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Looking for an organic kitten/cat foodHi, I will be collecting my 9 week old kittens in a couple of weeks time. At the moment they are fed James Wellbeloved. For my personal ethical reasons I want to feed an organic, or at least free range, cat food. But I don't want to compromise my cats health. What cat foods can you recommend that will meet these needs. Many thanks Olivia
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I noticed Sainsbury's had some in little foil trays, I got some for Mau Mau and she loves it - I normally use Hills Dry and Hi-Life wet x |
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Burns do dried food http://www.burns-pet-nutrition.co.uk/ A duck'n'rice kitten plus chicken or fish'n'rice adult food. They are always happy to send samples, or answer nutrition questions. I would think it would be easy to change your crew from JWB to Burns. If you want wet there is NatureDiet. Sorry, i don't have a link. I would like to fed raw when mine are bigger. There are threads here on that if you do a search |
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Mine were terrible eaters until I tried Burns. Now they are great eaters!!! So I recommend Burns to anyone who wants to know!! |
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I tried Cassie on Sainsbury's organic trays recently when she was off her normal food....and she loved it  |
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