Iams Kitten Food

Pros: Solved Muffin's problems with gas and diarrhea, helps keep kitty in good health
Cons: More expensive than other brands

My little baby is growing up! Muffin, my precious (if occasionally ornery) little kitty is now over a year old and she is “graduating” from Iams Kitten Food. She has been using this food for about eight months now and I’ve been very ...

Pros: It's in a pretty purple bag
Cons: The cats refuse to eat it - it's expensive.

I feel like a dissenter here because of the 18 reviews already written about this food, only 1 does not recommend it and for those who do recommend it, they give it 4-5 stars usually.

Maybe my kittens are finicky or something, I don't know. I...

Pros: A product that produces strong healthy cats.
Cons: There is no cons in using this product.

I have fed my kittens Iam's kitten food for a number of years. I got acquainted with the product when the product was first introduced to the public. Every time I would enter the feed store I would be given several free packages. Iams had...

Pros: Available at pet stores, supermarkets and discount stores.
Cons: Kittens do not prefer taste, contains meat byproducts

Iams is a very popular brand of pet food because it offers the convenience of purchasing a premium brand in pet stores, supermarkets and even discount stores. It is also the brand that my vet recommended. Though I have bought it, it is not the brand I ...

Pros: cheaper than wet food
Cons: More expensive than non-premium dry food

I had my last cat for 10 years (she was 2-3 years old when we first adopted her). We fed her a diet of canned food twice a day, supplemented with dry food(no special brand). She developed terrible teeth and we elected to have them cleaned. This was...

Pros: Kittens and mom eat it, and we all know how finicky some cats are!
Cons: Doesn't seem to help with their health, generally smelly and expensive.

I have recently begun feline rescue work. I have living with me a mother cat and her three kittens. The wonderful organization I foster for supplied me with food but I was hoping to try something else just to see what works best.

I chose to...

Pros: Dry, Comes in large bags
Cons: Smells worse than some dry food

I got my first ever kittens 2 months ago. Since I had never had a cat I asked a friend what he recommended to feed them and he said his cats eat whatever he gets. He said it's really up to me to decide what to feed them. Well, I got the store brand...

Pros: cat liked it, wide availability
Cons: expensive, relatively low quality

When I brought my kitten home from her breeder at eight weeks of age she had been eating Iams dry kitten food so of course I wanted to start her out on that. She did fine on it but not exceptionally well. Personally, I was not impressed with the...

Pros: Widely available and only a little more expensive than other premium brands.
Cons: --

Iams is one of the better kitten foods on the market. It is slightly more expensive than other comparable cat foods (such as Purina or 9 Lives) but is well worth the extra money you pay, because you get a consistent delivery of nutrients into your...

Pros: High protein from animal sources
Cons: high price

Okay, so the package states it's kitten food. My ferrets loved this food and it was good for them. It gets most of its protein from chicken and not a grain such as soy. For ferrets and other animals, this is important. Most mammals are not...

Pros: Much less kitty box odor!
Cons: Pricey!

About five months ago, I adopted a Maine Coon kitten. I am single, in my 40's and childless, so yes the kitten has become my baby. I have endured many office coworker snickers about this but one coworker in particular is younger and gaga over her...

Pros: Good food, they love it, it keeps your kitten happy
Cons: My cat won't eat it if it's been sitting out for about an hour

Recentally our family just got two cats. The first thing I asked when we took the oldest, and first adopted, to the vet was what should I feed her to keep her healthy. Our vet recommended a couple of foods including the Iams Kitten formula. I decided to...

Pros: Very healthy for your cats
Cons: cost quite a bit compared to others

We had another cat before Ozzie and I am ashamed to say that we would just by the cheapest food we could find. (Kibbles-N-Bits being one of the main ones)

When we adopted Ozzie, we needed to pick up some food and Iams was all that the pound...

Pros: good food made from natural products
Cons: not liked by all kittens

I recently adopted a kitten from a friend that had to move. His new apartment would not accept cats. Part of the deal, if I took the kitten, was a bag of kitten food. And when I saw the bag, I went straight out and bought a bag of Iams Kitten Food. I...

Pros: Keeps your cat healthy, they LOVE it
Cons: The canned food is a bit smelly

When my kitten Sophie was brought home, she was about three weeks old. Her mother had been hit by a car and little Sophie was not adjusting well at all. I fed her by bottle until she was five weeks old. At that point, I began to offer her kitten...