Royal CaninFeline Health Nutrition Kitten Dry, 7 lb bag

Since I got my kittens in 11/2023 their diet has been Royal Canin Kitten Dry Food, and I couldn't be happier with the results. From the moment I opened the bag, I noticed the high-quality ingredients and the appealing aroma, which my kitten immediately found irresistible. The kibble size is perfect for her tiny teeth, making it easy for her to chew and digest. Since making the switch, I've observed a significant improvement in her energy levels and overall health.What truly sets Royal Canin Kitten Dry Food apart is its balanced nutritional profile. The formula is specifically designed to support the growth and development of kittens, providing essential vitamins, minerals, and proteins. I've noticed that my kitten's coat has become shinier and softer, a clear sign that she's receiving the nutrients she needs. Additionally, her stools have become more regular and less odorous, indicating better digestive health.

My cat loves this cat food. He ate it from 2 months to 1 and a half years old. His fur is very shiny and he never gets sick. It is recommended by the vet. I am so happy 🥳

I have a very finicky Sphynx kitten. She was losing weight. Vet suggested this along with their soft food. She took to it instantly! It has only been a week but she is already gaining weight. Yeah! Her stool has started to form up, so no more diarrhea! That is even better news! Highly recommend. Picture is the little one. You can hardly see the vertebrae after just a week because she loves it. This food is vet recommended and healthy for your littles.

Better value than buying it at a store. I have talked to the vet and this brand of kitten food is one of the 3 best for kittens. Also I ordered it and in two days I received it. I am pretty happy with this product. The kittens love the food.

We have an older cat that had to have her teeth pulled and was losing weight because she kept rejecting any kind of food we offered her, wet or dry.We got a kitten and used this food for him. Much to our amazement our older cat started eating it too. Even without teeth she manages to chew these bits.Well, 6 years later they are both thriving and still eating this kitten chow. I did some reading and it doesn’t say there is any harm in them eating it still. All I know is that my older cat is now 14 and still prefers this food. Her coat is not as dry, and dandruffy as it used to be. She seems very health and happy for an old girl. Our other cat is also a healthy strapping guy, so for us, this is the food of choice.

My breeder was feeding Royal Canin to the Maine Coon kitten I purchased. So I continued. He does like it and has no GI issues with it. When I tried to slowly switch to Blue Buffalo later, it caused all kinds of GI issues, so I went back to Royal Canin again. Overly expensive food, though.

I volunteer at the local animal shelter and often buy this to contribute to the well being of the little kittens t here. This brand has been known for quality products. I buy the same brand for my own cat and I see the same patter. Sometimes when I purchase the food the kitten jump at it and eat with gusto and they are well and wonderful. Other times they throw up the food even if they are on it from the beginning and all goes well and then just one bag will be bad and all kittens who eat it across the board vomiot it. That can not be the thing when a cat changes diet and the bacterial flora in the stomach has to adjust etc. There must be something in the food.I see identical situation with my cat that is on different kind of Royal Canin food. I see it being great for a while and then all of the sudden one bag will be bad. If I go back to feeding from the other bag.. all goes well... then I switch to that bad one and here we go again.I could not help but to arrive to the conclusion that the product simply is inconsistent. This been happening for quite some time on and off like every four or five bags there will be a bust.I learned to buy in batches and if I have a good batch I always keep couple bags aside for the time if I come across the bad one so I simply switch to the "tried and good" ones till I buy a next good batch which of course there will be coming.I wish they had better consistency but for whatever reasons my cat prefers this kind of food over others.One of the reasons is that the kibbles are small and I think that large kibbles of the other brands are harmful for cats teeth and stomach so here we are.In any case overall Royal Canine is a good brand and I have been using it for my cat and the shelter donations for many years. Just be prepared and have a back up for the inconsistencies.I think that having a back up is very important as clearly something is bothering cat's stomach when batch is off and so you don't want to make your kitty sick, and other then that, it is very frustrating if your cat is all of the sudden refusing to eat or vomit's as t hen you seek in panic another brand or food for no apparent reason and the cat and you are both frustrated. So that is my tip to you - back up. Always keep couple of good backs that worked at hand. You sure will need them to ride the bad quality wave.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Always happy with Royal Canin products. The kitten food appears to be very pleasing to my kitten and no upset tummy or anything, so I do recommend it.