How to Feed Your Bengal Cat (Covering Raw Diet, Prey Model Raw & Commercial Cat Food)

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[@nathanwest219]

Just wanted to say thank you so much for posting this. 🙏

[@mrgagegreen]

Thank You for all your information. Priceless!

[@michaeltennyson38]

Thanks, this has been really helpful, and my Bengal and Tabby both thank you as well!

[@konkyolife]

Thank you so much for this. I have a Bengal living with me and you hit everything.

[@user-by6yc8yl7v]

How much do you spend per month on your Bengals food? Approx Thanks

[@agavejon]

Great video, very accurate and informative, well done! We have been feeding raw since we got our Bengals, Cheeto and Kona.

[@Enduro_Riders]

Been a great help. Thank you so much.

[@Madelena714]

Thank you for making this video, it was so helpful.

[@Hassaan911]

Thank you very much for all your informative educational videos... the most helpful I found online.

[@ewafabian5521]

Great job, very professional videos and lovely cats.

[@sitori663]

Best channel on Bengals. Thank you!!

[@talkingheadzzz2449]

Awesome information! Thank you, thank you, Thank you!

[@danlee0]

Such a Joy to whatch and hear you! You could talk on any subject)

[@PlayBengal]

Nice video! Congrats!

[@adamheeley285]

You are very well spoken. It would be cool to see more videos of your cats. It seems like you take good care of them. Im sure they do a lot of funny stuff.

[@RangerElite18]

Great video thanks sad to see your not making them anymore

[@albavivell-gonzalezcuentaa6870]

LOVED IT! Thank you

[@allyburg7145]

Thanks for the vid me just picked up our Bengal yesterday and we will follow you advice completely . We have had many cats before and never liked commercial foods.

[@MsJohndavies]

thank you miss that was great.....

[@joshuastillman3193]

Thanks for giving us this information! My fiance and I didn't find out our cat was a bengal until a couple months after adopting her. She's been on wet cat food since then but we could tell she didn't like it. We're switching her to a raw diet as of today (after seeing this video). Thank you again!

[@memorylanemodelcars]

My Sweet Tabby/Bengal is Now 4 months old She's Gaing Weight at About 1 Pound Per Month. I Feed Her A Raw/Cooked Diet Beef Stew Meat is Frozen for 2 days then Refrigerator thawed then Cut into 1/2" to 3/4" Cubes. Boneless Chicken Breast is oven Baked. Deli Cooked Shrimp & Crab Meat for iodine. Sardines Packed in Water. Frozen fish oven baked Pollock, Sole, & Cod Too

[@jwright9639]

Thanks for the info!

[@j9501b]

THANKYOU.. Answered my questions as well. I just got a Darwin raw food subscription praying for the best.

[@iargueta1220]

Great video! 👍

[@tonkaandkobebengals798]

We only feed our boys raw! There is a lovely pet food deli in Minneapolis that specializes in raw pet food, made of whole ground animals and supplements. Our boys love chicken, quail, turkey, and rabbit! (:

[@HarmoniusLife]

I will have two bengal kitties in 5 weeks. So I was thinking to give them more raw food. I love how they will get into misschief. So I named them Bonnie and Clyde. Thank you for these great informitive videos

[@Diana-yr8wp]

I’ve got a 10 week Bengal the breeders advised me NOT to feed her RAW as it changes their temperament. I feed her Royal Canine Kitten complete complimented with Whiskers kitten food and kitten milk. Have great fun once Bonnie and Clyde arrive, ps get plenty of toys you will need them as they will be SUPER active.....I’m exhausted haha xxx

[@JAMD1871]

Did you switch to raw? How are the cats?

[@mzdiamondlover]

@@Diana-yr8wp that sounds like a selfish reason to not give your animal the best possible diet. Their temperament will probably reflect who they really are without feeling groggy and run down from a man made diet…

[@patrickwalker2357]

Many thanks will be very useful for my new Bengal two year old.

