Complete dietetic feed for adult cats.
Some cats have nutritional intolerances or adverse reactions to certain foods. In these cases, a complete and balanced hydrolysed protein, hypoallergenic diet can help to support your cats nutritional needs. Royal Canin® Hypoallergenic is specially formulated with your cat’s nutritional needs in mind and is available in both 2. 5kg and 4. 5kg bags. Royal Canin® Hypoallergenic’s exclusive formula includes a hydrolysed soya protein isolate that contains a low molecular weight, ultimately reducing the risk of allergenicity. In order to help maintain optimal skin health, Royal Canin® Hypoallergenic contains a specially formulated nutrient complex that helps to support the natural protective barrier role of your cat’s skin. Enriched with Omega-3 long chain fatty acids known as EPA and DHA, Royal Canin® Hypoallergenic also helps to support your cat’s digestive health. What’s more, these fatty acids help to maintain the health and condition of your cat’s skin and coat. Royal Canin® Hypoallergenic is formulated with quality highly digestible proteins and starches, as well as a specific blend of fibres – including all-important prebiotics – which help to support a good balance of intestinal flora for a healthy and balanced digestive system. As part of the Royal Canin® Veterinary Range, it is important that this product is only given to your pet when recommended by a veterinary professional. This product is not suitable for kittens or for cats who are pregnant or lactating. At Royal Canin® we’re committed to providing nutritional solutions to your pet’s needs. All of our products undergo an extensive quality control process in order to guarantee the optimum quality of food, as well as catering to your cat’s specific dietary requirements and lifestyle. This means that when your cat eats Royal Canin® Hypoallergenic, it’s getting a complete and balanced diet.
Digestive Health: Formulated with highly digestible proteins and starches as well as a blend of fibres including prebiotics which support a balanced digestive system.
Skin Barrier: A specially formulated complex of nutrients to support the skin's natural protective barrier role and for optimal skin health.
EPA/DHA: Specific Omega 3 long chain fatty acids which suppport digestive and skin health.
Hydrolysed Protein: Hydrolysed soya protein isolate with a low molecular weight for very low allergenicity.
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Excellent, even for the most delicate of tums!
My darling Maine Coon had had stomach problems for a long time when I adopted him. The vet recommended we swap him onto this food and since we have done so, he has improved all of his inner workings back to that of a normal cat, a blessing both for him and us! Wouldn't be without it for anything.
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Fantastic
My 13yr old cat was suffering with stomach/bowel issues resulting in diarrhoea and accidents in the house and on the drive. Not pleasant. After 3 months on this special food, she is now back to her normal self. It's so lovely to have her back to full health again. I can't praise this food enough, it's just worked wonders.
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My cats love it
I buy every month for my four cats who love it. One cat has an allergy, andbroyal canin which is good for her. It’s also hypoallergenic
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Service with a smile
Royal canine cat food is great value and very healthy I would recommend it to every cat owner
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Works well
So far, so good. I feed this to one of my Sphynx cats who suffers with allergies. This food helps reduce his attacks to once or twice a year, if that. He’s a fussy eater, and took to it straight away.
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Perfect for kittie with iBS
I was recommend this product by the vet due to having a female cat with IBS. Both cats (one non IBS) do very well on this food and even the cat without issue progresses well and maintains weight. The IBS cat does not have as many issues now all be it with medication also.
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Helps keep our cat’s allergies at bay
Have fed our cat with this for a long time and it seems to work
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It works!
I have a diabetic cat who has been on a specific diet since his diagnosis but then he developed IBD. Vets spoke with dieticians and 3 types were recommended. We went with the one that was deemed the one that would work well but that and the next didn't. Fortunately this one did and still does. It did take about 2-3 weeks to show any signs of fecal improvement and he now produces a good stool!
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Cats love it.
Wasn't sure if cats would eat it as was sudden change to diet due to possible food allergies. Recommended by my vet.
