Nutrition for Cats Go to Nutrition for Dogs
Proper nutrition is a very important part of your cat’s overall health requirements. We recommend the following:
Kittens: Your kitten will grow as much in the first year of its life as an average human grows in the first twenty years. Proper nutrition is critical to meet the needs of such rapid change. Feed your kitten Science Diet Feline Growth or other premium kitten food for the first year.
Adult Cats: Science Diet Adult Maintenance or other premium adult cat food is important for your cat’s adult years. There are also formulas available in Light, Sensitive Skin, and Hairball Control.
Senior (7 Years or Older): Science Diet Senior or other premium senior cat food.
Always make sure your cat has plenty of fresh water. Some cats prefer running water to bowls. The more cats drink, the better.
We also offer many prescription foods that target certain medical conditions or diseases.
For cats of all ages: table food and milk can be dangerous when fed to them. These items can cause constipation or diarrhea, excessive weight gain, predispose them to urinary tract disease as well as create behavioral problems.
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Kittens: Your kitten will grow as much in the first year of its life as an average human grows in the first twenty years. Proper nutrition is critical to meet the needs of such rapid change. Feed your kitten Science Diet Feline Growth or other premium kitten food for the first year.
Adult Cats: Science Diet Adult Maintenance or other premium adult cat food is important for your cat’s adult years. There are also formulas available in Light, Sensitive Skin, and Hairball Control.
Senior (7 Years or Older): Science Diet Senior or other premium senior cat food.
Always make sure your cat has plenty of fresh water. Some cats prefer running water to bowls. The more cats drink, the better.
We also offer many prescription foods that target certain medical conditions or diseases.
For cats of all ages: table food and milk can be dangerous when fed to them. These items can cause constipation or diarrhea, excessive weight gain, predispose them to urinary tract disease as well as create behavioral problems.
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