- Is this food complete or just a treat?
- It is sold as both wet food and treats, but the recipes are formulated as kitten food. Most owners feed it as a meal or a meal topper rather than a snack.
- Is it suitable for adult cats?
- It is made for kittens, with the higher protein and fat growing cats need. Adult cats can eat it, but it is not portioned for adult weight control.
- Is it really grain free?
- Yes, the recipes are grain free. Check the individual can label, since ingredients differ slightly between the liver, chicken and salmon varieties.
- How many cans come in a pack?
- Twelve 2.9 oz cans, split across the liver, chicken and salmon recipes.
- Can I mix it with dry kitten food?
- Yes. Many owners use a wet meal alongside dry kibble for hydration and variety. Adjust portions so the kitten does not overeat.
- Does it need refrigeration after opening?
- Yes. Cover and refrigerate any unused portion and use it within a day or two. The small can size helps avoid leftovers.
- Where is the Hill's Science Diet Variety Pack Canned Cat Food - 2.9 oz cheapest?
- At Chewy, for $21.12, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Hill's Science Diet Variety Pack Canned Cat Food - 2.9 oz?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Chewy, Petsmart.