv. Thank you so much again for letting us have her as she has filled all our lives with joy. kind regards kemal and samantha | 15/05/06 Hi there just to let you know that Wildrose is still doing well and is totally amazing if I had know that you could get a cat like this I would have had one years ago but some how I think we are just really really lucky to have such a special lady. She follows me about the house and where ever I am she will be either sitting on me or next to me. Every one that see her thinks she is amazing, even non cat people!!! She is great with the dogs and they totally respect her, the attached picture is her eating the cat food out of the dogs dinner!!!! Inez | 27/03/06 Hi Jill Hope all is well with you and that all the cats and kittens are fine. I always keep an eye on the website, the snow kittens by Thriller and Roseanna look amazing. I cant wait to see the pictures of Chinawhite and Wizards kittens, I expect they are amazing too. Tigerlillie is fine and growing well! Shes a good eater-she steals the other cats food so I have to place it up high where she cant yet get to it. I expect she will master getting to it soon. She is still gorgeous, so laid back, so not fussed about anything, change of food ocasionally, litter etc-shes happy with anything and is so lovable. I had to take her to the vets the other day as she hurt her leg. She tried jumping onto the mantelpiece and fell onto the fireguard. She was lucky she didnt do any serious damage. Just a little bruised thankfully. The vet was really impressed by her. He said she was a beautiful cat with lovely markings. Everyone says she is so pretty. She has a lovely temperament and lovely markings, Look forward to hearing from you and seeing the pictures of the snows on the website. Take care Tracey | 07/04/05 Hi Jill & Geoffrey Hope you are well. Prince of Siam is an absolute hoot! He is the most wonderful kitten and aside from his amazing markings, his character is absolutely fabulous. He seems to be settling in to well and although my silver tabby wasn't too chuffed at first they are getting on fine now and hopefully will become firm feline friends. My vet said that he is a wonderful specimen and everyone who meets him falls in love instantly! Thank you so much for letting me take him home on the day that I came up to your house - I cannot thank you enough - he is adorable. Best regards Sally Beamish | Sussex | 10/11/04 Dear Jill, In your absence, we were delighted to be able to visit the heaven that is Glitterglam and see so many beautiful cats and kittens. Geraldine was extremely generous with her time and allowed us to look, see, talk, see again and finally decide on the kittens that we really wanted. Our heartfelt thanks to her. We are so pleased to have found such lovely kittens, looked after so well and are dying to get them home and love them even more. Lesley | 26/02/06 I love your Bengals!!! there stunning, i've been looking into the breed for quite some time, and there just right for me!! I already have 4 DSH cats. btu was really interested in owning a Bengal! I wanted to ask what colouring pattern names would you call, your stud, Glitterglam Hustler, is it brown Rosetted? such lovely colourings and markings!! Clare | 16/03/06 Hi Jill Hope you are well. Just thought I’d drop you a line to let you know that Meggie is doing really well. She is thoroughly enjoying being a pampered puss, and is well aware she rules the roost in our house. She has grown so much too in just a few short weeks. We have just started to take her out on her harness and lead – she’s desperate to explore the great outdoors and not impressed that she can’t go out when she wants – she’s incredibly vocal and tells us in no uncertain terms she wants to go out – NOW!!!! We have erected the cattery run in the garden, so when we have to have windows and doors open in the summer she will spend quite some time in there, although she isn’t keen on it at the moment – I think when she has some company in there with (her in the form of Bailey) she will like it better! Nicola Soanes | Colchester | 16/03/06 Hi Jill, Here is a little note to say how happy our kitten is. Here is a photo of her relaxing with our other cat Zuki. She is such a character, full of beans, so cute when she sleeps and make some amusing noises. She is extremely affectionate but only when she is tired from playing. She has been in the garden 3 times so far for short spells and was very funny when she fell in the pond! She did not seem to worry about being wet or that she was covered in duck weed. kind regards, Nadia McGrath | Kingston | 07/03/06 Good Morning, Just a quick note to say how stunning your cats are! I found the site whilst bored at work and I’m now TOTALLY in love with your silver kittens! I’ve truly never seen such beautiful cats (although if my big fluffy boy heard me say that he’d pack his bags and stomp off…) If fat-stuff ever decides he would like another lady I’ll be sure to show him your website! I hope