Not sure if this comes under nutrition or behaviour
As I recently posted that my bengal now will only eat day old chicks this has been fine. But last few days she has been like an addict - meows for them all the time, if she can get to where they are she will steal one and get angry if you try to intervene (although I do!). She has a frenzy about these chicks - BUT - the other day I heard what sounded like a baby crying and it was my bengal bringing up (vomiting) a whole chick. I think I have been over doing it with the chicks as she could eat 6 a day if we let her, probably more
I have now limited her to 2 in the morning and 2 at night although after I gave her one this morning she brought that up - I then decided NO MORE today!! She has "accepted" some wet pouch cat food.
I have recently wormed her (2 weeks ago). Does not appear unwell.
She is very vocal and is becoming a nuisance in the kitchen trying to jump all over the place to get to the chicks.
The batch of chicks are fine as they are the same ones my OH feeds his BOP.
Any advice ????

I'm afraid I have no experience of feeding chicks but it sounds as if she's just wolfing them down and not bothering to chew them. It's probably her wild instincts coming out. Mine are sometimes sick if they eat too quickly and it comes up barely chewed.

I'm not sure how you can lessen the frenzy unless you introduce some other foods and keep the chicks as an occasional food (I'm not sure chicks on their own are sufficiently balanced anyway to be honest). I give mine raw minced meats (Yeomans) with Bozita processed food which has the taurine etc that they need. They behave quite differently with the raw food - growling over it and pulling onto the floor - whereas with the processed food they eat it quite calmly.

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Thank you that sounds good advice. I believe the chicks should be nutritious if eaten whole and kept down which she has not been.
I think you are absolutely right - she is wolfing them down and not chewing properly.
Also she also behaves in a different way when she has them. I am giving her "normal" wet cat food today and leaving off the chicks and hopefully she will accept them as a treat and the "frenzy" will end.

Good luck - let us know how you get on.

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Another thing to try would be giving her smaller meals more frequently, like half a chick throughout the day if somebody's around to do the feeding. It'll ensure half's digested before the other half gets wolfed.