[@danlee0]

I love that emotion in your voice on the end of nearly every sentence, how you finish the sentence. Awesome.

[@aigghht]

Great video thanks !

[@liorajimenez3085]

Alyssa and Jesse .... where's Bugaboo?! LOL. Too funny - what are you doing 'over here'? I recognized the voices. haha

[@spagabi]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@TheHuggsterYo]

This was a great video! I am in the process of getting 2, and now you have given me cause to really think about what I feed them. I want them the healthiest possible. So, raw it is....!!!

[@polychromy_romy]

Thank you so much! This answered all of my questions! My bengal has been on an all meat diet his whole life. He is new to me though! His owners before gave him chicken legs so we followed with that as he wouldn't touch anything else. I wasn't sure if it was the best choice for him, but now I'm sure he's doing well! He's does exactly what you said. Takes the leg runs away with it and eats the whole thing, sometimes bone included. He won't touch livers but likes eggs okay, so I'm going to try the blender way next :) thanks again!

[@aishaarshad376]

My dads a butcher this is perfect !

[@JohnBarrow1961]

You have a beautiful smile.

[@delawareteacher1182]

We just bought two Bengal kittens and they are on a raw diet with our dogs! (No vet bills)

[@nicoled5160]

you just bought them. There will always be vet bills and it's good to get blood work done. The only cat who never had vet bills are the ones with owners who don't do preventative health. Raw is natural i agree, but i studied butchery and it's quite incredible how fast bacteria grows, bacteria that wouldn't be there in the wild. I might try raw, but it's going to be a big step for me.

[@nicoled5160]

(my bengal currently eats high protein wet food and origen kibble 85% meat and he is sparkly and super soft. i think it's a breed thing

[@delawareteacher1182]

@@nicoled5160 nicole, we gifted all 17 Bengal's to our veterinarian and her hot little staff! They all got absolutely free, and beautiful Bengals! I just asked that they love them and care for them. Don't be sad Nikki, they are all so cute, the girls show me pictures and videos whenever I want...

[@delawareteacher1182]

@@nicoled5160 Your Bengal will be so awesome!

[@frendamorton6007]

Hi great video thank you I will be bringing my Bengal kitten home June 3

[@JoseGonzalez-nw6ml]

Thank you

[@fredygump5578]

I saved the plastic cups from store bought wet food, and measured out equal portions of ground meat in each one. Then I sealed them with a sticky plastic wrap and froze them. Each container had enough for 1 day, and I made enough for a month or 2 at a time. My adopted cat lost weight and soon had a glossy coat. (If your cat resists the raw food, add a little tuna. But don't do 100% tuna, because it's like feeding a kid pringles and mountain dew for breakfast.)

[@pinstripebanditt]

Cool video

[@damianshaw4613]

He's beautiful ❤️

[@paraaapara]

I. love you! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@MysticTheBengal]

Hi! Thanks for lot of usefull information! My bengal loves chicken breast, but how many gramms should I give him daily ?

[@andymars8995]

Excellent videos from you, very interesting. I wish everyone put as much effort and care into their cats as you do. I have just started feeding my Bengal a raw food diet and it's the best decision I have made (that and letting him outside - I'll comment on that on your other video). I adopted him from cats protection last September and I couldn't find a cat food he was happy with. So after much research I got my local pet store to order some commercial raw cat food in and he absolutely loves it. It's easy too prepare, has the right mix of meat and organs and costs no more than normal cat food. The way to go!

[@bengalcatlove1988]

I'm so happy you stumbled upon a raw diet and most importantly, a diet that works for your cat! What do you spend for the commercial raw cat food?

[@andymars8995]

Bengal Cat Love It comes frozen and each box costs £ 2.45 (around $ 3.80) and lasts for three days so it's no more than I was spending on 'normal' cat food. I just take out of the freezer what I need for the next day and it's easy to deal with - no mess and no smell. Early days yet but I am optimistic!

[@brittanyfrost9276]

What raw cat food did your order?

