Royal Canin Mother & Babycat Food For Stage 2 Kittens | 2 Kg | Dry Food

Royal Canin Mother & Babycat is a balanced and complete dry feed for pregnant or lactating mother cats and kittens aged 1 to 4 months during weaning. It contains dehydrated poultry protein, fish oil, DHA, fibres, minerals, vitamins and a patented antioxidant complex. The soft kibble can be rehydrated to help kittens move from milk to solid food.

Use the kitten's age and weight to select the feeding amount.

For mixed feeding, use the dry and wet quantities shown for the kitten's age and weight. Rehydrate the kibble to help with the transition from milk to solid food. For an infant kitten unable to eat by itself, grind the kibble with lukewarm water to make a porridge and give it through a feeding bottle.

• Soft-textured kibble designed for young kittens.
• Adapted kibble that can be easily rehydrated.
• Patented antioxidant complex including vitamin E.
• L.I.P. proteins selected for very high digestibility.

• Store in a cool, dry place.

• Composition: Dehydrated poultry protein, animal fats, maize flour, rice, vegetable protein isolate, hydrolysed animal proteins, yeasts and parts thereof, fish oil, beet pulp, vegetable fibres, soya oil and minerals.
• Other ingredients: Fructo-oligo-saccharides (0.35%), hydrolysed yeast, yeast extracts and marigold extract.
• Nutritional additives per kg: Vitamin A 25500 IU, Vitamin D3 1000 IU, Vitamin E 600 mg, iron 31.8 mg, iodine 3.2 mg, copper 9.8 mg, manganese 41.4 mg, zinc 118.1 mg and selenium 0.04 mg.
• Technological additive: Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin 5 g per kg.
• Other additives: Preservatives and antioxidants.

Royal Canin Mother & Babycat is dry kibble for pregnant or lactating mother cats and kittens aged 1 to 4 months during weaning. The range also includes an ultra soft mousse.

• For feeding mother cats during pregnancy.
• For feeding mother cats while they are nursing kittens.
• For kittens aged 1 to 4 months during weaning.
• For making a porridge for infant kittens that cannot eat by themselves.

• A patented antioxidant complex including vitamin E may support kittens' natural defences as immunity from colostrum gradually decreases between 4 and 12 weeks after birth.
• DHA, a natural omega-3 fatty acid, may support general brain development during gestation and lactation.
• The recipe may support digestive tolerance by reducing the amount of undigested nutrients.
• Soft kibble may help young kittens chew and swallow more easily while getting used to solid food.
• Rehydratable kibble may help make the move from milk to solid food easier.