349 reviews forRoyal Canin Kitten

Hello! I'm actually really impressed with the food. My British Shorthair tomcat (8 months old) was already getting Royal Canin at his breeder's. However, I do wonder why it only contains poultry meal and not poultry meat meal. Because that would mean it includes tendons, bones, and everything else. But then again, in the wild, cats eat the whole animal and not just the meat. My tomcat loves it, though!

My two little ones eat it with passion! :-)

Absolutely thrilled!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! There's nothing better for my little one - we both agree on that! Highly recommended!

RC is a brilliant food, but unfortunately, it's also very expensive! The price is the only downside, but I still buy it anyway.

I thought our kitten (4 months old) would be happy with this dry food too. When I poured some into her bowl, she tried it and left it after one or two bites, walking away. Great, I thought, you buy her some high-quality food and she doesn’t want it. Well, so be it...

Our tomcat is a Maine Coon kitten, and I thought I'd buy the best food – but unfortunately, he won't eat it at all... such a shame.

From the very first day our little darling came into the house, the food was eagerly accepted and has been eaten with the same enthusiasm ever since.

Our 15-week-old Ragdoll kitten developed a food allergy from this food and is scratching himself raw. He really likes the taste, though. Unfortunately, we now have to stop using this food, which is quite annoying as we bought a 10 kg bag.

My two little rascals absolutely love it! Ever since I fed it to them for the first time, they don’t want to eat anything else. They go completely crazy just seeing the bag, and they’ve got super shiny coats with no issues with hairballs or digestion! I can only recommend it.

We've been feeding RC for so long without any issues. Whether it's for dogs or cats, adults or babies – they all love it! We've never had any unpleasant side effects. Absolutely top-notch dry food... and we're sticking with it! :-)

I'm thrilled with the RC kitten and Happy Cat. I mix both types of food, and the cats have taken to it really well. They're thriving, have beautiful coats, and are perfectly healthy all around.

When we got our kitten babies, our vet recommended Royal Canin because it’s the only dry food she’s seen in 15 years where male cats don’t develop urinary blockages like they do with other dry foods – and our cats really love it too! Definitely highly recommended!

None of our tomcats have liked eating this food so far. The last two fur monsters would rather go hungry for days than eat the kitten food. We've now switched to RC Exigent 35/30.

My tomcat has been eating Royal Canin from the very beginning and doesn’t want anything else. He just knows what’s good :))

My little one loves this food... She won’t eat anything else! Since I started feeding her this, her coat has become much smoother and more beautiful than before, without dry food!

So, my little one got the dry food on Saturday, and since then, she’s even been eating it more often than the wet food (great quality). Before, I had the dry food for kittens from Multifit, which came in a "welcome bucket - starter pack." The kibbles were WAY too big for her tiny kitten teeth (Pepsi is now almost 4 1/2 months old), so she just left it. After that, I bought her the Kitten 34 dry food from RC, and since then, she’s been THRILLED! Hence, 5 stars!

My little Maine Coon tomcat eats this food with great enthusiasm! In my opinion, the ingredients are good too – as always, a top product from Royal Canin!

I had no trouble transitioning from Babycat! Somehow, I didn’t even really notice it! I’m now 4 months old and can already eat the slightly bigger chunks! It tastes really delicious to me – and I even prefer it to some wet food (even though my human buys very good ones too). So, from me, it’s 5 paws!

The food is eaten, but not with full enthusiasm. I’m not sure why that is. Maybe it’s because the pieces only come in one shape? However, it’s not as big as other food, so in my opinion, it’s well-suited for milk teeth. Once the "proper" teeth come in, I think it’s too small and we’ll probably switch to Nature's Best by Hill’s.

"Babycat" is indeed better accepted, but this dry food from Royal Canin is also eaten and very well tolerated!