Karlene fed this Eukanuba Kitten food to Tigger well beyond her kitten stage. Tigger grew to be quite a large cat. I would say keep it to the recommended stages and weights and your kitten/cat will be just fine. Tiggers food finnaly got changed to a Eukanuba cat blend and she is a healthy weight now. Good product. Higher priced than the discount store brands.

Pros: found readily in stores, healthy

Cons: none

eukanuba food is, in my mind, always the best. a huge factor for having pets, whether cats or dogs, is their coat. eukanuba makes their coats so soft, luscious, and healthy! cats usually always have a well maintained coat, especially for long hairs...but dogs, i can always enjoy a dog on eukanuba food because my sinuses are more sensative to dog odors.

Pros: great healthy product

Cons: a bit $

When my cat was a kitten, I gave her this food as recommended by her vet. It made her coat super soft and it was (I am going to assume) particulary tasty for her. I would definately recommend following the diet guidlines though

Pros: It has great nutritional value

Cons: it can be spendy

Excellent quality food. I have raised my orphan raised, 12 year old, one kidney cat on this. Healthy, beautiful coat and body condition. He loves it and is worth every penny!

Pros: high quality

Cons: higher price

I love this product. This is all my kitten Remi is aloud to eat. It is nice bite size peices for her, and was recomended by the vet. The only down fall is her breath stinks pretty bad. Unless you have a cat that likes to lick your face, you would not notice this.

Pros: My kitten Remi love it and it is great for her skin and coat

Cons: Her breath stinks