[@ginagriffin5268]

REALLY LIKE your site,AND info.! I had my Bengal on RAW Rabbit,and chicken.He did VERY WELL...until he was almost 12,and we SADLY lost him to Heart Disease,AND CANCER!! The Vet seemed to think it was from OVER breeding!WHERE did you get YOUR BEAUTIFUL Bengals??THANKS,Gina

[@mrgeeyoung]

thanks for the video. we feed half Raw and half dry. for the meat, we actually just buy from the breeder who orders the food in from her butcher who does all the 'dirty' work. so that works out well, and we also give our Bengal a whole chicken wing/ chicken Neck once a week. his health is perfect and he is super happy.

[@pixelmasterkiragaming]

What kind of dry food?

[@jeayae4941]

Appreciate your video and wealth of information. The link you posted to the recipes suggests we cook the outside of the meats and to cook the liver for sanitary reasons. Is this your habit as well? Also, is Taurine also Nutritional Yeast Flakes? Thanks so much!

[@gypsyluv1118]

You have great teeth! I want a bengal too

[@istvantoth5466]

Excellent video, I have 2 Bengals and they are 14 years old. Each one had to go to a vet only once in their life and also the last blood analyzes are excellent. I started also with all the additional work you described, but simplified it with the years: for each cat 1 raw chicken leg in the morning and during the day they go back many time to eat something from the leg. At the end of the day there remains only 3-4 cm of the bone. The tooth of the cat are excellent!!! I do disagree only on one part of the video: the cats in the wild do eat vegetables but they eat it indirectly from the stomach of the mouses they caught. So I give the cats in the evening a small portion (40g) of quality cane food, which has a small portion of vegetal part.

[@passenger-rider]

I buy a frozen box of 5 kg raw chicken fillets a month for my Bengal, the bones can be dangerous so I find fillets is the best way to go. My cat prefer to eat the chicken almost frozen so I take out a chicken from the freezer 5-10 min before and never had to worry about bacteria on the chicken.

[@aztecwarrior4309]

Thank you. I get my Bengal next week. 8 weeks old

[@dannac_8888]

Aztec Warrior Good luck!

[@Riana.dS.]

I love Royal Canin dry food. It is between $48 - $50 for a 2Kg pack, as pet stores - Not available at Superrmarkets in NZ.

[@kellyjohnson3617]

When I adopted my cat from a rescue I was given cat food recommended by the vet. She had horrible farts and overly soft and incredibly stinky stools. I had considered giving her raw but after I saw how horribly sensitive her digestive system was I changed her to raw. The smells stopped entirely. Her cat box doesn’t reek like previous cats I grew up with who we fed dry to, though they were hunters and caught a lot of prey. One of our cats would refuse to eat kibble or canned and would only eat raw meat. So it wasn’t a new concept for me. But it amazed me how quickly she improved. She is so healthy and her fur gets softer every week. Her eye goop is clearing up and she has so much energy. It’s like I have a kitten in the house. I started by putting psyllium in her food. She has started chewing on the bones from the meat I bring home. She loves it. And she used to gulp her commercial cat food down too quickly so now she eats much more slowly. I have to close my bedroom door when I give her a bone cuz she will drag it off and most of my house is linoleum. I got to feed the tigers at the Monterey zoo and they fed them whole chicken soaked in supplements. My raw food is similar. You can buy the premix supplements without having to buy the individual supplements separately. That’s what I do right now. It’s not really that hard to feed raw. Thanks for posting.

[@2ndChanceCrafting]

We have 5 other cats and they free eat from a feeder. I would have to feed him separate from the others. This could work. Great info!

[@legodivinity78]

Thank you for spreading the message about raw food for cats! I also feed my Persian Kitten raw and she loves it!

[@bengalcatlove1988]

I do what I can! Feeding raw isn't for everyone but I'm amazed at how easy it is, amazed at the benefits I've seen, and how easily it integrates with my lifestyle! Do you prepare ground cat food or do more of a prey model raw type diet?

