So, I recently got a new kitten (by recently I mean today). However, my adult cat has food intolerance and eats Authority Sensitive Solutions to keep his feline acne at bay. My kitten adores the cat’s food and won’t touch her Science Diet Kitten food but I can’t just let the kitten eat adult cat food. However, if I only put out kitten food, or even mix it with the Authority, my adult cat will break out and start scratching his chin again. Instead, I would rather find a kitten food geared towards food intolerant cats (no beef, corn, wheat, or excessive chicken) so that my adult cat won’t break out if he eats the kitten food and my kitten will still be getting their nutritional requirements.
They have separate bowls in separate locations, but the kitten is really, really, drawn to the Authority brand and won’t even look at the Science Diet - which she’s been eating since she was weaned (she’s 10 weeks).
Any help or suggestions? Also, I know there are more expensive variations of the Authority Sensitive Solutions but it did the trick for my cat. I’m really looking for a kitten food that won’t make my adult cat break out if he eats it (accidentally or on purpose).
Science Diet isn’t a very good quality food to feed your kitten anyway. How about Blue Buffalo or Wellness? Those are both holistic, and corn, wheat and soy free (and also no by-products!), and there are several varieties if you don’t want to have chicken. I feed my babies on Blue Buffalo, and they are thriving.
Basically i’ve just taken a food intolerance test and my result was cow’s milk that i was intolerant to. Im just wondering what can i take instead of the usual milk, yoghurt’s, cheese, butter and anything else ye can think of. And not goats milk cause i’ve tried that and im not going on that ha…any other foods i should be aware to stay away from aswell would be a great help. Thanks =)
Try Rice Milk. My daughter has been drinking it since she was 12 months. She now has it with everything!
You can try soy milk as well, but too much is not good for you.
She doesn’t have an intolerance to cow’s milk, we did it more for health factors (like cow’s milk produces more mucus when sick, etc) - and she’s healthy as a horse!
Good Luck! ♥
