How to raise Bengal leopard cats:

1. Exercise. Bengal cats like to exercise, and some cat climbing frames should be added to the breeding area as a place for exercise to maintain the muscular sense and perfect jumping ability of Bengal cats.

2. Nutrition. Leopard cats consume a lot of nutrients during the growth period, and their caloric intake must be sufficient. They can be fed high-fat cat food to replenish their energy consumption in time.

3. Diet. Raw fish, raw meat and seafood cannot be fed directly to Bengal cats. Raw meat contains a large number of parasites, and seafood contains a large amount of purine, which is difficult for cats to digest and may cause vomiting and diarrhea.

4. Walk the cat. Ocelots are of wild origin, and they must be given freedom when raising them. However, when taking them outdoors for exercise, it is best to tie them on a rope to prevent the ocelots from escaping. In addition, beautiful cats can easily be coveted and stolen.

5. Hair care. The hair of Bengal cats is very short. With a reasonable and balanced diet and regular cleaning, its hair will become smooth and soft.

6. Deworming. It is generally recommended to deworm the body once every three months internally and once a month externally.

7. Vaccine. The best time to inject leopard cats with triple cat vaccine is after weaning at 2 months of age, with the first injection at the 8th week, the second injection at the 12th week, and the third injection at the 16th week. After the ocelot reaches adulthood, another injection of Cat Sanlian is given every other year.