Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Kitten

Name: Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Kitten
Brand: Royal Canin
SKU: RC1228000-1
Price: 11.98 EUR

Gastrointestinal problems are no fun. And unfortunately, kittens are prone to have them because their digestive system is still learning the basics. Offer a world of nutrition tailored for your kitten’s sensitive tummy with the veterinarian-recommended Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Kitten.

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Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Kitten is dry food for kittens from weaning to adulthood and for pregnant/lactating cats. This food helps reduce acute intestinal absorptive disorders and promotes nutritional restoration for convalescence.

This Royal Canin Gastrointestinal kitten food contains highly digestible ingredients and balanced fibers to support healthy digestion and intestinal transit. These fibers include prebiotics that promote a balanced and healthy microbiome.

Growing kittens have different nutritional needs than adult cats. And that’s why Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Kitten contains high levels of essential nutrients - including protein and calcium - and energy. Protein is essential for developing strong muscles, and calcium is vital for healthy bones and teeth. Moreover, energy gives your kitten the boost they need to grow healthy and active.

Lastly, this kibble is perfect for kittens with a decreased appetite because you can rehydrate it to facilitate food intake. Additionally, it’s an excellent method when transitioning your kitten from milk to solid food and it’s full of electrolytes.

Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Kitten key benefits:

Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Kitten reduces acute intestinal absorption problems and works as nutritional restoration during recovery.
This food is highly digestible and contains balanced fibers, including prebiotics, that contribute to healthy digestion, transit, and microbiome.
Thanks to high levels of energy and essential nutrients (protein and calcium), this recipe meets the needs of a growing kitten.
Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Kitten is also rich in electrolytes.
This kibble can be rehydrated to facilitate food intake in kittens with decreased appetite and transitioning from milk to solid food.

Ingredients

Composition: Dehydrated poultry protein*, animal fats*, rice* wheat gluten*, maize flour* hydrolyzed poultry liver*, yeats products, minerals, fish oil*, psyllium husks and seeds (source of mucilaginous substances), fructooligosaccharides (0.5%), hydrolyzed yeast (source of mannooligosaccharides (0.2%) and beta-glucans), marigold extract (source of lutein).

* L.I.P.: selected for its very high digestibility.

Additives (per kg)**: Nutritional additives: Vitamin A: 25500 IU, Vitamin D3: 1000 IU, Iron (3b103): 31mg, Iodine (3b201, 3b202): 3.1 mg, Copper (3b405, 3b406): 10 mg, Manganese (3b502, 3b503, 3b504): 41 mg, Zinc (3b603, 3b605, 3b606): 127 mg, Selenium (3b801, 3b811, 3b812): 0.04mg- Technological additives: Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 10g.

**Values reflect only levels added to the formula, not those naturally occurring in components of the diet.

Analytical constituents: Protein: 35.0% - Fat content: 24.0% - Crude ash: 8.7% - Crude fibers: 2.0% - Calcium: 1.25% - Potassium: 0.9% - Sodium: 0.7% - Omega-6 fatty acids: 5.26% - Omega-3 fatty acids: 1.27%.

Dimensions

This product is available in the following options:

400 g
2 kg

FAQ

How can I feed Royal Canin food to my pet?

First, when introducing new food to your pet’s diet, make a gradual transition. We recommend you do a transition phase of seven days to avoid dietary issues. Mix a portion of the new food with your pet's current food, gradually increasing the ratio every three days until your pet is fully adapted.

Feed Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Kitten for one to two weeks during periods of/recovery from acute diarrhea until restoration.

Make sure your pet always has fresh water available. For better results, you can combine the dry food with Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Kitten wet food, which you can feed separately or in the same bowl.

Nevertheless, before use and for further guidance, speak to your vet and follow their advice.

How much Royal Canin should I give to my pet?

Adjust the portion size according to your kitten’s age and estimated adult weight.

Estimated adult weight: 3 kg:

Kittens with 1 month: 24 g daily
Kittens with 2 months: 39 g daily
Kittens with 3 months: 50 g daily
Kittens with 4 months: 54 g daily
Kittens with 5 months: 55 g daily
Kittens with 6 months: 54 g daily
Kittens with 7 months: 51 g daily
Kittens with 8 months: 48 g daily
Kittens with 9 months: 45 g daily
Kittens with 10 months: 43 g daily
Kittens with 11 months: 41 g daily
Kittens with 12 months: 39 g daily

Estimated adult weight: 4 kg:

Kittens with 1 month: 27 g daily
Kittens with 2 months: 46 g daily
Kittens with 3 months: 58 g daily
Kittens with 4 months: 63 g daily
Kittens with 5 months: 65 g daily
Kittens with 6 months: 63 g daily
Kittens with 7 months: 61 g daily
Kittens with 8 months: 58 g daily
Kittens with 9 months: 55 g daily
Kittens with 10 months: 52 g daily
Kittens with 11 months: 50 g daily
Kittens with 12 months: 48 g daily

Estimated adult weight: 5 kg:

Kittens with 1 month: 34 g daily
Kittens with 2 months: 52 g daily
Kittens with 3 months: 67 g daily
Kittens with 4 months: 74 g daily
Kittens with 5 months: 77 g daily
Kittens with 6 months: 75 g daily
Kittens with 7 months: 72 g daily
Kittens with 8 months: 68 g daily
Kittens with 9 months: 64 g daily
Kittens with 10 months: 61 g daily
Kittens with 11 months: 58 g daily
Kittens with 12 months: 56 g daily

Can I give Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Kitten to cats of any age, size, and condition?

This food is recommended for kittens from weaning to adulthood and for pregnant/lactating mothers with digestive problems. It’s suitable in cases of acute and chronic diarrhea (including weaning diarrhea), gastritis, inflammatory bowel disease, colitis, maldigestion/malabsorption, anorexia, and re-feeding after surgery.