[@legodivinity78]

I feed her RadCat but I have thought about making my own. I also want to give her bones her chew on but I am nervous about her choking. I am unsure of what type of bones to get...chicken wings or necks??? I saw a Cornish game hen at the store and I almost bought it for her!

[@bengalcatlove1988]

legodivinity78 I had to do a quick search on RadCat... is that pretty expensive? When I looked at buying pre-made raw cat food, the cost seemed to add up quick, though that isn't a pain point for all people. It looks like both chicken wings and necks should be okay... this looks like some quality information on what types of bones cats can be fed: feline-nutrition.org/answers/answers-raw-diets-and-cats-what-about-eating-bones I chop the meaty bones up into large bite-sized pieces for my cats and they seem to chew them up without a problem.

[@legodivinity78]

katarzyna Yes I am still feeding my kitty raw. I am scared to try it with bones but I'm not sure where to start.

[@caitiedaidonecoaching]

How are your kitties doing? It's been a while since you posted a video, and I'm just curious how the diet (and life) has served them!

[@RoadWarden]

I feed mine Wellsness Core. Good protein based food and she loves it

[@raer5558]

I hope it's the canned food. Dry food is awful for cats, regardless of how great the ingredients seem. Even the most expensive high protein dry foods contain too many carbs for obligate carnivores, and they can never drink enough water to rehydrate after they eat it.

[@caroldoya3564]

Hi! Thank you for your help! Please, how to change from dry food to raw meet?

[@bengalcatlove1988]

Carol Doya You're welcome! I would introduce the cat to raw meet a little bit at a time. You could try making 1/4 of their meal raw, then 1/2, 3/4, etc. progressing when your cat is ready. Some cats have a hard time making the transition and others do it no problem.

[@Goikuchan]

You are amazing, you know that? I will be adopting a handsome Snow Bengal in a couple of months and of course I want him healthy and spare him as many trips to the vet as possible. So this information is so very helpful! I'll definitely look into a raw diet because the hydration thing is a really good thing you to consider. I was wondering if you're familiar with BARF menu and if you would recommend it for a Bengal? Its basically all raw meat, organs and bones without any grains, rice and other unnecessary ingredients. It's also quite affordable and available in most pet stores.

[@FrostValkyrie]

Hi, that's for this video my little Bengal girl is 16 and she's been having a lot of issues lately with eating and keeping food down, we've tried every commercial brand of food imaginable over the years she gets bored within a week usually but she's always there for the Sunday joint to have her slice as close to rare as she can have it. We where worried about switching her to a more fresh meat based diet due to her age but she's coping a lot better with it although she only likes red meat, she's never liked fish and will rarely eat chicken. She's gone from deaths door to jumping around and keeping everything down in a few days. Although I have been feeing her more cooked meat and gradually introducing raw as she's such an old girl and she's still getting used to it. Thanks for putting my mind at ease over trying this to try and perk her up.

[@barbaraward2772]

My daughters bengal had a swollen intestines. The vet thought he had a rare cancer. He didn't. So now he is on a steroid. And a special diet and a vitamin B 12 shot a week. He wasn't keeping anything down. Now he is keeping food down and water too. He has put on one and a half pounds. He lost 3.

[@factsmatter1172]

Make sure you give them the chicken. It is better for them. All other meats should be add ons. Switch it up daily but throw in chicken.

[@dancor5424]

my cats loves turkey , theres something there doing to chicken they don;t like

[@juliesczesny90]

My Bengal will knock melon out of my mouth, lol

[@Andrerosenguyen]

FACTSSSSSSSS!

[@ahmadsyahir1541]

thanks

[@drayphoenix117]

I like this..

[@SUM1SLY83]

My Bengal eats the meat of the bone that we've left he carries around a bone bigger than himself for a few days, he does eat cooked bones but it's normally dense bones not like tiny chicken bones.

[@rachaelstevenson7652]

hey how do you make your recipe? Do you toss the whole chicken in the grinder with the supplements?

