Over the past couple days, I've been looking at Maine Coon breeders to look into getting a new kitten when the time is right since I lost my Chessie last Saturday. While I was able to successfully move Casey in with Chessie and myself three years ago (three days after he moved in, they were eating together in the kitchen), I got to thinking about one small issue. How should I handle the adult and kitten food for the two of them when I decide to adopt a kitten. When I brought Casey home, it was easy since Chessie was still on kitten food. Casey's been on adult food for a long while now, and with his sensitive stomach, I don't want him getting into kitten food and making himself sick. At the same time, I don't want to have a kitten not able to access its kitten food outside of it's personal spot that I'll have set up for it.

Figured I'd get this sorted out before hand to help make things go as smoothly as possible.
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Chessie and Casey Jones relaxing together.

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