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Feeding kittenAlfie is now nearly four months old and I am feeding him three times a day. Rosie my older cat only gets fed twice a day when do you change from 3 to 2 times a day? Also Alfie is hungry all the time is this normal for a young cat? He has been wormed and has normal stools.
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Mine are 4 months and a week and although I have told them that they should reduce from 'babies' 4 times a day to three they don't believe me! Just play it by ear ... and yes, mine are hungry all the time too - something to do with growing and constantly expending energy i think  |
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Yep same here, my two are always hungry and wanting more x |
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When mine were little they reminded me of that board game "Hungry Hippos" they way they gobbled their food! You're right, they do seem to be always hungry at that age. We solved it by leaving a dish of dried food down in addition to their proper meals so they could nibble whenever they felt like it. Is this an option for you Rosie, or do you think your older cat would scoff it all? |
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