[@danielleb9639]

Does anyone have any recommendations on what they use for the raw glandular - I see that the recommendation in the recipe was multigland supplement by Nutricology but I am not seeing this anywhere. Thanks in advance

[@miarose9193]

hi your cats are beautiful and your videos are really helpful. my 4 month old kitten is very fussy with eating. I have a video of her refusing to eat when my daughter (her owner ) went back to University , is it OK with you if I post on here :)

[@JustLearning]

Thank you for the video. I do not have a Bengal Cat but do have a Domestic Short Hair (Mut). But we love her. Is the raw meat only for Bengals or can I also start raw food for my cat? I am torn about getting a Bengal. I am not sure I have the time to keep a Bengal busy. Saw your other video on Bengals and enjoyed it. But scared to get a Bengal. Thanks again.

[@dancor5424]

you can buy tuarine by the pound phama grade maybe others too

[@caroldoya3564]

Hi again! Somewhere you mentioned to use taurine in powder, not in tablets. I bought taurine+L-carnitine for cats a while a year ago and never used. As I have it, it would be nice to use it. Why I you said I can't? Thanks for your videos! My bengal love her new raw food diet! Much more than her old dry food...

[@bengalcatlove1988]

+Carol Doya Using taurine powder was a suggestion... I've used tablets, it just was a pain to me to grind them up with a coffee grinder! I'm glad your Bengal loves her new raw food! Once you go raw you never go back! This year will mark 5 years of my cats eating raw and they still seem extremely healthy!

[@patriciagoodpeed999]

I am in a dither. I am giving a forever home to an Abyssinian/Bengal mix. Cadmium is 9 years old. She lived in CT for most of the time and is now in Louisville, KY. I need to know what to expect.

[@DisabledCursedPrince]

I know this diet wouldn't be strictly for Bengal cats, but I had considered going raw for my kitty, she's a rescue (which I highly encourage before going to a breeder). She's a Bombay which is a breed that is kinda known for being dense lol. Bombays are a small stocky breed that typically weigh more than they look. Shes pretty heavy and I've tried everything I could to get her to lose some weight because cats that are overweight can develop secondary problems such as arthritis- which she's exhibiting the early symptoms of and enlarging of the heart which she also has. I feed her what is recommended and got her tested for thyroid issues which she was apparently fine for. Right now I have her on a low preservative very expensive cat food high in protein and minerals for her bones. It's diet. She hasn't been on it long but I noticed she seems more hungry more often while on this diet. Everything you've mentioned benefit wise in this video seems like it'd help her a lot. Bombays tend to be more prone to getting build up on their teeth and gingivitis which is also something I can see shes getting. I guess what I wanted to ask if there is any downsides to this? I know it shouldn't matter but I've tried raw fish for her before and she didn't want it. I just figured shes so spoiled and domesticated that she won't eat the raw food. (last night she found a cricket and she just sat and meowed at it. It's like her kitty instincts to catch and eat or even play with it, were just not working. lol)

[@kristibolles]

I wondered about whole raw quail eggs. How is the best way to give them the egg including the shells?

[@alexeicosio]

HI! Im just concerned about if going on vacation the guys who are going to feed my cat will not prepare raw food. Is it Posible to mis the diet. 1/2 Raw and 1/2 Commercial Food (dry or wet)? THKS!!!

[@joeysoap827]

You need to add a diffuser to your light so it's softer.

[@Atarien6]

Great Video! My two cents: Put water fountains everywhere. I have three, and my cats will drink way more water this way even on a raw or wet diet. Never had a problem with blockages, UTI's or poop problems. I do also feed a high quality wet food diet with only meat: one thing I'll point out though is small amounts of grains are OKAY as cats in the wild eat animals that have undigested grains in their stomachs and therefore can tolerate them in small amounts. Brown rice etc.

