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10th February 2013, 04:28 PM #1
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For me it is hard to say what is best food out there. I've read so much & been told so much by different vets & breeders. For Whiskey the Royal Canin MC 31 adult helped his onset of gingivitis and his stinky mushy poo. When he was about 6.5 months the vet that neutered him recommended we switch to the MC 31 as it would help his digestion and the gingivitis The vet felt kitten food was too rich for him and his stomach had a hard time processing it. Once we switched, he improved in both areas. His teeth are fine and his poo doesn't make us want to fumigate our home. Other vets have examined him since and his health is fine. So I feel switching to adult food before the recommendation on the bag did not effect his development. Whiskey will be 2 in April.
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11th February 2013, 08:06 AM #2
Thanks to everyone for the tips - I have now switched to MC 31 2 days ago! I have to order it online though, because I cannot find it in my area...
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15th February 2013, 04:02 PM #3
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I'm thinking to give a try at RC Maine Coon 31 kibbles. Next time, when I will order something for cats, I will add a package of RC MC 31 (the small one - 400 gr) with the goal to try them. Cats are not so easy so I need to understand if they will like! So they will test flavour and size, if all will be ok maybe I will start to feed them with it. My female, who is smaller in size compare to her Brother, doesn't like chew kibbles at all! It's strange because her mouth is not so bigger... I guess that her habit is no good for her stomach and it will involve more time to digest kibbles.
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