Some online critics argue that Bengal cats are too wild to be house pets and are picky eaters. However, as someone with extensive experience with Bengals, I can confidently say that their behavior is heavily influenced by how they are raised. Bengals brought up indoors adapt well to home life, whether indoors or outdoors. Their flexible nature makes them great pets, even for small apartments, as long as they have climbing structures or a cat wheel.
In terms of diet, Bengals aren’t as fussy as some claim. They thrive on good quality dry food, with wet food as an occasional treat. They also enjoy cat treats or makeshift treats like turkey and chicken. Bengals make excellent companions for those who enjoy interactive play and meet their needs.
Do Bengals Cuddle?
For those wondering if Bengals are too hyper to cuddle, the answer is no. While they are more active than many other cat breeds, this doesn’t mean they are wild or destructive. Bengals love to cuddle and sleep on or next to their owners. They often choose cozy spots between your arm and body, on your lap, or even at your feet.
Bengals have unique personalities and thrive on attention, but they aren’t destructive without reason. Lack of stimulation can lead to behavioral issues, so providing them with toys, cat trees, scratching posts, and other forms of entertainment is crucial. Bengals are entertaining, affectionate companions who need various activities to stay happy and healthy. With proper stimulation, they are well-behaved and active house cats.
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