We use Purina Kitten chow for all our shelter kittens. This is a trusted brand and we really like it. The kittens must like it as their bowls are usually empty come the morning.

I am sure there might be better brand of food. But for a shelter who has a budget, we get the best we can afford and that is Purina.

Pros: good, taste, affordable

Cons: none

I've given this food to all my foster kittens once they were old enough to eat on their own. They all enjoyed eating it. I had absolutely no issues with them getting sick from it. When they reached eight weeks of age, each one was at the weight they were expected to be at. I highly recommend this kitten food. I've tried others and the kittens didn't enjoy them as much as the Purina brand.

Pros: Great food for young kittens

Cons: None

Household name and full of vitamins and healthy ingrediants for growing kitties

Pros: lots of healthy ingredients

Cons: none

You get exactly what you pay for. High quality to provide healthy bones, teeth, good eyesight and a shiny coat. I have rescued and fostered many kittens over the past several years and although this is a lot more expensive than other brands, it is the only kitten food I will feed these kittens. They are usually found in poor health conditions to begin with and I need something that will provide as many nutrients as if they were still nursing from their mother instead of just useless fat calories. They absoutely love the flavor. I still hand out small handfulls as treats to my adult cats. I wish there were some type of rebate or coupon deal for a free or half price bag with the purchase of a set amount. I normally purchase 1 large bag a week because of all the rescuing work I perform.

Pros: Quality product

Cons: very expensive

I used this at home when I had kittens and we use it at the shelter. It gives the right nutrition that kittens need for growing strong.

Pros: good for the little ones

Cons: none