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Hey everyone, new to this forum! I need some help, and I heard this forum is very friendly and knowledgeable.
I adopted my 12-week old kitten 3 weeks ago, and as soon as we got her we began transitioning her to dehydrated raw. She loves it, and transitioned flawlessly. I decided to buy a bag of Primal frozen raw for her, but after I'd already measured it all out and prepped it for two weeks of meals, I read some things online that suggest a kitten shouldn't be fed frozen raw until they're 6 months old.
Is this true? Should I avoid frozen raw until she's older? Furthermore, I've read that a feeding schedule shouldn't be implemented until they are 1 year old, and until then they should be free-fed. I have her on a feeding schedule currently, she eats twice a day, morning and late evening. (But she acts like she's hungry all the time) Should I stop that and let her free feed? What do you guys think?
I adopted my 12-week old kitten 3 weeks ago, and as soon as we got her we began transitioning her to dehydrated raw. She loves it, and transitioned flawlessly. I decided to buy a bag of Primal frozen raw for her, but after I'd already measured it all out and prepped it for two weeks of meals, I read some things online that suggest a kitten shouldn't be fed frozen raw until they're 6 months old.
Is this true? Should I avoid frozen raw until she's older? Furthermore, I've read that a feeding schedule shouldn't be implemented until they are 1 year old, and until then they should be free-fed. I have her on a feeding schedule currently, she eats twice a day, morning and late evening. (But she acts like she's hungry all the time) Should I stop that and let her free feed? What do you guys think?