you keep producing these beautiful creatures and wish you every success at the shows Carolanne Butler | 12/01/06 Hi Jill and Geoff, Many thanks for Maximus....he is a lovely kitten with such a passive nature and trying so hard to make friends with Mia my 6mth old bengal! He is a fabulous kitten and is settling in great...just thought you'd like to know :) Kind regards Mandy Robinson | Lylton | Lancs | 27/11/05 Dear Jill I've been meaning to get in touch for ages to let you know how wonderfully Lola has settled in but we've had a few family dramas recently which have meant everything had been more than usually hectic. But anyway, Lola has been absolutely brilliant and the girls completely adore her. She even sits on their very wriggly laps and purrs (for reasons that are beyond me) and if it all gets too much she just temporarily removes herself. However she's incredibly sociable and 99.9 times out of 100 she'll stay in the same room as us, even though the door is wide open and even though we have guests who she's never seen before. She's also providing us all with hours of acrobatic entertainment - I think she actually tried to fly yesterday - and her jumps have to be seen to be believed. She seems very happy and calm though - which is quite something given the circumstances. She gets more glittery by the day - a friend actually thought the girls had covered her with real glitter because she was glittering on the staircase in the dark! Best wishes Anna Kauer | London | 02/12/05 Hello, dear Gill! It is very grateful for a wonderful kitten. At it tremendous tender character, and still it-very courageous cat. Behaviour as if it was born in my house. Behaves as the mistress. In 20 minutes after arrival already played with toys. Does not pay attention to a dog. The dog at me good -loves cats. I shall try to make very much a good life to your remarkable kitten. To call of its Polya , already knows this name. Low bow for such beautiful and clever cat. I am sorry for mine bad knowledge of English language. Best regards Alla Baklanova | St. Petersburg | Russia | 20/01/06 Hello Jill, we are very happy to have this lovely girl. She is very friendly and she speaks , we like this. She is very beautiful and she likes her new home. Thank You for this girl. Best wishes Angelique Fedeli | South of France | 14/01/06 hello jill, just a quick update, ace is settled in nicely & leading us a merry dance ha! ha! he is sooo naughty, in fact he is one of the naughtiest i have come across to date but very funny with it. i load up the washing machine, go check there is no more in the kids rooms, come back downstairs & he has emptied it again. his other one is lifting up the seat of the toilet & going inside we spent ages looking for him the other night knowing it was impossible for him to have gotten out & found him happily playing with the toilet water. needless to say we have now had to put a lock on the outside of the toilet doors as he can open any door that stands in his way even the fridge which we have put a child lock on now. he is absolutely hilarious & so very affectionate. everyone who has met him has fallen in love with him what can i say but thankyou jill. kind regards Lynda Quinn | Manchester | 06/02/06 Dear Jill Just to let you know that Harrison has settled in really well. He has made himself totally at home on Ella's bed, my round the house cardigan, poppy's bed, the whole sofa, the armchair, his basket, ella's windowsill, dining room chair and my ironing pile... (now re-washed and ironed and put away)!!!!! He is the most cuddly, adorable and affectionate little thing I have ever met and is totally fearless. He used our plant pot as a litter tray a few times so I put tin foil round the bottom, he just pulled it out and played with it! The hoover is just annoying and wakes him up. Ella is delighted with him and him her... he snuggles up on her knee and cuddles into her at night. She is just busting with happiness and they are becoming inseparable. He doesn't appear to like fishy stuff much (turned his nose up to fresh crab and prawns) so one cat will only eat fish the other meat. Poppy will eat beside him now, so some progress is being made. At least she has come out from under the bed! Anyway, thank you so much for our little soppy socks, he is a delightful addition to our family and I can assure you he is spoiled rotten already. Kind regards Victoria, Kev and Ella Newcombe | London | 04/02/06 Hello, Gill! I send photos my hotly favourite Polenki. One of these days I shall try to make more interesting pictures. I very much love to the Polya, it for me as the daughter. When I at home - it all time at me on hands, we sleep together, it is covered by a blanket .Miracle , instead of the child! I Hope that in the future YOU will not give up to me in purchase of one more girl. I thank! Best wishes Alla Baklanova | St Petersburg | Russia | 03/02/06 Dear Jill, I have been looking on your website regularly, and I am very interested in buying a Bengal