Royal Canin Kitten British Shorthair Dry Cat Food 2kg

During your British Shorthair Kitten's growth period, they experience significant changes and new discoveries. To develop the strong, muscular body type that is typical of this breed, your kitten requires the appropriate nutritional support. ROYAL CANIN® British Shorthair Kitten food is specially formulated to cater to your kitten's unique nutritional needs, ensuring they have the best start in life and develop into healthy adults.

Given the British Shorthair breed's placid nature and tendency to gain weight, a specific diet and food rationing are crucial factors in promoting healthy growth. ROYAL CANIN® British Shorthair Kitten food has an adjusted protein content and precisely balanced vitamins and minerals to support the development of healthy muscles and strong bones. During their growth period, your kitten's immune system requires extra support from their diet. This food contains a complex of antioxidants, including vitamin E, to boost your kitten's natural defences.

The kibble in ROYAL CANIN® British Shorthair Kitten food is designed in a moon shape that's adapted in size and texture to make it easier for your kitten to grasp. The kibble's shape encourages prolonged chewing, supporting strong teeth and oral hygiene. As your kitten's digestive system remains immature until around 12 months of age, it is crucial to choose food that includes high-quality protein for digestible nutrition. This food contains Low Indigestible Proteins (or L.I.P), a form of protein that's highly digestible. It also includes prebiotics that help to maintain a balance in the intestinal flora.

At ROYAL CANIN®, we are committed to providing nutritional solutions that cater to your pet's needs. All our products undergo an extensive quality control process to guarantee the optimum quality of food and cater to your cat's specific dietary requirements and lifestyle. This means that when your cat eats ROYAL CANIN® British Shorthair Kitten food, they are getting a complete and balanced diet.

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