i find whiskers tends to be too rich for a lot of cats, not only bengals. also the meat content is very low.
have a look in your supermarket/pet shop at the labels & go for something with a higher meat content & higher protein.

Of the above, Hi-Life is available in supermarkets.
I choose to buy on-line. I have a 3yr old moggie who can eat anything (although we feed em both the same) my 2yr old bengal has a very sensitive tummy and has suffered from wind a lot until we got her onto Bozita wet (approx 50g in the morning which is about half a pouch) and a mix of Royal canin Indoor 27 dry and James Wellbeloved turkey and rice dry. She has settled really well on that. No more wind!!!
Our 7mth old kitten is also on Bozita wet in the morning and James wellbeloved kitten dry.
I have completely cut out treats and currently giving them chunks of raw meat instead.
Sounds complicated but it isn't really, eventually they will all be on the same things, hope it helps.

Can you let me know if Bozita cat food is available for kittens? We are at the moment feeding him felix (are 4 month bundle of joy) as he will eat this but as many have said we are having problems with loose stools.

Sue (manic cats) told me that Bozita is for kittens and adults. It is high protein low carbohydrate which suits both.

This maybe helpful....
Bozita meaty chunks in jelly is available in eight delicious, traditional Swedish dishes. A complete cat food for all stages of your cat's life - from kitten to adult.
Bozita products are made from quality Swedish meats, fish, shellfish and eggs. They are free of soy, grain and preservatives, and lean on fat - only 4%. Due to their high meat content, Bozita cat foods have a well-balanced profile of amino acids. Bozita meals are naturally rich in vitamins A, B and D, and also enriched with taurine. Vitamin A and taurine are essential for your cat's vision. Bozita dishes contain perfectly balanced Omega-3 fatty acids to promote a shiny and soft coat, and Vitamins C and E are added for their positive effects on the immune system, and for their natural antioxidant properties.

http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/cann ... omposition

I though Bozita was more expensive but when I looked they sell it in bigger packs. Compared to say Wiskas Choice it works out cheaper when you compare cost per kg (and thats before you compare the nutritional benefits).

Quick query - is it Ok in the fridge for a day or two? I looked at the pack but it was all in Swedish

The website recommends 100g per kg of cat. So if I assume as a kitten (Obi is currently 1.22kg Sue tells me) I give 1/3 pack a day (370g in a pack) and some dry (James Welbeloved) during day for snacking. I'm guessing a pack will last 3 days Ok in the fridge (probably in a tupperwear so it doesnt make the fridge smell meaty)?

I used to get very confused with feeding Indy. Was I feeding too much too little, had the mix of dry and wet right? I'm a worrier by nature though - lol.

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