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jaswwp
post Nov 4 2020, 11:39 AM

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Hi sifus, Im fostering some kittens currently 4 weeks old and still nursing. Will put up for adoption after their vaccinations at 8 weeks. Want to ask recommendations for kitten kibble easy to find and moderately good, not high end. So that new owner easy to take over and also purchase the food. Currently they dont eat any kibble yet but just started tasting wet food.
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post Nov 4 2020, 12:26 PM

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QUOTE(basilisk @ Nov 4 2020, 12:06 PM)
short term - powercat, wiskas, misha... - got some flavouring aroma. easy to get frm supermarket.

prodiet- smell no good. (2years ago)

anything better than the above but not that expensive, are mostly not easy to get frm shop.

or you can check on shopee, got alot others like reflex la, molly la, greens la, so many.. 
but only can get frm certain pet shop/online.
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Thanks. I currently have Prodiet kitten, not sure if they are interested to eat, will try and see. The mum is eating that now + RC, we mix mix. Since I heard lactating mum can eat kitten kibble so I got Prodiet that time then later bought RC to mix in. Do you think RC is ok for cat approx age 5 to eat long term? I probably will keep the mum if she doesn't run away after the kittens find new homes. Just a stray cat breed but having a few health issues according to vet. Im trying my best to help her, she's in recovery from mange, respiratory infection and her BUN level from blood test is at the border (Vet says kidney not very good but still within the acceptable range, so should not feed too much wet food)
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post Nov 4 2020, 01:05 PM

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QUOTE(basilisk @ Nov 4 2020, 12:46 PM)
rc is very popular, alot of cats eating it worldwide.
they can make the food smell very attractive to cats.
if you can afford, of cos can con't to feed rc.
kidney issue, BUN high, vet will recomn less protein, hence the less 'can food'. U can choose the rc for °kidney' , renal type.
RC's speciality is in these, food with way less protein-renal.
Huge kibble type to clean teeth, etc etc.
All these, is not available frm other expensive brands.
Science Diet is another one, but sd is loosing out to rc in the cat department.

You can formulate your own, 'can food° add low carb cooked food etc.
my personal gripe is rc way too expensive..
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She's currently eating the hair and skin RC, but I bought the repacked one so its cheaper. Repack one still has very strong smell. Will run out soon even mixing with Pro diet because she really eats a lot, I guess because of nursing kittens. Maybe she doesn't need the special for kidney one urgently as yet, because it's for kidney disease cats and she hasn't reach that level. Will try to look at the other suitable foods as well. Sometimes we give her leftover meat from our cooking prep as well. Thanks for advices.
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post Nov 12 2020, 12:46 PM

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QUOTE(IpohGuyz @ Nov 7 2020, 04:58 PM)
keep all the cats la. you might change your mind after seeing this video


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I have 2 kids at home and 2 people with sinus problem. 1 cat still can manage but I think 4 is difficult.

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