Decent kitten food

[xxxJess123xxx]

Hi all kitten is now 10 weeks. She came on whiskas dry and wet but I'm thinking this isn't a good food.
I changed her to pets at home own dry and wet for kittens but they have sold out online and instore for the wet and I'm nearly out of pouches (3 left)
She isn't participating a foodie kitten. I offer dry all day and she picks at it and I offer her a pouch and a half wet a day split over 3 meals but she doesn't eat it all, I pick up after 20 mins or so
Can anyone recommend a decent dry and wet kitten food? I have a free bag of wainwright's kitten from pets at home.
Thanks

Mine thrived on James Wellbeloved (turkey flavour).

Is that dry or wet?

My kitten eats the feringa dry kitten food from zoo plus - this one -

www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/dry_cat_food/feringa/feringa_kitten/485565

And for wet food she eats Blink which you can get on subscription, she’s been on this since we brought her home.

James Wellbeloved is dry. The adult versions come in the same flavours (plus additional flavours) so it's easy to move them onto adult food when the time comes.

It's about 7 years since I last had a cat who ate wet food so unfortunately I have no recommendations for a wet food.

Meowing Heads, dry and wet, is a better supermarket food.
You’ll end up feeding whatever your darling will condescend to eat.

I have two on different diets due to sensitivities. We use Applaws dry food and James Wellbeloved. I add Felix as good as it looks for wet food - this is the only one they'll consistently eat and I don't want to feed all dry.

James Wellbeloved is a good dry food. My cats like the adult version too.
When they were kittens they liked Nature's menu wet food.