New kitten food help please

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My 3 month old (brother) kittens are currently on Royal cabin mother and baby cat dry And Lily’s curious kitten wet food.
I would love to get them onto different food for a few reasons-

-I have to order in both foods as they are difficult to source locally
-the RC seems to have a lot of crap in it but they still Charge a very premium price!

What some decent food I could buy at the supermarket? I’d love to feed them organic/grain free etc but I don’t think it’ll be possibly financially long term and they seem to be thriving on R/C which has lots of grain/fillers anyway.

All suggestions much appreciated!

Try zooplus, you can get grain free dry there easily.

At this age you can feed them cardboard and they’ll grow.

My cats have Lily's Kitchen dry and I get it on "subscribe and save" from Amazon. I get a warning email that it's about to be dispatched and I can cancel some if necessary (I'm still trying to get the frequency right as I've only recently started)

I also use Zooplus for stuff and find them very good. I order a lot at a time to get free DPD delivery but this would depend on your available storage.

My Sainsbury's have Lily's Kitchen wet food but I don't think they had the dry one (I know they didn't have the dog version but their cat selection was bigger than their dog one!). My Waitrose stock a brand called "Miaowing Heads" which our previous cat had. Scrumbles was another they all liked but this might have Ocado.

We used to use aplaws kitten dry food. We now use Purizon AND feringa dry food from zooplus and a sack lasts ages and because it is good quality they don't eat as much. They have small trial packs which are great to try out.
We get felix as good as it looks wet food after trying various others this is the only one they will eat.