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Old 25-08-2009, 11:21 AM
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when to move onto adult food?

Millie is almost 5 months and is taking 2 pouches of Natures Menu a day plus any leftovers from our plates if it's suitable (e.g. dry chicken/fish).

When can I put her on adult natures menu? Is it 1 year?
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Old 25-08-2009, 11:31 AM
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Re: when to move onto adult food?

There is very little difference between kitten and adult food. Kitten food is a manufacturers gimmick. If you read the ingredients and contents information you will see just how little difference their usually is. All my babies eat adult versions wet food and the adults like kitten versions with no ill affects to their health or development.

Any new foods should be introduced gradually to prevent their digestive systems being upset.
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