How Much Should a Bengal Eat?
Typical adult weight: 8-15 lb. Adjust the weight below to match your cat.
Check the calories on your cat food's label and enter them above. Dry food is often about 350-550 kcal per cup; a small 3 oz can of wet food is often about 70-100 kcal.
A neutered adult Bengal weighing 8-15 lb needs roughly 220-350 calories a day. That is about 0.5-0.875 cups of a typical 400 kcal/cup dry food, or about 2.75-4.5 cans of 3 oz wet food at 80 kcal per can.
Breed note: Very active and athletic, so Bengals may need more food than a typical indoor cat. Use the Active setting if that matches your cat.
Feeding a Bengal kitten or adult
Most medium-sized cats reach adult size at around a year. Two measured meals a day works well for most adults, and checking weight and body condition every month or two helps catch changes early.
Bengal feeding FAQ
How much should a Bengal eat per day?
A neutered adult Bengal weighing 8-15 lb needs roughly 220-350 calories a day. That is about 0.5-0.875 cups of a typical 400 kcal/cup dry food, or about 2.75-4.5 cans of 3 oz wet food at 80 kcal per can. The exact amount depends on your cat's weight, age, activity and the calories in the food.
How much should an active Bengal eat?
An active Bengal may need about 290-470 calories a day. Check body condition regularly and adjust.
How much should a senior or low-activity Bengal eat?
A senior or low-activity Bengal may need about 180-290 calories a day. Some older cats lose weight and need more, so ask your vet if your cat is losing weight.