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Taking care of that many cats with different foods to eat would be a lot of work – especially if some of them need prescription diets. One thing that helped in our multi-cat household was creating very consistent “feeding stations” and gently training them to stay put for meals, even if it was just to sit with them.
It also seemed to reduce wandering if shallow dishes or mats were used in the same spot each time. When cleaning up, it is nice to have an extra set of bowls so you are not stuck washing immediately. It takes time, but routine really does make a difference with multiples.