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I just got a kitten, and I'm starting to feed her Crave cat food. I know cats need for protein and stuff than adult cats, but this food is high in protein. It has 40% Protein, 18%Fat, 4% Fiber, 10% Moisture, and 3% Omega 3 Fatty Acids. Is it okay for
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What brand of dry food do you recommend/ what do you feed your cat(s) my 3 eat moist n just get a tad dry with wet n a little in bowl at night while i sleep. Cats are btwn 3 &5 n indoor only. Thank you.
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Hi and thanks for posting! Other brans you might want to consider are Wellness, Acana, Taste of the Wild, Evo, or Solid Gold. All of these come in both wet and dry formulas. Be sure to continue feeding her the kitten formulas until she is about 9 months old, then you can transition her to an adult formula. I hope this helps!
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What less expensive cat food brand is healthiest for both indoor and outdoor cats? Is it better to use dry or wet food?
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