349 reviews forRoyal Canin Kitten

My Maine Coon tomcat Cico loves his RC Kitten food. His half-sister, on the other hand, prefers Hills Tuna.

I was recommended this, and my sweetheart obviously loves it! So... I’m sticking with it!

This dry food contains "gluten", which some cats react to with intolerances! Why is this not listed under "composition"? It's clearly stated on the packaging, isn't it???? But you only see that once it's already been delivered.

...it’s possible that the food pieces are quite tiny and therefore often end up next to the feeding bowl. However, it’s still eaten very eagerly, even though Hill's Kitten Tuna seems to bring even more joy ;)

Unfortunately, this is the only food my Sammy will eat. The only thing that bothers me is that it doesn’t clearly state how much meat content is in it. Very questionable.

My two are absolutely crazy about this food. All I have to do is rustle the bag, and they come running. And they clean the bowl until there’s not a single crumb left.

Seems to have good ingredients. Unfortunately, our tomcat completely refuses it. Therefore, we have a 10kg bag (minus 50g) available to give away in the Marburg area.

High-quality, affordable, and the little ones absolutely love it! Truly recommend it!!

I run a Maine Coon cattery and therefore often have kittens. But this food is loved by A L L of them! http://members.inode.at/katzenzucht

Well, my five-month-old Turkish Van tomcat really enjoys the dry food! He's developed a beautifully shiny coat! I'll continue feeding him Royal Canin.

Seems to taste great, and the coat is silky smooth and shiny.

Our four cats absolutely loved it anyway – when they were little, they devoured the food like vacuum cleaners and practically inhaled it!!! During the holidays, we took two big bags with us to Spain to treat the street cats to something special. The result: The street cats quickly learned what times we’d show up with our special food and completely ignored the food from other holidaymakers. We couldn’t shake off two of the little rascals – let me tell you, the paperwork needed for bringing them into Germany has become ridiculously expensive.

My kittens (now 5 months old) were already thrilled with Royal Canin Babycat, and right at the perfect age (4 months), the small kibble started to bore them. Now they absolutely love Royal Canin Kitten 34. They get two types of dry food, which are available to them all day. I feed RC consistently, while I alternate the second type of food, usually after about 400–500g. There were various foods they initially loved but quickly lost interest in. However, the bowl with RC Kitten is always the first to be emptied, even after 5kg of continuous feeding. Hills Kitten (both chicken and tuna) is the only food that comes close to being as loved, but the stool from it smells absolutely awful, whereas with RC, you hardly notice any odour. The composition is also spot on, with nothing to complain about. So, full marks out of conviction!

Our two British Shorthair kittens didn’t like it at all, even though the ingredients are actually quite good. Royal Canin could just replace the artificial preservatives with something healthier.

This is the absolute favourite food of our two Persian kittens (8 months + 4 months old), I can only highly recommend it. They tolerate it extremely well health-wise too. What they also really like is Iams Kitten!

I've been feeding this food for about 8 months now, as it was recommended to me by the breeder. My two mice absolutely love it!! If you buy a 10 kg bag, the price is perfectly reasonable too. Brilliant!!

Unfortunately, there were significant impurities in the bag. With such an expensive feed, this shouldn't happen, especially with food intended for babies. I ended up feeding it to my chickens, which was, of course, a luxury! €18 for 2 kg of chicken feed! Will they lay golden eggs now?

My little hero won't eat anything else anymore. No wet food. It seems to taste good to him.

I’ve had an old tomcat (Leroy) for quite some time now and recently got a young cat (Ilse) as well. I’ve always fed Leroy with RC Fit 32. For the little one, I got the RC kitten milk and the kitten dry food. Both of them loved the milk. However, the little one didn’t like the kitten food at all and immediately switched to the FIT 32. On the other hand, the old tomcat was absolutely thrilled with the kitten dry food. He ate it even more than his previously beloved wet food. Perhaps it’s because he only has four teeth left, and the small kibbles are easy for him to eat without pain (he didn’t like the RC senior food at all!). My recommendation: toothless or nearly toothless tomcats love it!!!

I fed this food to my three Persian kittens (8 weeks old), and the result was that they got severe diarrhoea. I then tried mixing this food with the regular food (Royal Canin Persian) for my five adult Persian cats, but unfortunately, it didn’t work—they only ate their RC. Well, I’m stuck with this food now.