CAT FOOD
KITTEN DRY FOOD
This section presents our recommendation of kitten food brands that we feed our kittens with. We feed our kittens the dry food brand as shown below and recommend continuing to do so until they reach 1 year of age, unless otherwise directed from your veterinarian. From time to time we swap and change the kitten dry food brand so that our kitty can get use to the different kibble.
KITTEN WET FOOD
Shown below are our recommendation of wet kitten food brands that we feed our kittens with. From time to time, we swap and change the kitten dry food brand so that our kitty can get use to the different wet food. The wet food can come in a variation of pouch, can, or tray.
ADULT CAT DRY FOOD
Below are the dry cat food brands we feed to our cats. From time to time, we mix the kibbles to make sure our cats gets the best nutritions needed.
ADULT CAT WET FOOD
Below are the wet cat food brands we feed to our cats. Depending on our cat, we feed the wet food either once or twice a day, or sometimes two days once. There are many variations of wet food available to spoil our cats, but listed below are our cat’s favourite choices of wet foods. (Sometimes we feed brands that not listed here).
KITTEN RAW FOOD
Below are the kitten raw meat foods we feed to our kittens. We choose this brand ‘purrform’ because it is UK based and freshly delivered.
ADULT CAT RAW FOOD
Below are the adult raw meat cat foods we feed to our cats. We choose this brand ‘purrform’ because it is UK based and freshly delivered.
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CHANGES TO CAT/KITTEN FOOD DIET
Dry and wet cat food each have their benefits. You can adjust based on your observation of the cat/kitten. As long as the cat food you choose completes their nutritional intake, either option will provide all the essential nutrients they need. Sometimes we provide a mixed feeding which is the combination of dry and wet food diet.
Try to make the dietary changes gradually. If there is a sudden change to the diet, it can cause the tummy upsets to the cat/kitten. So, if you are either changing to a different recipe or changing to a new food, do so gradually.