349 reviews forRoyal Canin Kitten

I thought I was onto a winner with this. The size pieces are perfect for my kittens to chew since they still have some teeth to grow in. However, on my 2nd order, the batch lacks consistency from packet to packet. Some packets can be really moist with gravy, while others are relatively dry. This time around the food doesnt seem to satisfy my kittens as they are still hungry after having a full half pouch each for each feed which iv ended up topping up with biscuits on the side as well.

Not much meat!

My British Shorthairs had this food, among others, until they were 7 months old. But the kibble was too small, and they just gulped it down without chewing. That's why I switched to a different food.

Dry food is generally bad for cats anyway. But at least with this one, she eats it, even when she has no appetite, and her stool is fine. So I can't complain.

It's obviously a great food, and my two little ones really love eating it! Still, I'm only giving three stars. This food is just too expensive for me! And since I've now found a dry food for kittens that my two love just as much and also offers a better price-performance ratio, I'm naturally happy to give my wallet a bit of a break ;)

My kitten loved the Baby kibbles but I had to give her wet food for a while as she needed antibiotics (for 1 Week), with the result that she doesnt like dry food anymore. She will eat it eventually if there is no wet food...wish I had stuck to the dry food and sprinkled the antibiotics over the kibbles. I used Royal Canine with my previous cats... shame that this one doesnt like it as much. Will Exigent once she's big...lets see if that works.

Good food with preservatives and simple sugars. I’ve had good experiences with Royal Canin. It was eaten willingly and also well tolerated. While this food contains many good additives, unfortunately, it also has preservatives and simple sugars, even though the food could easily be made without them. Despite regular dental care, my cats’ teeth got worse. I believe it was related to the food, as everything has improved since switching to a different one. The price is also quite high.

My Maine Coon loves eating it, but I find it a bit too expensive. I'm now switching to Animonda for kittens, as it's significantly cheaper!!!

Our Norwegian Forest cat, 8 months old, doesn’t tolerate the kitten food at all; he reacts to it with diarrhoea.

Although the quality of the food is undoubtedly excellent, we clearly can't get our tomcat excited about it. He eats it reluctantly and only partially.

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.

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?