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Most HelpfulSome real loser left a box with two 1-day old kittens (cords still attached) in the back of my convertible about a month ago. The pathetic part of the story is that the car was parked in my driveway and I was in the house. They could have just knocked on the door and avoided exposing the babies to...
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Most HelpfulLast year, we got two rescue kittens, and decided we would start them off on good, healthy food. (We switched our older cat from supermarket cat food to the healthy stuff the year before, and the difference in her overall health and energy level was amazing. Our vet can't believe she's almost 17 years old!)
One of our friends suggested trying Royal Canin Babycat for the new kittens. We brought home a bag of it the day we brought them home, and it was amazing how fast they grew and what kind of energy they had. All the ingredients in Babycat are natural--in fact, as far as I can tell, there is...
read full review »I volunteer with an animal shelter, specifically with a cat adoption facility. We love to feed Royal Canin Babycat to our kittens. It is for kittens under 4 months -- the fat content is too high to feed to older kittens or to adult cats. There are exceptions -- if you have an older kitten or adult cat who is very thin, or a pregnant or nursing cat, this is excellent for them, too. For thin older kittens and adults, feed a small amount of Babycat to see it they will eat it. In fact, this is good advice in general with Babycat. Just put a small amount in the dish at any one time, and...
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