Thread: Looking for goodies recommendation..

I know... I asked the vets a month ago if they could order it in and I'm still waiting....

Harry is still on the Royal Canin 36, it's supposed to be for cats up to one year old, is there any reason why he can't go on to the Maine Coon food ?

We put Louie on it as he is growing that fast were worried about his joints & the MC food has glucosomine in it he also prefers it to the kitten food which the fussy lot are finishing off for him

Thanks for that, I think I will give it a try ( I mean I'll get it for harry !!) ;)

When I started using MC the age ranges went from 4mths to six years,they loved it but although they only had restricted amounts for some reason two of them would get upset stomachs so in the end gave up on it,thats why I now use the Hills oral to give them a bigger kibble to bite on.
Glad you pointed out it wasn't for you Harrymc...

I can get the hills oral one, but prefer to get the rc maine coon as it's directed for the maine coons...

IMO, if you really want to try RC Maine Coon 31, start off with the smaller 2kg pack instead of the 10kg pack; mainly because of the expiry date OR unless you have a few coons.

I started my boys on RC Maine Coon 31 AFTER they already have their adult teeth (between 6 and 7 months). These MC kibbles are HARD. Initially they loved it but after using five 2 kg packs, they are using the kibbles as toys more than as food. Everyday, I find these kibbles all over the apartment than inside their stomach.