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Kitten Food
Give your kitten the nutrition she needs to thrive with complete and balanced kitten food. Chewy has a wonderful selection of kitten foods to satisfy every need and taste preference, including wet kitten food and
dry kitten food in a vast array of flavors. We also carry tasty kitten treats to help you reward your furry friend.
Kittens need food with extra protein and vitamins, so most vets recommend feeding them a kitten formula cat food during their first year of life. Choose a delicious dry kitten kibble for convenience and ease, or consider feeding canned kitten food for added hydration. Wet kitten food may also be easier for very young kittens to eat and digest as their teeth and GI system mature. Many people choose to feed a mix of dry and wet kitten foods throughout the day to give their kitty the benefits of each.
Kittens with special dietary needs or health concerns may benefit from a special diet kitten food or a veterinary formula. Choose from digestive care kitten food formulas, grain-free kitten foods, natural kitten foods and more. Your vet should be able to recommend a good food for your feline friend's needs or issue a prescription if your cat needs a veterinary diet kitten food.
You can find everything you need to keep your little one happy, healthy and well-fed in the Chewy kitten shop. Shop for essentials like cat food, litter and supplements and find all the gear you need, including beds, toys, scratchers, cat food bowls and feeders. We also have all the kitten food you'll need to keep your frisky feline growing at a healthy pace!
Frequently Asked Questions about Kitten Food
Do kittens need to eat kitten food?
Kittens do need to eat kitten food. Growing kittens have higher energy requirements than older cats, and they also require a diet with more protein and one that is higher in certain nutrients like DHA. For this reason, most veterinarians recommend only feeding your kitten a food that is specifically formulated for kittens. You may see certain cat foods that are labeled as being "appropriate for all life stages", but it is usually safest to stick with a true kitten food formula for feeding cats under 1 year old. Your vet can advise you on the best kitten foods for your kitten's specific needs if you are unsure which ones to choose.
How long do kittens need kitten food?
Kittens need kitten food for as long as they are still maturing, which usually means until they are 10 to 12 months of age. Certain larger breeds like Maine Coon cats don't reach maturity until later and should continue to eat kitten food until they are 18 months to 2 years of age. Your vet can advise you on how long you should feed your young feline kitten food and recommend good kitten food formulas as well as recommended feeding amounts and meal timing.
What is the difference between kitten and cat food recipes?
The difference between kitten and cat food recipes is that kitten foods are usually more calorie-dense and higher in protein, fat and fatty acids like DHA. Kitten food and cat food formulas vary widely, however, so be sure to check product labels or get recommendations from your vet before you buy.
How much should I feed my kitten a day?
You should feed your kitten enough to meet her caloric requirements each day. Because kitten food formulas vary, consult the feeding chart on the food you are feeding to determine the right amount to feed for your kitten's weight. If you are feeding a mix of wet and dry foods, you may need to do a bit of math or consult your vet on the right amounts of each to feed. Be sure to also change the amount you feed as your kitten's weight increases, and you may need to vary the amount if your kitten is gaining too much or too little weight. Your vet can guide you on the right amounts to feed and monitor your kitten to ensure she is growing properly and thriving.
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