349 reviews forRoyal Canin Kitten

Been feeding my Queen, mother and babycat and she was fine on this one but accidentally purchased this one called kitten which is up to 12 months but thought the other one was also designed for kittens too so it should have been fine but this one has given her really smelly gas which means there's a build up of bacteria in her stomach which isn't good, aswell as gas my house smells like satan came and took a cr** in my kitchen every single time she uses her toilet too, can't be good for kittens

On the advice of other breed owners we introduced this to our Bengal kitten he ended up after a week of gradual introduction on this with such an upset stomach he was passing blood, full of fillers, beaks and feet, absolutely dreadful stuff, the most satisfying thing about this kitten food was throwing a near full bag in the bin, never again, very clever marketing for the nutritional value of a wax crayon!!

We have always fed our kittens Royal Canin Kitten and have always been very satisfied with it. However, recently this food has a new formula and our cats can no longer tolerate it. Watery diarrhoea and vomiting mucus were the result. We will not be buying this food again, but unfortunately, zooplus was neither willing nor able to help us. So now we can throw the food in the bin and have spent money for nothing.

My ragdoll and bengal kitten have extremely bad smelly diarrhea from eating royal canin kitten and I after clean there litter box out every day 🐈‍⬛💩💩👎🏽👎🏽

If you want to give your furbaby best nutrition in its most active months of growth - look elsewhere! Compare the ingredient list with the grain free alternatives. No meat in this food! Kitten is a carnivore, they cannot digest gluten, maize and rise. These are cheap food fillers, that make production cost pennies. You pay for this brand's good marketing, not quality. Good brands cost same, but quality is incomparable.Look for 70%-80% meat content.Love your cats - don't feed them expensive rise!

My kittens don't like this at all!

Very low meat content and a whole host of fillers. Awful

My domestic shorthair tomcat used to vomit frequently and had very soft stools at first. As he got older, this changed. My Sphynx tomcat, on the other hand, started showing the same symptoms when he moved in with me. By cutting out the Royal Canin Kitten dry food, his problems reduced significantly. I'm still working on the diarrhoea, but it has improved noticeably since he stopped eating this food. The ingredients aren't particularly good either, and I can't understand the price.

Awful ingredient list. Rice & Maize has no business in a cat food.

Our cat got terrible diarrhoea from this! I specifically switched to only wet food for a while – everything was fine. Then I added a few pieces of this dry food again. Diarrhoea again! I’ve now taken a closer look at the ingredients. I can’t understand why so many cat owners rate this as "high-quality cat food." Corn, fructose (poorly digestible sugar), beet pulp, and marigolds. Seriously, what cat needs these things in their food?

Considering how expensive the food is, I'm disappointed. My two tomcats don't really like eating it. Only when they're really hungry do they take a bite. Could it be because it contains grains and sugar? For this price, you can definitely get higher-quality food!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.