

The first aspect of nose size to consider is width. The outside edges of the nose should be in a straight line with the inside edges of the eyes to form two parallel lines. The nose should not narrow to form a triangle. Since the eyes on a Bengal should be set on the outside edges of the skull, when everything is placed correctly, this results in a very wide nose.
Next, notice the height of the noses of the wildcats in the collage above. In most cases the noses are as tall - if not slightly taller - than they are wide. These are some big noses. The height is often harder to get on an Bengal cat than the width, so look for height in the nose leather when selecting for noses.

The three key elements to look for in finding a Bengal with the correct nose size are the width, the height, and the puff of the nose leather. You want the width of the nose to align with the eye to form parallel lines, you want the height of the nose to equal or surpass the width, and you want the puff of the nose leather to make the nose stick out off the face of the cat.
Below is a collage of great Bengal noses which demonstrate that nice size is achievable on the Bengal cat.
