Can a Kitten Eat Dry Food?
And when can they have it?
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Kibble or canned? Fresh or dehydrated? Human-grade?! We’ll help you choose the best pet food on the market.
And when can they have it?
Yep—but the plainer, the better. Here’s why.
They definitely want to...
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They’re definitely pulling for the answer to be an emphatic “yes,” but...not so fast.