Bengal Nutrition Guide
Bengals are highly active, athletic cats with wild-looking coats. They are known for their energy, intelligence, and need for both physical and mental stimulation.
Nutritional Needs
- ✓Very high calorie needs (extremely active)
- ✓High-quality, high-protein diet
- ✓May benefit from raw or high-protein wet food
- ✓Adequate fat for energy
- ✓Multiple meals per day
Common Health Considerations
- •Extremely high energy requires lots of calories
- •May have sensitive stomachs
- •Need mental and physical stimulation
- •Some lines prone to certain health issues
- •Can become destructive if understimulated
Food Recommendations
High-protein, high-calorie foods. Raw or freeze-dried raw may be ideal. Multiple meals per day to support high metabolism. Consider puzzle feeders for mental stimulation.
Feeding Tips
- •Feed high-protein, high-calorie foods multiple times per day
- •Raw or freeze-dried raw diets may be ideal for this active breed
- •Use puzzle feeders to provide mental stimulation
- •Monitor weight - they need calories but can become overweight if inactive
- •Consider food variety to prevent boredom
- •Wet food can help with hydration during active play
Special Considerations
- ⚠️Very high activity level requires significantly more calories than average cats
- ⚠️Mental stimulation is critical - puzzle feeders recommended
- ⚠️May benefit from raw or high-protein diets
- ⚠️Monitor for signs of digestive sensitivity
- ⚠️Ensure adequate hydration during active periods
Important Note
These are general guidelines for Bengal cats. Individual cats may have different needs based on age, health conditions, activity level, and individual metabolism.
Always consult with your veterinarian to determine the best diet for your individual Bengal cat, especially if they have health conditions.
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