Hi There
This is my first Bengal having had 2 Dobermans I know what high maintenance animals are like so it doesn't bother me none.
My kitty is 5 months old 2 weeks shy of her 6 months old birthday and my problem is teething so I think.
I've checked her mouth and sure enough she is loosing her teeth. Here's my issue since last Thursday 3 days total it looks like
she is sleeping more mewooing more and she doesn't seem to know what she wants, she's restless at times. Every time I'm about to give her canned
food to make it easier on her gum and teeth, I turn around and she's in her kibbles and she does eat a lot of them and I'm pleased
she's off that garbage food I started her on. I figured that it must gently rub her gums and makes it feel good and she eats those
kibbles by the ton. I'm worried though about her attitude on that Thursday the hubby and I played with her like crazy at night
she would just walked and laid down she was sooooo tired. I'm wondering if she's still recuperating from Thursday or teething is making
her a bit more miserable or side effects of Thuya remedy that the vet gave her for her rabbies vaccine side effects? My vet is big
on remedies instead of chemical (pills) and I'm all for it but the remedies stay in the system for a long time. I used to give my last
dobie remedies also and it worked magic. If you can stay away from pills and go green with remedies I highly recommend it
but you also need a vet leaning towards homeopathy treatment.
Having lost my last dobie to cardiomyopathy and Honey as a heart murmur pissed me off at first but now I'm sooooooooo worried
I could relive July 2017 experience and seeing my dobie crock in front of me

I'm having a lot of trouble understanding this post. I've re-read it 3 or 4 times and have finally given up on understanding it. You refer to events that you don't actually explain like "being off the garbage food" and something of importance happening on Thursday that you think is related to symptoms and behavior changes that you are seeing now. I'd love to try to help, perhaps you could take a deep breath, start from the beginning, chronologically, and tell us what is going on.

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I recommend you take your bengal to the vet. Kittens lose their teeth to be replaced with adult teeth, but honestly, only your vet would be able to tell you for sure. There could be something else going on as well, ska thorough exam, in my opinion, seems in order.