[@mariaschiminsky1008]

Thank you so very much; wow ❤ ❤ ❤!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@nopenottachance2258]

Every video deserves a comment :^)

[@maddiecoob4138]

you earned a new subsciber :D

[@buzzbuzz0013]

Thank you for this info! One of my bengals is having skin allergies and hypoallergenic food has not helped the problem. She is 9 and hasn't typically liked tying new foods. I am going to try a raw diet. Is grocery store ground chicken an ok place to start? I'm having a hard time with the idea of cutting chickens and grinding them. I usually avoid handling meat.. Also, what about red meat?

[@barbaraward2772]

Find a butcher and have them grind it for you. Grocery store chicken is full of chemicals.

[@travelingdruid1450]

Please do not feed cats raw chicken from Walmart or Aldi or any chicken that has water “solution” or brine “solution” or tons of sodium added. If you look at the nutrition facts and it says 400mg of sodium per serving, put the chicken down and go elsewhere. I have used "Greenwise" brand chicken from Publix safely. Just don't use Walmart or Aldi or some other discount store chicken.

[@Madelena714]

Thank you for sharing this video. My cat got a lump recently. I don't know if it's from the cat food I've been feeding him or the greenie cat treats. But I've decided to turn to the raw natural cat food diet. Why do you add so many things besides just the raw natural meat? If they just hunt back yard animals they eat the bird or lizard. We're not adding stuff.

[@travelingdruid1450]

Please oh please do not just feed the muscle meats. You are guaranteed vitamin and mineral deficiency if you do not include organ meats (and some ground raw bones) that contains vitamins and minerals. Lack of taurine guarantees heart problems. The vitamins via the links above in the show notes are the vitamins recommended by an actual veterinarian. Good luck!

[@caroldoya3564]

Hi again! I was talking with a breeder and she said that raw food the way you say might be dangerous (although brokes in little peaces). Is that true? How to solve that? I really want to feed my cat in raw meet...Thanks!

[@mitchieee2209]

ohhhhhhh down get it

[@dsegundo]

HOLY! I subscribe to your house youtube account and just saw this video because I was doing some research on bengals and was like this person looks familiar. Do you let the cat roam outdoors freely?

[@donyu84]

Thanks for the video , so helpful. Now I’m feeding raw kangaroo Frozen food for my 6 months old bengal cat , is it okay ? The brand name is big dog for cat

[@michelrail]

When you prepare your ground chicken, do you put the bones through the grinder also?

[@travelingdruid1450]

Yes, but ONLY in the amounts listed by Lisa Pierson, DVM. Go to catinfo.org/making-cat-food/#Making%20Cat%20Food%20-%20Quick%20Summary and scroll down until you find “I use the following ingredients - in amounts listed - per...” This is where the recipe begins. NOTE: DO NOT USE synthetic vitamin E, only the natural vitamin E (link provided in the video comments section above). Use only the products listed above without any added ingredients. Make sure your grinder screen is a SMALL grinder screen, or the bones pieces may be too large.

[@josedominicrafanan1034]

I'll do this for my Marbled Bengal Freedom. ❤

[@Glad.Tidings.To.The.Strangers.]

What about feeding them frozen mice? You can buy packs of them at a lot of reptile stores. I would think it would also be a more natural diet since the majority of what cats catch in the wild would probably be small rodents, reptiles, or birds. They would also be getting the organs, bones, and meat with every meal so you don’t have to worry about proportions. Have you looked into this option? I would guess it’s probably more expensive to go this route though.

[@Shelbsalexis]

"They eat a lot! ..like twice a day" yeah right my 2 bengals have food in their dish 24/7. And they are healthy as ever.

[@travelingdruid1450]

All cats are different. Many cats will over eat if they have dry or canned food 24/7. She was giving a personal example as a guide, not as written rule.

[@genaw.9259]

Thank you for this great video! I have a question. My Bengal Kitten was born on the 17 march..so i must wait till June 19 till she can come home to me. At what age could i start a raw diet? Is it safe for a kitten or should i wait till she is older? Thanks for any advice!

