Royal Canin Veterinary Care Neutered Young Male Adult Dry Cat Food

Royal Canin Vet Care Neutered Young Male contains the nutrients your neutered male cat needs, from just after the procedure to up to seven years of age.

How it works

This quality food combats the increased appetite caused by neutering with high protein levels to make your cat feel full more quickly, helping prevent them from overeating and reducing the risk of obesity. It's also rich in L-carnitine and linoleic acid, which help to support a lean body form by increasing your cat's energy metabolism, meaning they can burn more fat while maintaining muscle mass.

The varied flavour profile increases palatability, making the food easier to fit into your cat's feeding routine. Added fibres contribute to the elimination of hairballs for a healthier stomach.

In addition, the diet also promotes oral health through specially designed kibbles which provide a brushing action on the teeth, reducing the risk of dental plaque.

Key benefits

• varied flavour profile for increased palatability
• high protein levels to reduce appetite, fighting overeating
• designed as a complete meal for young male cats
• suitable for use in homes with more than one cat.

When to use

Once you've had your male cat neutered, you can look forward to a happy and contented cat that will be less likely to stray in search of a mate or to fight with other cats in the home or even mark his territory by urinating all over the house. In consultation with your vet, you can start feeding this compete cat food to your pet soon after the procedure is done. Its therapeutic ingredients will help him to recover and grow into a healthy adult, all the while maintaining his weight and not developing into obesity.

Because veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of pets with specific clinical conditions, we recommend that you only use them under professional advice. For more information on feeding Royal Canin Vet Care Neutered Young Male to your cat, please consult your veterinary surgeon.