Royal Canin Kitten Food

Start your kitten's life with Royal Canin Kitten Food, specifically formulated for their unique nutritional needs. Their wet and dry food range supports healthy growth and development. Delicious and nutritious, Royal Canin is the perfect choice for kittens of all lifestyles and breeds.

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royal canin kitten cat food​

Royal Canin cat food kitten​ range is specifically formulated to support the nutritional needs of kittens during their growth stages. These diets provide an optimal balance of proteins, vitamins, and minerals to promote healthy bone and muscle development, support the immune system, and ensure overall wellness. Available in both dry and wet formulations, Royal Canin offers options such as breed specific, condition specific, palatable mother and babycat options such as milk and mousse, and more!

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FAQs

What is Royal Canin Kitten and babycat Milk?
Royal Canin milk for kittens​ is a specially formulated milk substitute designed to meet the nutritional needs of newborn and growing kittens from birth to weaning (up to 4 weeks of age). Ideal for orphaned kittens, supplementing the mother’s milk, or for large litters where the mother needs extra support. Enriched with nutrients like DHA and other essential fatty acids, digestible proteins, and is formulated to closely replicate the mother cats milk.
What is Royal Canin kitten mousse​?
Royal Canin kitten wet food mousse is for both nursing mother cats and their kittens during the weaning period (from 1 to 4 months of age). It provides essential nutrients to support both the mother’s health and the growth of her kittens. Easy to digest and chew due to the wet texture, and enriched with antioxidants to strengthen their natural defences and energy levels.
What is royal canin gastrointestinal kitten wet food​?

Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Kitten Wet Food is a veterinary-exclusive diet that supports the digestive health of kittens experiencing gastrointestinal issues such as diarrhoea, vomiting, or poor appetite, while meeting the nutritional needs of growing kittens.

To be given under veterinary guidance.