u/ghost-hyde

Hi everyone!
I have an 11-week-old Highlander kitten who is currently eating Purina Pro Plan Kitten wet and dry food. She’s doing well on it, but I’m looking into other options and would love some recommendations.
My main priorities are:
High protein
Grain-free
Available in both wet and dry formulas
Good quality ingredients
A brand that offers both kitten and adult formulas, since I’d prefer to stick with the same brand as she grows up
I’m open to hearing about brands you’re currently feeding, brands you’ve had good experiences with, and any brands you’d avoid. Bonus points if you have experience with larger or active breeds!
Thanks! 🐾

I have a 2 month old Highlander kitten and I’m currently looking into pet insurance before any issues come up. She’s healthy with no preexisting conditions.
Right now I’m looking at Spot since I’m also a Sam’s Club member and would get a discount through them. I’m mainly interested in accident + illness coverage for emergencies/surgeries/hospitalizations. I’m okay paying for wellness stuff like exams, vaccines, and routine care out of pocket myself.
For anyone who has used Spot:
How was the claims process?
Did they actually reimburse well?
Any issues with denying claims?
Also open to recommendations for other companies you’ve had good experiences with for cats/kittens.
I make decent money, I just want protection in case something major ever happens and don’t want to get stuck with a massive emergency vet bill.