Royal Canin Feline Care Nutrition Hairball Care Adult Dry Cat Food, 6 lb Bag

About This

• CATS PRONE TO HAIRBALLS: Royal Canin Feline Care Hairball Care Cat Food Dry Formula is tailored nutrition for cats 1 year and older prone to hairballs
• HAIRBALL MANAGEMENT: Rather than hairballs building up in a cat's stomach and being regurgitated, this hairball formula helps move hair the cat swallows through the GI tract
• SPECIAL FIBER BLEND: A specific blend of dietary fibers helps in the management of hairball development for cat digestive health — a good source of fiber for cats
• MIXED FEEDING: This adult cat food is the perfect complement to Royal Canin Hairball Care Thin Slices in Gravy Wet Cat Food
• HEALTHY DIGESTION: Cat food containing an appropriate fiber blend can help manage hairballs that can lead to digestive sensitivities
• TAILORED NUTRITION: Check out the full range of Royal Canin wet and dry cat food formulas that offer nutrition for cats of all lifestages and activity levels

Overview

• Brand : ROYAL CANIN
• Flavor : Chicken
• Age Range (Description) : Adult
• Item Form : Pellet
• Specific Uses For Product : hairballs;indoor
• The Feline Care Nutrition range has been specially formulated by veterinarians and nutritionists to address cats' particular care needs: dull coat and sensitive skin, tartar and dental plaque formation, tendency to gain weight, hairballs and digestive issues.
• Cats have around 475 taste buds while dogs have 1,700 and humans have 9,000 approximately. Considering a desirable flavor is important, but it is not the only factor when selecting the right nutritional diet for your cat. Tasty cat food is a combination of the right nutrient balance with a satisfying texture, savory aroma, adapted kibble shape, specific kibble size and desirable flavors.
• Royal Canin knows that some cats need more advanced nutritional support than a maintenance diet offers. Skin and coat, and stomach and intestinal upsets are among the top reasons owners take their cat to the veterinarian. Dental tarter and overweight are the first and second most common diagnoses according to Banfield's 2019 State of Pet Health.
• Incorporating a combination of dry and wet food can benefit your cat.