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Dry Food adviceWhat is the best age to transfer kittens onto adult food? I have heard some differing advice from 6 months onwards or some will say wait until they are at least 12 months?
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No experience with this; when I got Misty at 5 months, I wasn't aware that she should have been on kitten food; she ate my adult's food and lived to 19 1/2. I knew better when I got Dandy years later: but he preferred and ate the adults food and they both loved his kitten food, so I just gave up and let him eat what he wanted. I know it's important as kittens have different requirements, but it didn't seem to hurt my two any. |
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Thats good news then as ive found a sensitive dry food that agrees with Tim except its for adults, this firm dont do sensitive for kittens  they will still get their wet kitten food |
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Any fosters I have had, have always prefered adult food...they would leave the kitten biscuits and pinch the big boys food! |
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Yes, I still have uneaten kitten food in the cupboard ..... Pip much preferred adult food but the kitten variety is meant to have a higher protein level ........ but as we know really it's down to what your cat likes and will eat! |
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I only fed mine kitten food from a few weeks even Tiger's kittens wouldn't really bother with it they wanted Tiger's food. |
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