Bengal cats are carnivores. Their main food is meat, and their appetite is much larger than that of ordinary domestic cats. Bengal leopard kittens have some special requirements for food during their growth period. They require four times more energy per kilogram of body weight than adult cats, and they also consume more protein than adult cats, and they must contain a variety of amino acids, vitamins and minerals. Substances to ensure healthy growth of teeth and bones.

Notes on raising Bengal cats:

1. Do not feed taboo foods. Never give your cat random food, especially chocolate, grapes, onions, and garlic. These foods are poisonous to cats.

2. Feed less leftovers. It is recommended that owners do not feed their cats too many leftovers, as cats are prone to cat moss, rough hair, tear stains, etc.

3. Feed more cooked meat. Protein is very important for Bengal cats, and owners cannot force their cats to become vegetarians.

4. Feed chicken liver appropriately. Chicken liver contains a large amount of vitamin A. Excessive intake of vitamin A and failure to excrete it in time will cause cumulative vitamin A poisoning, causing pain, lameness, tooth loss and other diseases.