Recommended kitten food

[TonTonMacoute]

We are long term cat owners, but we lost our beloved cats recently (one died last year and her brother earlier this year).

We will be getting two kittens at the end of the month and I'm wondering what to feed them on as there seems to a bewildering array of cat food available these days.

My last two ate Felix quite happily until it caused problems the last few years, and people were worried about Purina foods in general. I know some vets are quite sniffy about the main brands too.

Any recommendations for a good brand to go for please?

i bulk buy from zooplus they have a good selection.Look for foods with named meat products like chicken beef avoid animal derivatives

i feed mine this they dont add sugar like a lot of wet cat foods do

www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/canned_cat_food_pouches/bozita/bozita_saver_packs/358729?origin=hopps&q=bozita&i=2&ro=1

DCat is 1 now and we've fed him on a mix of Untamed and Katkin since he came to us at 12 weeks. He seems to have grown well on it!

Thank you, I hadn't heard of zooplus, so that's very useful as the local supermarket doesn't have a great selection.

crayfish and elk flavours!! Made me smile.

We have a new kitten and I have her on Blink which she is loving, much loved previous cat liked felix but like you had read bad things so went with the most expensive food I could find 🤣

We also buy from zooplus, and use bozita, rosies farm and lily's kitchen.

@DartmoorDoughnut

ooh, I didn't know Blink did kitten food. I had my old man on it at the end and it's good stuff. I will definitely look out for that.

Our kittens are currently residing in the middle on Dartmoor btw...

Applaws kitten food from zooplus, has natural ingredients and irresistible to my kittens