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New kitten, food

Shivi111 · 2015-10-10 10:43:46

Second new kitten question! She absolutely refuses to eat kitten food and wants the adult cat food. We feed royal canin kibble and cosma nature wet food for dinner, will she do okay on this? I've been monitoring her weight and she's on track gaining as she should and has plenty of energy, is she missing anything eating the…

10-10-2015 11:43am

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Second new kitten question! She absolutely refuses to eat kitten food and wants the adult cat food. We feed royal canin kibble and cosma nature wet food for dinner, will she do okay on this? I've been monitoring her weight and she's on track gaining as she should and has plenty of energy, is she missing anything eating the adult food? Should I be supplementing her diet with something additional?

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It's fine; kitten food tend to have more fat but in terms of what's in it is the same stuff as adult food basically (and we always get that problem when we have kittens; our kittens go for the adult food and our adult cats go for the kitten stuff!).

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