Please help my 5 month old bengal wont stop chewing she has already chewed through numerious phone chargers. How can i stop her chewing wires?

Mine also like wires but I've managed to distract them (most of the time anyway) by providing cardboard boxes which they love and chew to bits!

I think there's another thread somewhere about this too where some people recommend dog chews or teething rings.

where can i get teething rings from? i went to pets at home and they dont sell them

I think the idea was ordinary baby teething rings believe it or not. Have a look at the comments on this thread.

http://www.bengalcatforums.com/forums/v ... php?t=2091

As a general rule, I find that my Bengals don't go for anything you provide for them (beds, toys etc) - they much prefer illicit activity so I casually leave a cardboard box down and they think they're not meant to be in it so instantly climb inside and start chewing!

Thanks for the advice hope it helps otherwise i can imagine her blowing the house up 1 day lol

If it's any consolation, they do start to grow out of it eventually. Mine are now 9 months old and they chew far less than they did when I first got them.

Bitter apple spray has worked wonders for us...
He won't go any where near power cords, telephone cables.

I will have to try the teething rings... I bought dog chews for mine, but they just carry them around and play with them instead of actually chewing on them. Mikesch is the worst. Luckily he hasn't started chewing through cables yet, but anything else that's remotely stringy seems fair game to him. I have lost count of all the times I found e.g. shoe strings, rug fringes or other stringy items in his poop. I had to put all toys with strings away, and when I bring in new toys with e.g. ribbons or anything like that, I have to cut off anything he might chew off before giving it to them. It's not so much the chewing that worries me with these things, but once he chews it off he swallows it! I'm worried one day he might chew off more than his digestive system can handle.