We foster kittens and feed them the kitten chow. We also use it for nursing Mama kitties because they need extra calories as well.

Pros: Easy to find

Cons: Larger bags should be available in the grocery store

We use this regularly at our shelter for kittens, nursing mother cats, & to tempt cats that may not like the dry food we are feeding at the time. It is a reputable brand: one time a bag had a large clump of stuff (food that was not mixed properly) in it. Customer Service was very helpful about replacing that bag for us.

Pros: Kittens like this, as do nursing mother cats

Cons: Wish it was a bit more natural.

For the cost, Purina Kitten Chow is a very nutritious and well-tolerated dry food. We take donations of various kinds of food, but always try to make sure that there is lots of Purina in our mixed kitten food bin.

Pros: excellent value

Cons: none

We have bought this for the foster kittens. We usually buy a better brand though. The kittens don't seem to care either way.

Pros: not bad

Cons: could be better

My kittens absolutely love this food. I've tried other foods (Iams and Max Cat), yet my two kittens would not eat them. Purina Kitten Chow has not failed me yet! Everytime the kitten bowl is filled, my two cats come running, no matter where they are in the apartment. Purina is known for it's healthy food, and their Kitten Chow is no exception. I'm going to keep my two kittens on it until they're at least a year old, just to make sure they are both getting the nutrition they need. I would highly recommend this product to anyone who has a kitten under a year in age. The kittens love it!

Pros: Great flavor (or so my kittens think!), Small pieces for all size kittens

Cons: ??