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New Kitten - Pictures

Ezequiel

Savannah Adult
Thank you all for your comments and feeding tips! The breeder is currently feeding him Purina one kitten dry food. I have no problem feeding him this food for a month, as suggested, and then slowly start transitioning him to a new diet. My only concern is that our other cat, who is quite a finicky eater and currently on TOTW dry and wet food, will probably end up eating this Purina kitten food as well… she will most probably love it and prefer it over his food, and then I will end up with two Purina one addicts J ….Any suggestions on how to avoid this? Thank you all.
 

Mrs.CC

Savannah Super Cat
Thank you all for your comments and feeding tips! The breeder is currently feeding him Purina one kitten dry food. I have no problem feeding him this food for a month, as suggested, and then slowly start transitioning him to a new diet. My only concern is that our other cat, who is quite a finicky eater and currently on TOTW dry and wet food, will probably end up eating this Purina kitten food as well… she will most probably love it and prefer it over his food, and then I will end up with two Purina one addicts J ….Any suggestions on how to avoid this? Thank you all.
Since he will be in quarantine for 2 weeks, half the month will be over. Introductions take some time, so it shouldn't be too difficult to keep them separated at feeding time.
 
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