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30-12-2008, 12:19 PM
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Two kittens, but which food?
Hi everyone
Hoping for some advice here. I have 2 BSH kittens, 1 is 10 months and the other is 4 months. I have been feeding them on Hills kitten dry with one whiskas kitten pouch in the morning each. The oldest one is a lot bigger than the other one, he is about 6 kilo's, the younger one is about 2 kilo's. The big one has had runny poo recently and I wondered if it is because he should now be on adult food. Thanx Jeanette 
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30-12-2008, 03:23 PM
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Re: Two kittens, but which food?
my cat had runny poos on wiskas try Royal Canin Kitten it's great stuff x
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30-12-2008, 03:32 PM
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Re: Two kittens, but which food?
I'd say it's probably the whiska's pouch,for the price and convenience of pouches you'd be better with fresh chicken or fish,you just put them in a tub with some water and microwave them and chop them up,and if you want to stick with the pouches try and go for hi-life mixed in with chicken/fish...or applaws
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