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okay I was wondering what would be a best cat food for these age groups

and is there any cat food brands that cover all these age differences?

i'm asking because i have all the age groups here believe it or not

Kitten: 0 - 6 months
Junior: 7 months - 2 years
Prime: 3 years - 6 years
Mature: 7 years - 10 years
Senior: 11 years - 14 years
Geriatric: 15 years and older
 

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Don't worry about the age differences--in the wild there aren't different mice for kittens, adults and seniors! :lol3:. Just pick a good "all life stages" food and make sure the kittens get to eat as much as they want.

What are you currently feeding everyone?

If you're not feeding all canned to all the cats, I'd at least feed all canned food to the cats in their teens +. It keeps their old kidneys flushed out.
 
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Don't worry about the age differences--in the wild there aren't different mice for kittens, adults and seniors!
. Just pick a good "all life stages" food and make sure the kittens get to eat as much as they want.
What are you currently feeding everyone?
If you're not feeding all canned to all the cats, I'd at least feed all canned food to the cats in their teens +. It keeps their old kidneys flushed out.
they all get canned brandon and blanket are on 7+ wet and dry every one else is on adult
 

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What brands? How much wet vs dry?

Also (important!), what's your price range and what stores are around you?
 
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What brands? How much wet vs dry?
Also (important!), what's your price range and what stores are around you?
doesn't matter on price rang as ling it aint to PRICEY and i order from online
 

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EVO chicken and turkey is for cats and/or kittens. It's healthy food and you can order online or find at pet stores. You will get the best bargain if you buy the 13 oz. cans. Innova is another good one for cats and kittens and not as expensive. I like Merrick Cowboy cookout and Wellness too. My cats ate these as kittens and now as adults too and they are healthy and happy.
 
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EVO chicken and turkey is for cats and/or kittens. It's healthy food and you can order online or find at pet stores. You will get the best bargain if you buy the 13 oz. cans. Innova is another good one for cats and kittens and not as expensive. I like Merrick Cowboy cookout and Wellness too. My cats ate these as kittens and now as adults too and they are healthy and happy.
I ordered http://www.petfooddirect.com/Produc...ken-and-Chicken-Liver-Formula-Canned-Cat-Food for my cats and all but 2 seems to love it i just got it to day in the mail and i was just asking on the age group question because i thought if i tried the age differences cat foods my cats would be happier but when i added the age group cat foods to the cart i saw the price MY GOD its expencive lol
 
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