349 reviews forRoyal Canin Kitten

- Size ++ Quality A great food (Royal Canin, of course). The only thing that bothers me is the size of the kibble. Our 7-month-old tomcat just wolfs down the food without even chewing it. So, for kittens of large breeds, or in our case an Oriental, it's rather "unsuitable."

My kitten really likes it.

My two boys absolutely love the taste and it agrees with them perfectly; I would recommend this food anytime!

My 8-month-old Maine Coon girl has thrived wonderfully since she's been with me, thanks to this food (muscle development, coat, teeth, claws, overall condition). While testing different types of food, I noticed that she has a very sensitive stomach and easily gets diarrhoea. With this dry food, everything is always fine; she loves eating it, and it's really great for her digestion. 😊

I’m really happy with the food from Royal Canin. It’s a high-quality product, and my cats absolutely love it. I’ve tried other brands before, but they won’t touch those. They clearly know what’s good for them. And price-wise, it’s also fine.

I can only recommend this food. Our two tigers love this food – and both tolerate it really well.

A top-class feed, and our two almost prefer it to any wet food ;)

After initially deciding not to start with wet food, the quality of the dry food was especially important to me. My two tomcats (8 months old) have been exclusively fed RC dry food from the very beginning. They are completely satisfied and thriving beautifully. If you opt for the large pack, the price-performance ratio is also spot on. The only downside: with the large packs, it would be very advantageous if they were resealable to prevent the food from drying out. Technically, this shouldn't be a problem, right? Unfortunately, I have to make do with adhesive tape. Therefore: 1 point deducted and the hope for a solution from the manufacturer.

My cat had terrible, smelly diarrhoea from another expensive food. Thanks to Royal Canin Kitten, that's now a thing of the past. Came and conquered!!! Highly recommended! By the way, the starter set is great too ;-)

This premium food was recommended to us by the breeder, and my Coonies and I are thrilled! They absolutely love eating this dry food and are simultaneously provided with the nutrients that are so important for their growth. At first glance, the food seems a bit pricey, but when you work it out, you don’t end up paying (much) more than for less high-quality food. Truly highly recommended!

My cats get diarrhoea and their stool smells unpleasant from all types of food – even the very expensive ones. However, they tolerate this food really well. It smells great and is eaten with enthusiasm.

My two have been eating RC since I got them, and the kitten food is always well received. They're healthy, the faeces don't smell too strong, and the price is actually quite fair – the two of them cost me an average of €1.20 per day. That's pretty reasonable ;)

My two tomcats, 3 and 5 months old, love it. I tried several types of dry food before, but I'm thrilled with Royal Canin Kitten 36. I can only recommend it!

My Coonies (5 and 6 months old) absolutely love this food. They leave everything else behind for it. I can therefore wholeheartedly recommend it.

My little tomcat loves the food, although the pieces could be bigger and the price is quite steep! But my tomcat gives it all 5 stars – he doesn’t have to buy it, after all *lol*

...and that, despite me being very sceptical (mainly because of the price). Since our two little ones constantly had digestive issues with cheaper food (diarrhoea, etc.) and I obviously couldn’t bear to see them suffer, I thought it would be worth giving this food a try. And lo and behold, they love it, their digestion is great, and our home smells a thousand times better. I’m absolutely convinced and am happy to spend a few extra euros for the wellbeing of my two.

For kittens, the best!

My second cat came to me at 7 months old, she had irritable bowl, possibly caused by cat flu when she was tiny. I was struggling to find something that wasn't going to upset her when I tried this. At long last she managed to keep her food down and her poo was darker, firmer and smelled less. When she got older I tried various adult sensitive diet foods but they tended to make her vomit or have other problems. Now I stick to this and the vet thinks that's fine. I recommend it to anyone who is trying to cope with a cat with a sensitive tummy. I only hope they don't change the recipe...!

I’ve had a sweet young Maine Coon tomcat for 3 weeks now, and at first, he was very thin and picky about his food. When it comes to dry food, he almost exclusively eats RC Kitten 36. Now he dives right into it and has already gained quite a bit of weight. The price is really quite expensive in the long run...

Our 4 1/2-month-old, scrawny little tomcat Juli has been struggling with recurring severe colds and occasional stomach cramps since birth—we were constantly at the vet. Now, for about 3 weeks, we've been feeding him Kitten 36, and lo and behold, Juli is thriving! All symptoms have completely disappeared. And his brother Jojo, who is the same age, no longer stinks so terribly in the litter box as he used to—you can hardly tell he's been there now. The price of the food could be adjusted down a bit, but if it saves you trips to the vet, it's worth it. Both of my boys love it—the bowl is always completely emptied, which wasn't the case with other brands of food.