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  1. #1
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    If you buy the Innova Evo it's for kittens and adult cats so that won't be a problem. They also sell other Innova formulas which do contain grains and they have them for kittens, adult cats, and senior cats. Here's a link to their website: http://www.naturapet.com/brands/evo.asp. I have it on the Evo section. Just scroll down towards the bottom to see the cat foods that are available. You can also click on the Innova link to see more cat foods that are available. Good luck.

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    If you have some problems with the leash, I have always had much luck with a harness. The leash attached to the harness is less "threatening" and they tend to be more accepting of the whole thing. Let us know if it works!
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    Kat



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    Hi, welcome to Pet Talk. Your cats are beautiful. I have a 'largie' as well. Actually I have two of them. It is hard and they sure LOVE to eat. I read in one of your posts that Stewie is occasionally getting into the kitten food. One thing you could try is to put the kitten's food in a box and cut a hole in the side that is only big enough for the kitten to get into to prevent Stewie from 'stealing'.

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