Kittens
Posted by: lizzie1972
8th Aug 2023 02:01pm
What age can I start weaning my 9 month old kittens to adult food
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jtmorri
From google: To start kittens on adult food, you should123:
Wait until your kitten is about one year old (or between 18 months and 2 years for large breeds).
Begin by replacing about 25% of their kitten food with adult food.
This mix should be given to your kitten for several days.
Gradually increase the amount of adult food in their diet over a 7- to 10-day period to help avoid any digestive upset.