Hi guys.
Another raw feeding post ! forgive me for it, I've searched right through this forum with mixed answers on what to feed and how much to feed them.

Trident is 7, almost 8 months old now, & he has been ours for 7-8 weeks.
Apart from our earlier struggles with him being anxious and having troubles using the bathroom due to stress (from flying) he is pretty much in perfect health from what i can assume. weight wise around 3.2kgs (vet said good weight)?.
Anyway back to topic, raw feeding seems to be popular among bengal owners here & Trident was fed raw (with dry for snack)at his breeders home but i have lost them email and don't seem to remember what she was giving him and her other bengals (slack of me yes). We have tried a few different food options since owning him, Applaws, Whiskas (BAD YES but he ate it and had good poop) cooked chicken, to name a few. currently we have done a batch of raw chicken with red meat 1 egg with crushed shells sardines with oil and a small amount of liver. He eats it all up and stools seem to to firming up but gosh they STINK at the moment!!!! eeeek.

What do you guys recommend i do? see how this goes then add / mix different things together?
Do is there a solid plan raw recipe i can follow.
What meats are better to give?
Please note i do not have a grinder at the moment as we are saving to buy some.

Hope the attachment works below and you can see our baby with his bestie our housemates kitty Piff.

I too would like some advice about raw diet. The breeder i got Luca ftom (my 4 month old bengal) was being fed felix kitten sheeps heart and raw mince. He seems to like the sheeps hear but recently he has just been having felix. My vet has told me that cat food is suffucient for him along with dried cat food. His poo is sloppy and smells sooo bad. The vet has suggested mixing adult cat food to his kitten food. I am at a loss what to give him, raw or cat food. Its so confusing.

There's a sticky thread at the top of this part of the forum with a wealth of info in there.
I think people do whatever suits them and their cat/s best.
There really isn't a one size fits all method.

Have a read, it's very interesting.

Minced Wild Rabbit c/w offal and bone.
Email; theyloveitraw@yahoo.co.uk