[@jonathanjensen189]

Well, it might take a few judgment calls. You see, in the wild, the mother bengals will feed them cooked jerboas until they're old enough (about 18 months) to eat raw ones. Usually after 3 or 4 months, they begin to add small increments of raw jerboa in until their systems are fully accustomed to it. Jerboas may be hard to find where you live, so just use your judgment: mice would be all right as a replacement, but I would steer clear of guinea pigs.

[@VickiBee]

My kitty's vet insisted that we DON'T feed her wet food bc of a tooth problem that costed over $250 to have fixed. She ate mostly dry food her whole life and she was a happy kitty (on her own terms of course.) She WASN'T a Bengal though; she didn't have THAT much energy. My friend has a Bengal kitty and he acts like the Energizer kitty sometimes. It makes my friend laugh to see his kitty zooming up and down all over the place.

[@maryamsiti2785]

i get wild bengal cat, could you help me how to make it friendly?? cause this cat are scared and...well yeah wild..sometimes it bite person i find it difficult to make it friendly ,do you know any triks? pleaseee give me some information

[@olivianichole288]

Love this idea and awesome video. I just have some concerns or fears....my kitty recently died of some random issue of anemia. Know one understood why she suddenly died of anemia with no real explanation from the vet. We got her a blood transfusion and she just couldn't produce red blood cells. I was so heart broken and the vets had no answers. I strongly believe that it is possible that it was the food I was giving her. Idk why but I believe maybe the dry kibble was why her body shut down:/ I just didnt know...but I am ready to change my other cat's diet and get them off this fake food. I just heard there are harmful dye and hormones in the meats to make it a red color. Will that harm my cat? And should I get farm raised meat since the live stock from factories is fed corn and pumped with hormones?

[@Su-jk5ve]

What type of exotic vet do you take your bengal cats? I'm having trouble finding exotic vets that are used to dealing with bengal cats

[@damiarassam7956]

you can wipe and should swab cats teeth daily with qtips or cotton tips, dry, they will play with them too (the clean one).

[@rawmark]

Excellent video. All of my carnivorous animals eat raw. :)

[@rowanthomas9181]

I do buy a very high quality kibble but I do want to switch to a raw diet. Now their are a lot of commercial raw meat brands such as carnibest...but I tried that and they are not that drawn to it and not really eating it. Do you have any advice feeding raw? What kind of raw meat do your feed your cats and where do you get it? I have to normal European shorthairs btw.

[@travelingdruid1450]

Please do not feed cats raw chicken from Walmart or Aldi or any chicken that has water “solution” or brine “solution” or tons of sodium added. If you look at the nutrition facts and it says 400mg of sodium per serving, put the chicken down and go elsewhere. I have used "Greenwise" brand chicken from Publix safely. Just don't use Walmart or Aldi or some other discount store chicken.

[@susieskor8670]

I'm a guy who lives in Pennsylvania and I just got a Bengal kitty from a breeder and this video was very helpful.also,I would really love to totally keep this girl pregnant

[@chuckm9603]

We feed our Savannah Tau 7 yrs old and our Bengal Ari 5 yrs old , Blue buffalo wilderness, they get 1/3 of cup of kibble 3 times a day between both of them and 2 tbsp’s of wet food each twice a day and we put extra water on the wet food, never had urinary tract issue and they are a healthy weight and plenty active.

[@brittanyfrost9276]

I'm thinking of going with blue buffalo for now. My little bengal will be 6 months old

[@chuckm9603]

Brittany Frost it is great food, make the switch very slowly, since it is high protein.

[@brittanyfrost9276]

@@chuckm9603 blue buffalo is high protein?

[@chuckm9603]

Brittany Frost yes

[@brittanyfrost9276]

@@chuckm9603 how do you slowly make the switch?

[@juliemullins4564]

Hey I am planing on getting a kitten she will be 13-4weeks when I get her when should i move her to a raw food diet

[@byronwild1139]

would a raw diet help with danderf problems