Lilly (my female bengal) was born May 20th of last year. That makes her a year and four months give or take. I've been taking her to the vet regularly, feeding her blue buffalo since I graduated her from her kitten chow, and giving her regular Regilution treatments. I'm worried though that so she may be undersized because she's only 7 pounds! Any advice or feedback would be great.

Well, there's two different things, right? There's small and there is underweight. I think length would actually be a better measurement of "small" than weight. Either way though, 7lbs is a pretty light cat. It would be important to know whether she is the proper weight for her size though. Keep in mind that on average, female bengals do seem to be a lot smaller than males. Can you post some pictures? Including one from about her looking down?

I think at last weigh in my two bengals were about 9lbs at 3 years old. They have been around that weight since about 1 year I believe. Gaga is a short, burly, stocky, muscular 9lbs, and Serafina is a long, lean, athletic 9lbs. Kind of like a body builder and a distance runner, hehe

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7lbs ie 3 kgs for a female is on the small size but not unheard of.
Bengals are not necessarily big cats, that is a myth. Females are often small.
The ALC is not a big wild cat (leopard cats in the tropics weigh 0.55 to 3.8 kg (1.2 to 8.4 lb).
The extra weight of some Bengals is due to selection by some breeders and also because the Maine Coon was used in some pedigrees to increase the size; but not all Bengals are big.
Big is not necessarily beautiful in Bengal terms. Athletic yes, muscled yes, but big no.
Many huge weights claimed for Bengals are actually just overweight cats.

It is all about the condition of the cat and not about weight per se.
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