Royal Canin Appetite Control Sterilised Adult Dry Cat Food
Product details
Royal Canin Feline Sterilised Appetite Control is specially tailored for neutered cats aged from one to seven that have difficulty controlling their appetite.
This cat food is a carefully balanced mix of fats and specific fibres, including maize, vegetable fibres, fish oil and chicken protein. The balance of fibres and fats means that your cat will feel much more satisfied after eating and beg for food less. Vegetable proteins are also included due as they are already broken down into smaller parts, which makes it much easier for your cat to digest.
Green tea and grape extracts provide a source of polyphenols. These have a powerful antioxidant effect, which in turn can help reduce the formation of damaging free radicals. Free radicals, if left unchecked, can attack your cat’s healthy cells. This can lead to nervous system and immune system damage.
Key features:
- specially designed to satisfy your cats hunger for longer
- balanced mix of fats, fibres and proteins to promote fullness
- easy-to-digest proteins
- green tea and grape extracts supply natural antioxidants.
Ingredients
Feeding Guide
Customer reviews
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Cat loves thisI’m really happy with food and so is Louis He still like his dry tuna treats but never begs for other food. Love to repeat delivery option. Work’s really well
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The cat loves this food!Not sure this has actually stopped the cat from begging, but she is slimming down!
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My cat loves it.I always buy it because its the best for my cat she loves it.
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Cat loves it!Think my cat is much happier with this food! Smaller pieces make it easier for him to eat although my only fault would be he loves it a little too much as he eats it too quickly!
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Appetite Control?When I first bought this, my cat loved it, but it appeared to have absolutely no effect on his appetite. He is a greedy cat, no question, but I did hope for a reduction in his constant demands for food. sadly, that hasn’t happened.
