Hi, people. This is my first time posting here. This is my first time adopting a cat.

I have a domestic short hair female kitten, about 5 month old. She is actually a stray kitten, was so thin when she first came to my house. Now her weight is around 1.9kg. She would be receiving her 3rd vaccination early next month. She lives outdoor, i made her a house. My concern is that she is prone to get flu and fever, moreover given the fact she did not get her mother’s breastmilk, thus her immune might be low. This is her second time to have that within 3 months. I am quite worried as her appetite would reduced drastically, she would appeared lethargy, not active and became so thin whenever she got sick. Right now im feeding her with blackwood kitten dry with occasional cindy’s original or fussie cat premium wet once in two or three days.

Any suggestion on how to improve her immune system or maybe there is a better food for her?

Hi guys, I often give my cat cindy’s wet food from time to time. But im wondering, for cindy’s what are the differences between original / delicious / favorite? That small differences in the ingredient are significant? Honest question.

Hmm.. it seems that protein/carb content between delicious and original are not differ so much. Yet their pricing are. And the original with goat’s milk, the protein content is much lower than the others. Thank you for the chart. Here i am thinking the different might be just the flavor, need to check each properly before buying it.

Yeah that why i asked, more over my cat has been neutered. In term of flavor, i had tried given the fussie cat super premium (gold label), it smells so nice and my cat loved it so much! But it is way more expensive than usual fussie cat black label.

I went to a pet shop and have a look between those small cans (80g) and larger cans (400gm). I checked both Fussie cats and Cindy's that were available in the store. From what i observed, small cans tend to have higher protein (up to 15%), lower fat content but larger cans have lower protein (highest i saw is 12%) and higher fat content.

I bought 1 Fussie cat 400g can to try. For me it doesn't look and smell as good as those 80g cans, but better than Whiskas / Friskies wet food. Anyhow my cat just happily eating it

I'm giving my cat Brit dry. From the kitten one to the sterilised one recently. Last time she used to eat Blackwood, but quickly get bored with it.

This post has been edited by hyperx: Jun 3 2020, 12:49 AM