Royal Canin cat food is a famous brand from France and is very popular in the Vietnamese market. However, not everyone knows what types of Royal Canin food there are.
In this article, let’s learn in detail about the types of cat food of the Royal Canin brand. Understanding the types of Royal Canin cat food will also help you choose the most suitable product for your pet cat.
In the Royal Canin dry cat food group, there are many types of food classified according to the age of the cats. Specifically:
1. TRoyal Canin Mother & Baby Cat Food
– Target: For kittens from 1-4 months and postpartum mothers.
– Nutritional ingredients: Chicken, corn, chicken fat, brown rice, dried eggs, dried beet powder, wheat flour, soybean oil, dried brewer’s yeast, anchovy oil rich in EPA and DHA, yeast, marigold and rosemary extract, vitamins A, B1, B6, B12, B2, B9, C, D, D3 and E, fat, protein, calcium, mineral salts, zinc, calcium, copper, biotin, L-carnitine and taurine.
– Food structure:Royal Canin Cat FoodMother & Baby Cat has a dry grain structure with small size and high softness to help kittens chew and swallow easily. The natural, attractive aroma stimulates the taste buds to help cats eat well.
2. Royal Canin Kitten cat food
– Target: For cats from 4-12 months old.
–Nutritional composition: The nutritional composition of Royal Canin Kitten food is similar to Royal Canin Mother & Baby Cat food. However, at this age, cats have a higher activity level, so they need to provide more nutrients to develop bones and muscles such as calcium and protein. Therefore, the nutrients in Royal Canin Kitten food are also combined in a different ratio. In particular, vitamins such as A, B1, B6, D, D3, calcium, and protein will have a higher ratio thanRoyal Canin cat foodMother & Baby Cat.
3. Royal Canin Indoor Cat Food
– Age: For cats 12 months and older.
– Nutritional composition: Royal Canin Indoor cat food still has the same nutritional composition as Royal Canin Mother & Baby Cat and Royal Canin Kitten. But the ratio of nutrients will be combined in a completely different ratio. At this stage, cats have matured in all aspects, are no longer constantly naughty like the previous stage, so the ability to digest food will also decrease.Royal Canin Cat FoodIndoor is more about supporting the digestion of hairballs in the stomach; skin and fur care; reducing tartar formation; anti-oxidation and free radical formation…
In addition to Royal Canin dry cat food, there is also Royal Canin wet food and pate for cats. This is the food group that marks the remarkable development of the Royal Canin pet food brand.
Royal Canin wet food and pate are also classified as dry food, there are types for Indoor and Kitten. The flavors of pate and wet food are also very diverse for you to choose from. The nutritional content of this food group is much higher than dry food, especially fat. Therefore, cats who are overweight or obese should not use Royal Canin wet food and pate.
Ideally, you can feed your cat a mixture of dry and wet food to vary their taste and help them eat better.
– Dry food for catsRoyal Canin has low water and fiber content, so if fed continuously for a long time, cats are prone to constipation and kidney stones. Therefore, you should give your cat water regularly, and add green vegetables and fruits to the daily diet to overcome this disadvantage.
– After eating Royal Canin food for a while, cats will get used to the taste of Royal Canin food and will be very picky, even refusing to eat other foods. Therefore, you should combine feeding your cat with fresh, home-cooked food to balance nutrition and avoid the situation where the cat refuses to eat other foods.
– Feed your cat the amount of food recommended by the manufacturer. Overfeeding your cat can cause obesity.
– For kittens, you should soak dry food in water until soft before feeding it to the kittens.
– Choose dry food suitable for each age and stage of the cat.
