Bengal Weight Chart by Age
Track your Bengal kitten's growth against global breed standards.
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| Age | Male avg | Female avg |
|---|---|---|
| Birth | 110 g | 110 g |
| 1 Week | – | – |
| 4 Weeks | 455 g | 455 g |
| 8 Weeks | 1345 g | 1345 g |
| 12 Weeks | 2100 g | 2100 g |
How fast should a Bengal kitten grow?
Bengal kittens are very active and grow quickly. They can continue growing up to 2 years. Their muscle mass is breed-typically high, so they often appear heavier than expected despite a lean build.
When do Bengal cats stop growing?
Bengal cats typically grow for 24 months before reaching their full adult weight.
Red flags: When to worry
- Decline in normal activity or playfulness
- Weight stagnates for more than 3 days after week 4
- Distended belly despite normal feeding behaviour
- Stool consistently soft or bloody
Bengal weight: frequently asked questions
- How much should a newborn Bengal kitten weigh?
- A healthy newborn Bengal kitten typically weighs between 80 g and 140 g. Weigh every kitten on the same scale at the same time each day for the first two weeks — steady daily gain matters more than the absolute number.
- How much should an 8-week-old Bengal weigh?
- At 8 weeks most Bengal kittens weigh roughly 1100–1590 g. The interactive chart above plots the full healthy band so you can see exactly where one kitten falls.
- How much should a 12-week-old Bengal weigh?
- By 12 weeks a Bengal kitten is usually around 1500–2700 g, with males trending toward the upper end of the range and females toward the lower end.
- When does a Bengal stop growing?
- A Bengal reaches its full adult size at about 2 years (roughly 24 months). Most visible weight gain happens in the first 12 weeks, then growth continues more slowly toward the adult frame.
- How do I track my Bengal kitten's growth?
- Enter a current weight in the tool above to plot it against the breed curve. To follow every weigh-in over time, felineStudio is cattery software that charts each kitten's growth, flags slow gainers automatically and keeps the full health record per cat.