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Old 05-10-2009, 05:07 PM
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Re: James Wellbeloved Kitten Food

I think he will be fine on JWB however Argen Grange is a really good food for sensitive tummies too and if you email them requesting a sample they send out a HUGE bag which lasted my 2 forever! I really recommend it but I would just stick with the JWB for a while longer to see if his tummy settles with it.

Edit: Just to add my BSH will eat everything & anything and hasn't had any problems - each is different he may be OK
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Re: James Wellbeloved Kitten Food

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I think he will be fine on JWB however Argen Grange is a really good food for sensitive tummies too and if you email them requesting a sample they send out a HUGE bag which lasted my 2 forever! I really recommend it but I would just stick with the JWB for a while longer to see if his tummy settles with it.

Edit: Just to add my BSH will eat everything & anything and hasn't had any problems - each is different he may be OK
I agree stick with JWB for the moment, see if kitties stomach gets used to it. Cos a change of diet could upset tummy further.

I changed my cats food recently, but back to good old JWB....

Up to you though, you do what you feel is best!
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