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Bengal Cat Food

  • Arden Grange Adult Dry Cat Food - Fresh Chicken & Potato

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    This complete highly palatable diet is great for adult cats. Its generous amounts of fresh chicken and chicken meat meal make the kibble irresistib...

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  • Arden Grange Kitten Dry Food - Fresh Chicken & Potato

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    This grain free complete diet is perfect for weaning kittens up until 12 months. The calorie dense kibble provides all nutrients growing kittens ne...

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Bengal cats aren't the healthiest of breeds and require extra time and effort to their diet. The breed is known to suffer from cardiovascular diseases, retinal atrophy, hip and joint problems, and PK deficiency. Bengal cats need high-quality diets that are balanced, nutritious, and wholesome. They cannot thrive on food that is imbalanced or one that has too many carbohydrates and/or artificial fillers. The more attention is paid to this cat's diet, the longer and healthier it will live. Here’s a deeper insight into what must go into Bengal cat food to ensure your kitty lives a long, happy, and healthy life - 

Protein

Cats are carnivores who eat more protein compared to other animals of their size. Dietary protein helps with the development of muscle, maintenance of skin health, optimum synthesis of enzymes, proper hormone regulation, cell regeneration, antibody production, and growth of tendons, ligaments, and cartilage. Protein is also used as a secondary source of energy in cats. Cats need animal protein simply because they need specific nutrition from meat. A cat's digestive tract breaks down protein into amino acids and then reassembles those amino acids into the specific type of protein required by the cat at any particular time - fascinating, right? Cats need the following amino acids (that are best found in animal tissue instead of plant protein) - Arginine, Histidine, Isoleucine, Lysine, Leucine, Methionine, Phenylalanine, Threonine, Taurine, Tryptophan, and Valine. According to the AAFCO, adult cats need a minimum of 26% of crude protein. Kittens, nursing cats, and lactating cats need around 30%, whilst senior cats need around 28%.

Fat

Healthy fats are often in the form of oils - fish oil, cod liver oil, olive oil, coconut oil, sunflower oil, and more. They help with cushioning organs, improving brain function, maintaining healthy skin and coat, decreasing allergies, and improving digestion. Fatty acids are found in ingredients such as fish, chicken, liver, pork, mutton, beef and so on. According to the AAFCO, cats require a minimum of 9% of fat (dry matter basis).

Carbohydrates

Oftentimes, a cat's diet is loaded with carbohydrates to make up for the lack of animal protein, when in reality, they require less than 10% of carbohydrates in their diet. Cats have evolved to derive their energy from protein and fats, leaving very little requirement of the same from carbohydrates. In fact, some cats are allergic to certain types of carbohydrates. Before attempting to feed your cat carbs, it is best to check with a veterinarian to see whether it would suit your cat's digestive system or cause an adverse reaction.

Vitamins & Minerals

Essential vitamins and minerals for your kitty are found in vegetables, fruits, and seeds. Calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium, zinc, and iron are essential minerals, likewise, vitamins A, B, C, D, E, and K are essential vitamins - all of which are found in nutritious, balanced, and wholesome cat food. Vitamins and minerals are necessary for proper hormone function, strengthening of joints, maintaining skin health, and boosting the immune system.

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