Adult cats
Adult cats (1+ years)
Your cat need a complete and balance diet with protein to increase her muscle mass. Feed her Whiskas® 1+ Adult Food.
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Understanding
Your Cat
Just like her big cat cousins, your feline friend’s behaviour is driven by a wide range of natural instincts. By understanding these, you’ll get a much better idea about why she does the things she does.
Cat
grooming tips
Grooming is a great way to build up your relationship with your kitten, because it mimics the social bonds between a mother cat and her babies. Try to establish good grooming habits early on.
Keeping
her coat in good condition
Throughout her life, your cat will spend a lot of her day following her natural instinct to groom. Not only does grooming help your cat look after her coat, but it also reinforces social bonds, and controls parasites.
Tips
for bringing your new kitten home
When you first bring your kitten home, keep the house as quiet as possible, and don't be surprised if she starts out a bit timid. Show your kitten where her room is, and let her explore by herself.
Choosing
the right kitten for you
If you’re looking for a lower-maintenance cat, you’ll want one with shorter hair – the great thing about short-haired cats is that they groom themselves.
What
do I feed my kitten?
Protein is essential for your kitten's healthy growth, muscle tone, fur, skin and claws. Vitamins are essential for your kitten's vision, bone growth and metabolism.
From
kitten food to cat food
Your kitten will be ready to start trying adult food at around 12 months.Change your kitten’s food gradually over the course of a week.
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