QUOTE(croomaniac @ Sep 29 2009, 09:11 AM)
Guys, I've just adopted a kitten (am guessing she is at least 4 weeks old) and was thinking what is the best food for kitten that have no mom.. her momma left her right after birth
She was called Garfield, but i changed it to Gaga.. hehe
She is a DLH with tail only 3/4 of normal cats..
I tried several ways:-
[1] I bought Friskies - Tuna in gel, & the kitten biscuits.
[2] I bought Whiskas - Ocean Fish (the RM1.20) packets.
[3] I bought Blackwood for kitten (last night).
[4] I took my sister's kitten milk formula (for the milk replacement)
(to date, the kitten is only 3 days with me)
So i was thinking what is the best method to feed Gaga.. She seems do not liking biscuits much, maybe because it is hard for her to chew? Is mixing up (BW/Friskies + milk) is a better way to do it? Last night the seller (Ikano pet shop) was suggesting Royal Canin - for kitten to feed Gaga.. is that better?
She seems to prefer Friskies Tuna in gel on top of others.. but the kitten biscuits from Friskies is not in her liking.. hrmm.. can someone enlighten me on whats best? Oh.. am missing her at home!~
Thanks!
If that kitten is 4 weeks old... she can eat already.I tried several ways:-
[1] I bought Friskies - Tuna in gel, & the kitten biscuits.
[2] I bought Whiskas - Ocean Fish (the RM1.20) packets.
[3] I bought Blackwood for kitten (last night).
[4] I took my sister's kitten milk formula (for the milk replacement)
(to date, the kitten is only 3 days with me)
So i was thinking what is the best method to feed Gaga.. She seems do not liking biscuits much, maybe because it is hard for her to chew? Is mixing up (BW/Friskies + milk) is a better way to do it? Last night the seller (Ikano pet shop) was suggesting Royal Canin - for kitten to feed Gaga.. is that better?
She seems to prefer Friskies Tuna in gel on top of others.. but the kitten biscuits from Friskies is not in her liking.. hrmm.. can someone enlighten me on whats best? Oh.. am missing her at home!~
Thanks!
yes Royal Canin Babycat is good for small kitten due to the small size of the kibbles and the nutritions. but i know Royal Canin babycat is so expensive. or you can the royal canin kitten slightly bigger than babycat size.
You can also feed both dry food and wet food at the same time. growing kitten need more food and nutrition. but don't teach her to eat wet food all the time. else she grow up to be WET FOOD SEEKER.
Friskies, whiskas, smartheart dry food is a low grade food. which means the contain is more towards grains,rice,wheat,etc rather than meat product. all low grade food can be found at normal kedai runcit and supermarket. (CHEAP)
Royal canin, Iams, Science Plan, blackwood, etc... can be found at petshop only. this is all premium food. mixture of both grains product and meat product. different from low grade food, premium food has more meat product than grains.
Orijen, Innova evo, etc... hard to find.. only at certain shop... is a SUPER premium food. which mean, 100% meat product. NO GRAINS like low and premium food.
Since you have 1 kitten, i advice you to feed her Royal Canin Baby cat or Royal Canin Kitten for few months...maybe until 4 months old. I know its expensive for few kilograms, but the good side is you only feed 1 kitten right. it will last longer.
After 4 months, then you decide what's the best... if u want reasonable price but not bad quality, you can go for Science Plan and Iams. if you have more budget, go for Royal Canin... but if money is not a problem for you... go for Orijen
remember, don't make a cat turning into hole in your wallet. there is always ways to make a happy family with reasonable budget
This post has been edited by elfreakz: Sep 29 2009, 03:50 PM
Sep 29 2009, 03:46 PM
Quote
0.0313sec
0.72
6 queries
GZIP Disabled