Key points for raising Bengal leopard cats:

1. Diet. Bengal leopard cats are carnivores and their food intake is much larger than that of ordinary domestic cats. In addition to cat food, they must also be fed appropriate amounts of meat to ensure the leopard cat's nutritional balance.

2. Toys. Bengal cats are very wild. If you want to avoid harming things at home, buy more cat toys to play with them.

3. Training. Bengal cats are highly obedient. After training, they can make the actions you want like puppies, such as standing up or sitting down.

4. Walk the cat. Leopard cats can be walked, but walking cats is not recommended. The main reason is that they can easily get lost. When you must take your cat out, please use a flight box or a cat bag of absolute high quality.

5. Cleaning. The body odor of Bengal leopard cats is stronger than that of ordinary domestic cats. The excrement of carnivorous cats has a stronger smell. Owners need to prepare cat litter and a clean environment to provide leopard cats with excretion, and clean the cat litter frequently to reduce the harm of diseases.

6. Hair care. The Bengal cat's hair is very short and does not require the owner to spend too much time taking care of it. With a reasonable and balanced diet and regular cleaning, its hair will become smooth and soft.

7. Deworming. It is recommended to deworm the body once every 3 months internally and once a month externally.