1127 reviews forRoyal Canin Mother & Babycat

I fed my 2 Bengals on this, as the breeder had advised. However, I wondered why the ingredients was missing everywhere. The reason is Royal Canins meat or fish is ‘animal derivatives’ of 5-11 percent, with the rest being added vegetables, vitamins and sugar. Now you understand why it’s not published, since it is one of the cheapest to make on the market. I have changed to 2 X 70g tins of another brand, with 45-55 percent meat or fish, which fills their tummies just the same, and much cheaper too

Our cats are really not fond of this kibble, mother cat or kittens. Only one kitten seems to like it and the others stear clear of it.

I think I got a bad batch or one that wasn’t stored properly because it has a bad smell, everything’s oily and the inner bag is all sticky with yellow residue stuck all over the inside. Be careful and always check before giving it to your cats.