What do I feed a growing kitten or puppy?

A growing kitten is not a small adult cat. From weaning to about twelve months, kittens need more calcium, more phosphorus, more protein and DHA-forward omega-3 for brain and eye development than an adult ever will — and taurine, which cats cannot make for themselves.

KittenPro™ is a 5-gram precision food-balancer: a single dry powder blend that completes your kitten’s own fresh home bowl — balanced chicken and mutton with lean fish fillets like tilapia (a lean protein that helps balance the bowl’s protein-to-fat ratio) and egg — up to the FEDIAF 2024 / NRC growth floors. You cook the fresh food; KittenPro fills the exact gaps grocery meat leaves behind.

This page is for healthy kittens in the growth phase — the very stage our adult recipe-builder intentionally holds back for a dedicated formula. Feed KittenPro through the growth window, then step down to CatCore™ adult maintenance at around twelve months.

Puppies build their whole skeleton in their first year, so their calcium, phosphorus and protein needs run well above adult maintenance — and for large and giant breeds, getting calcium right matters even more, because too much drives developmental bone problems.

PuppyPro™ is a 5-gram precision food-balancer that completes your puppy’s fresh home bowl — balanced chicken and mutton with lean fish fillets like tilapia (a lean protein that helps balance the bowl’s protein-to-fat ratio), egg, curd and veg — to the FEDIAF 2024 / NRC growth floors. For large and giant breeds, calcium is held inside a two-sided window (3.0–4.0 grams per 1000 kcal): the block sits at the floor so there is always headroom for food calcium, and you must not add bone, eggshell or any calcium supplement on top.

This page serves healthy puppies in the growth phase — the segment the adult recipe-builder deliberately gates to a dedicated formula. Feed PuppyPro through growth, then step down to DogCore™ adult maintenance (at ~12 months for small/medium breeds, 18–24 months for large/giant).