What kind of food should I feed my kitten?

There are so many commercially-made pet foods out there. It's hard to go wrong these days. If you go to the pet store, the main thing is to get kitten food until they're around six months. Beyond six months, they'll eat adult food. At about seven or eight years, they'll get a senior diet. If there are any medical issues, then your vet might recommend prescription food. The brand that I like is this one here called Rawz Canned. Also, Hills is excellent. And there are several store-bought diets that are not bad either.

We would recommend if they're on solids to use good quality kitten food for growth. There are a lot of brands out there that are available. Some of those that we recommend are the IAMS, Purina Kitten Chow, and Royal Canin. There are many great ones out there, and you just want to make sure it's for growth or kittens.

Kittens should be fed kitten food, starting with milk and then transitioning to a mixture of milk replacer with canned or dry food that soaks in the milk so they can lick it up. There are specific diets on the market made for kittens, such as Royal Canin Baby Cat, which is a nutrition product manufactured for kittens to eat.