As
your kitten reaches adulthood, his nutritional needs change.
Not exact matches
If
kittens do
reach adulthood, their life expectancy is just two years without caregivers providing regular food and water.
There was a high mortality rate for feral
kittens, but outdoor cats who
reached adulthood had an excellent chance for many years of healthy life.
These breeds don't
reach adulthood until between 18 months and 24 months, so they require
kitten food for much longer.
Kittens who survive to
adulthood usually show no signs once they
reach maturity.
Again, these may not be necessary during
adulthood, until your cat
reaches his senior years (assuming they were vaccinated as
kittens.)