GATO BENGALÍ O DE BENGALA - CARACTERÍSTICAS Y CARÁCTER

The Bengal cat is a hybrid that was born from the cross between a domestic cat and a leopard cat. That is an Asian feline that is still found in the wild. For this reason, many people still wonder today if the Bengal cat is a wild feline. Do you want to know everything about the Bengal cat? Find out below on Animal Expert. The term Bengal cat comes from the name of its wild relative, also sometimes called the Bengal cat. Breeding of this feline has been carried out since 1963 in the United States of America with the help of human intervention. The Bengal cat has a strong and robust build, thus making way for a large cat. In the case of males, it is usually more pronounced since they reach 8 or 9 kg, while females usually weigh around 3.5 kilogram. The coat is short, soft and thick. The only coat pattern that the Bengal cat follows is the breed's own tabby. Although this can change shades and shows a small variety that includes ivory, cream, yellow, gold and orange. The Bengal cat stands out for its well known hyperactivity and curiosity. It is an insatiable cat that likes to play and be surrounded by people who dedicate attention to it. In general, we are talking about a breed that is affectionate and close to those it lives, with, whom it will follow throughout the home, especially children. It is a cat that will also get along well with other pets in the house, such as other cats, dogs and even kittens. Likewise, we must remember that each individual is unique and that their personality is mainly shaped by genetics, by the experiences they have had and by the process during their socialization stage. For this reason, if you have a Bengal kitten, do not hesitate to inform yourself adequately about this stage and everything they need to experience. The care that a Bengal cat should receive is quite simple. We must pay special attention to brushing the cat, especially during the molting period, to ensure that we remove all dirt and dead hair, which can cause intestinal obstruction if ingested. As they tend to form hairballs in cats, using cat malt or adding a small teaspoon of olive oil to their food are ways to prevent this. On the other hand, remember that not all cats should be bathed as they clean themselves. To ensure that the cat sharpens its nails properly without using our furniture, we will provide it with several scratching posts to find out which one it likes the most. We will also dedicate at least half an hour a day to play and offer it several toys, especially those that are stimulating or intelligence building. The Bengal cat's diet will directly influence a healthy coat and a positive state of health. For this reason, it is so important to look for high quality food that can meet its nutritional needs. You can supplement its diet with pates and wet food as well as preparing homemade recipes for cats from time to time. You can find many ideas on our channel to ensure the good health of our Bengal cat, we will strictly follow the cat's vaccination schedule even if it does not have access to the outdoors. Remember that we ourselves can carry viruses and bacteria through our shoes or clothes. We will also follow the deworming schedule using the best products for deworming cats. Don't forget to visit your veterinarian every six to 12 months for a general checkup to help ensure your feline is in good health and to alert you to any pathologies that may have gone unnoticed. The most common diseases in Bengal cats are patellar luxation, cerebral histoplasia, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, allergies and progressive retinal atrophy. Finally, it is worth noting that the life expectancy of the Bengal cat is between 13 and 16 years. What did you think of this breed? Do you know any interesting facts or details about it? Leave us your comments and don't forget to like and subscribe if you enjoyed this video. Until next time, experts.