353 reviews forRoyal Canin Kitten

Our kitten loves this food!

One of my two kittens absolutely loves this food. Thanks to the top-quality ingredients, she now has a beautifully shiny coat. The only downside is that it only comes in the chicken flavour. For variety, I also feed Hill's tuna. Because of that, the second cat has developed a taste for dry food and now occasionally eats the Royal Canin as well. I've never had a cat that didn't like Royal Canin, and all of them have thrived on it. However, a huge drawback is the lack of flavour options. Who wants to eat chicken all the time?! That's why I think Hill's should definitely be offered as a second option.

The price is unfortunately not really cheap considering it’s not premium food (lots of grain). The relatively small pieces are loved by my Shirkhan (he’s lazy when it comes to chewing LOL). Baghira, on the other hand, doesn’t like this food at all; she clearly prefers Hills. So thumbs up (even if it’s just one :) ).

My cats only eat RC Kitten or Maine Coon 31. I tried giving them Sanabelle, but they didn’t even look at it. I’m sticking with Royal Canin – it smells great too.

On New Year's Eve, a small, very thin little cat wandered up to us. To do something nice for "Sakura," I bought her a pack of Royal Canin – so far, I've been able to nurse every kitten back to health with it. Unfortunately, after a few days, the little one didn't like the dry food as much anymore and developed diarrhoea. Whether RC Kitten was the cause of the digestive issues, I can't say. However, I've now switched her food, and the problems have improved. Since I generally trust RC and my experiences with the brand have been very good, I'm still giving it 4 stars. My mum's cats are delighted with the food! :)

We've tried out loads of different dry food... but RC is the only one he eats with absolute enthusiasm!!!!! Two days ago, we bought the trial set here at Zooplus... the outdoor one... and he hasn’t turned his nose up at this either :-) REALLY TOP!!!

My cat loves this food.

Our Murphy has been getting this since he was four months old. Before that, we were feeding him Babycat, and both types are simply the best. We tried other food in between, but his stool was really soft, and the smell was awful—it spread through the whole flat. We immediately switched back to Royal Canin Kitten, and the problem was solved. So, five stars!

My two absolutely love nibbling on this food! I'm really convinced and impressed by the quality of Royal Canin! When they get a bit bigger, they'll switch to the Indoor variety—hopefully, that's just as tasty ;)

Unfortunately, my "big ones" now prefer this food above all else. As a result, they've all gained quite a lot of weight!!

I generally offer this food, but sometimes together with other TrFu varieties, and Kitten 34 is always eaten with great enthusiasm!

My two kitties love this food. They’ll leave everything else for it.

The food is well-balanced and very well accepted. My Maine Coon mix hasn’t had anything else and has developed splendidly with "Kitten 34". However, the kibbles become too small over time (at least for my cat) if you feed the food, as recommended by the manufacturer, until the age of 12 months.

We received it after using the RC Babycat and have always been satisfied. That's why it was worth buying the 10 kg bags here as well. You can truly see that it's a top-class food after a relatively short time – shine and smoothness for the coat, no digestive issues, and the furry friends are as fit as can be. Highly recommended, and therefore 5 stars from our furry friends.

My exotic shorthair tomcat doesn’t tolerate this food. Unfortunately, my vet has determined that he’s allergic to it. As soon as he gets near the food, he just starts sneezing.

When we got our Ginger, her fur was dull and scruffy, but now, after just under seven weeks of feeding her RC BabyCat and now Kitten, her almost black coat is shiny and silky soft. There may be other factors at play, but Royal Canin has definitely made a big difference!

I don’t have kittens anymore, but I still mix this food with the other dry food. I think that, in terms of composition, it’s partly better than other dry food. Besides, mine are very petite, especially my little Lea, who weighs just 2.3 kg. When I got her, she weighed 1.8 kg at about 1 year old, and I’ve had her for over a year now, since January. She’s much fitter now and even jumps onto the cupboards, which she couldn’t do before. Mine are also very moderate eaters, as I have indoor cats. At most, the three of them eat about 300g of wet food a day together, even though they always have food available.

My cats have actually always (for the past 10 years) been fed Royal Canin. Occasionally, we tried something else, but we always ended up going back to Royal. Our little Maine Coon kitten (17 weeks old) eats Royal Kitten and is clearly very happy with it. He’s growing and growing, no diarrhoea, everything’s great. Even the transition from his previous food to Royal went smoothly. We’ve also tried Sanabelle kitten food, which he eats as well. But if we put both down, he chooses Royal.

When we got our little cat, we were told that she would be fine with very simple dry food. In the first few days after her arrival, that certainly didn’t seem to be the case. "Blue" didn’t really want to eat. Luckily, based on my experience with my previous cat, I had a 500g pack of RC in the house, and lo and behold, within 2 hours the bowl with the daily portion was empty... To this day, there’s nothing else for her in the dry food department...

You probably don’t need to say much about Royal Canin – simply brilliant!