kitten. I have been researching on several websites, but yours seems to be the best one. Many Thanks Natasha | Gloucestershire Hi Jill and Geoffrey Just a quick note to say that Nutmeg (also known as Meg and becoming commonly known as Meggie!) got to our home safely. She travelled really well and we are delighted with her. We did keep her in a quiet room for about 3 hours but she was keen to come out and happy to see us – she is so affectionate. She has spent the last two hours on my lap blissfully purring! Regards Nicola Soanes | Colchester | Essex | 28/01/06 Good morning I would like to compliment you on your seriously beautiful cats and excellent web site. Kind regards. Marion Maclaren | Kent Hi Jill Just updating my database with all your gorgeous new cats (I'm going green as I do it) Who is 'Rio' - Tansy's mum???? .....and fancy keeping THREE girls from Thriller/Gina - mind you I don't blame you - they look so gorgeous. Looking forward to meeting Captivation!!!!!!!!!!! Carol Hebden | Yorkshire Well, Martini or Sparkle as my granddaughter insists on calling her is settling in really well. the first day after collecting her I couldn't find her in the room we had put her in, it shouldn't have been difficult as it is our dinning room (not much in there). can you imagine, i knew she couldn't get out but i was quite frantic, i remembered what you said about tuna so opened a can pretty dam quick. after a few hours went back in and the tuna had gone, still no sign of her, but i stopped worrying. next morning, thought i would just have a peek, still no sign, then noticed that a drawer of my desk was open.....you guessed it, there she was all curled up fast asleep. we haven't looked back since, on monday we opened the door which goes into our sitting room (it's attached to the dinning room). She was happy to see us and be stroked. Tuesday she came into the sitting room, just for a peek. wednesday, well, she is like a different cat, comes tearing into the sitting room, bouncing all over the place, so sweet. thursday, left the sitting room door open, she wondered into the kitchen for a look around. we are making a big fuss of her, haven't picked her up yet, don't want to frighten her. when we see her in the morning she says hello and purrs, she is lovely. thank you so much for her, we love her already. will try and get some photos of her when she is a little more settled. all the best Steph Whitcombe | 19/01/06 Hi Jill, just to let you know diva is doing really well, loves to play and gets on really well with the other cats. She loves being in the house and spends all night jumping on our heads and trying to get in bed with us, looking forward to showing her , she is a real sweetie . Regards Lauren Gilpin | Norfolk | 15/01/06 Hi again, Jill. Thank you so much for meeting with Mark and Thomas and I last night -- we were very impressed with your breeding facilities and your hospitality. And we talked of nothing but cats all the way home. Thank you again for taking the time with us last night. Best to you and your husband. Amy Beacham | Northants | 12/01/06 The two kittens are fine and have settled in beautifully. I keep trying to take photos of them to put on our website but they are so fast it is quite difficult. Pearl is throwing herself at the study door as I type but she plays havoc with the computer and wires so she has to remain on the other side of the door. Bella has the softest and most senuous pelt we have ever felt and Pearl's coat has such glitter it looks as if it has been sprinkled with stardust. They are really stunning. Best regards, Roger & Jenny Chatfield | Kent | 18/01/06 Dear Jill and Jeoff, I'm ever so greatful for the excellent job you do with your cats. My Kitty is such a great girl, really clever and playful, always knows how to get her way round to everything, she' s absolutely spoilt rotten already and we love her to bits. Never thought a little kitten like her could make so much noise with her special miaows which are always different depending on what she wants. She is so beutiful and affectionate and started to be part of the family since we put her in the car; thats when she started to purr! She did stay in her room for about an hour or two, after which she was already sitting on my lap and kissing me! She is more and more beautiful and affectionate every day and even my other cat Cleo has finally learnt to love her and lick her until Kitty annoyes her with her incessant playing. Thank you so much !!! Francesca
and Jurij Jasin | London | 22/02/06 Hi, Just wanted to let you know we arrived home safely to Ireland. Poor little girl was a bit shell-shocked when we got in, not surprising, but she has really come out of her shell today. She is absolutely gorgeous, we are thrilled to bits. Thank you so much. It was fabulous to see all your cats in the fur ! They are beautifully kept, what a fantastic setup ! Thank you again Ann, Mark & Crystal | Ireland | 27/02/06
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