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Originally Posted by Trevor Dasilva

4 month old Maine Coon, what dry food?

Hello! I recently got my new Maine Coon home and I am wondering what dry food to put her on as she is on royal canin right now. She has only been on dry food and I will get her on wet food as well eventually, but I'm just stuck between Instinct Original Kitten Grain-Free Recipe Dry Cat Food and Open...

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Originally Posted by Phylicia Klezmer

Can you Feed both dry and wet cat food for a 3 month old Maine Coon kitten?

Hi! I have a 3 month old Maine Coon kitten coming in a few weeks. New cat mom here! My thought process was to eventually get him on a dry food free feed with a wet lunch/dinner for hydration. Does anyone do this? I'm a first responder so my schedule can sometimes change unexpectedly which is why I...

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Originally Posted by Avishay Greenberg

What to Feed a Maine Coon Kitten?

Hi, Next week I’m adding two male Maine Coon kittens (4 months old) to my family. I tried to find out which foods are best for them and got confused. It looks like every expert/ breeder has his own opinion for the best food and feeding plan. Some say that I should feed only dry food, other say th...

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Dr. Aisling O'Keeffe MVB CertSAM ISFMAdvCertFB MRCVS

Originally Posted by Angus Wong

Resident kitten curious, but low-tone growls at new kitten

Hi all, I hope y'all can provide some guidance and tips for my two kittens to introduce to be one another. Resident Kitten's backstory: He could be consider as a rescue, and his name is Somnus. I named him Somnus because he sleeps so much. Here's a bit of a background on him. His foster was wha...

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Dr. Aisling O'Keeffe MVB CertSAM ISFMAdvCertFB MRCVS

Originally Posted by Nic and Ev

Poultry and Pea Free Kitten Food

I'm in search of a Poultry and Pea free kitten food but seem to be having a lot of trouble finding a decent brand that does not contain extra fillers that is specifically for kittens. I have come across ones that are tuna but am unsure if that would be OK to only feed them this. At this point I'm OK...

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