426 reviews for12kg Royal Canin Dry Cat Food - 10kg + 2kg Free! *

my cat pepee just loves this maine coon food and if I run out its just mad it wont eat anything else ,when it sees the bag of food its jumping all over the place like a dog would do ,so I know now I cant run out of it our its just a nightmare for me ,going crazy lol id give it ten stars if I could and am sure pepee would to x

Recommended by both our cats breeder and our vets. They really enjoy this food, we always buy this brand and have confidence in it. A 10kg bags works out very reasonable.

We have 5 cats in total at home, all of which are different breads. We have 2 persian one which is also half exotic, we have a man coon and two normal moggies. This food is amazing it suits them all. I would recommend this to anyone. Royal Canin is a product I have used for many years and to be honest, it's probably expensive but it's the best by far. My cats love and I am sure yours will too.

I was always buying cat food from the supermarket for my cats and relied on brands like Whiskas and Go Cat because they were so well established. Little did I know they had such poor nutritional content. 4% meat and fillers such as grains. I am much happier the cats are now eating this as I know they are eating something of better quality. It's also great value for money.

I recommend to all cats owners to buy this food for their pets, they adore it and furthermore, it helps with the health of them! Hightly recommended!

I am owned by ten very different feline friends from my tabby moggies to my dainty seal point Siamese. The only biscuits they will all eat is Royal Canin Fit 32. All of my friends are purrfectly content, remain healthy and I am rewarded with empty dishes and many purrs and cuddles. Zooplus offers the best price online for a 10kg bag, so I always buy mine from them! Give it a try and keep your furry friends happy!

Have tried and tested lots of food for my 2 bengals but this Royal Canin - and other royal canin are great and really good value and my cats love this.

Peaches really likes her Maine Coon dry cat food, she can not get enough so she has to be restricted to her normal intake so as to preserve her ideal weight

I have a 3 year old Maine Coon and a 1 year old Ragdoll - both have pretty sensitive tummies and were on Iams Chicken Hairball(both also indoor kitties). Oh boy, did my Raggie's poo stink!! He was also getting a little to chubby, so we switched to Royal Canin Indoor 27. What a difference to the odour of the poo! It literally got better overnight. So I would recommend it just for that! It is very palatable for both my cats - absolutely no problems with dodgy tummies.

My Maine coon is very fossy, she will only eat these and they keep her coat splendid. My other cats prefer this food above other dry food too and in ZOO plus these size bags are the best deal.

I've tried out a few different food brands. This has been the best one for my two cats and digest it really well.

Very good product good price reccommend

I've struggled to get my Bengal cross to eat much of any food, she doesn't have a very big appetite plus she's very fussy! She loves RC sensible though, so I've also tried her on RC Fit 32 and RC Exigent 33 Aromatic Attraction,she likes them all so I now rotate them all to give her variety. I've tried her on others with no grain in them, but she's not interested in them, so I'll be sticking with Royal Canin from now on

I have two Siamese neutered boys, aged 3 & 4, they are active house cats, this food suits them both very well, i have tried many foods in the Royal Canin range but this is the best, one cat gets a little constipated & they both tend to gorge their food sometimes & are then sick, but on this food i have very little problems, both cats stay an ideal weight on this to. This is my first purchase off Zooplus & it was a very easy shopping experience, with excellent delivery.

When i open the bag and the meaty smell hits my nose, i instantly want a Sunday dinner with all the trimmings. I love Royal Canin foods and i have yet to find any type; either prescription or non-prescription diet that my cat's won't eat. I work in a vets where we use Royal Canin foods too and find that whenever they are offered to cats for the first time, they are almost always investigated and eaten, whether they are dry or wet diets. I myself, have a large domestic long-haired cat with a tendency to not chew his biscuits at all. He has been eating this food for 4 years now and has managed to reduce his weight from 9kg to 6kg on this diet. The size of this kibble makes it much more likely that he will actually chew his food which solves a few associated non-chewer problems such as eating too fast and the reappearance of that eaten-too-fast-food. I find also that as this diet is designed for large breed cats, Royal Canin have included ingredients to assist with joint function, this gives me peace of mind knowing that he doesn't need any additional supplements until he starts getting much older. The other large concern for a big cat owner is heart disease, Royal Canin have again addressed this issue and included ingredients that promote a healthy heart. My younger cat is also eating this food now after having only just stopped eating kitten food. As expected he loves it. For those worried about costs, the 10kg bag for just my one cat would last me around 4 months, now with 2 eating it it lasts me about 2.5 months which if you do some quick maths on an average bag being £45 is about £9 a month per cat. Much cheaper than wet food. Also, (and i promise i'm not a sales Rep) Royal Canin offer a money back guarantee on all their foods so you can actually return an opened bag in the extremely unlikely event that your feline friend is disgusted by this new change in diet.

Our girls just loves this Royal Canine variety and would not have any other cat food. Been to the vets recently and since they have been on this diet they have gained a healthy weight, a bit on the chunky side but not too fat to be prescribed a diet. This really is a great cat food, our picky moggy loves it too, it took us several brands and variety of forms of cat food, from wet to dry, until she tried this, and she loves it!!

I may have just reviewed the wrong royal canin biscuits I should have reviewed Persian 30 so here is my amended review. My five persians love it and if mixed with any other biscuits they pick them out and spit them out. I am sure these are what keep them so healthy.

Only in the past few months i have been given (my aunty breeds persians si i got them free!) 2 chinchilla persians, and honestly there has been NO hairballs! One of the kittens did get a pooey bum but i think that was due to him managing to get on the counter and eat some chicken curry! :0 i have had a black moggie for 16 years and recently his fur has been going greasy due to age but this food has made his fur look beautiful! I highly recommend it:-)

I have recently bought Royal Canin Indoor 27 for my indoor cats - one is a Maine Coon and the other a Ragdoll. Our Ragdoll is only 1 but already a little "chunky" shall we say? So my vet suggested a change in diet. Previously both cats were having Iams Hairball. I have yet to see any weight loss as it's early days, but both the cats LOVE this food. There is never any left in their bowls! Two benefits so far: (1) my Maine Coon has a sensitive tummy and she has had no adverse problems with Royal Canin Indoor; (2) my Ragdoll's poo literally stunk the place out when he was eating Iams - this is no longer a problem. It does say on the Royal Canin pack that it will reduce poo-odour, but I never actually believed it would. Yipee! Given that he particularly likes to use the litter tray just before visitors arrive, this is a major bonus! So I would highly recommend this food!

One of my 1 year old Russian Blues has a sensitive stomach and was occasionally producing horrible blood-streaked pancake poo until we switched over to only using Royal Canin. We have always fed top quality dry food but it seems that he just cannot digest any of the other brands properly. He is now happy (and producing "normal" poo!) on a diet of Sensible 33 and Fit 32 - I would 100% recommend this cat food to anyone seeing the same sorts of problems in their cat.