Royal Canin ǀ URINARY cat kibble - POULTRY

Royal Canin Adult Urinary Care is a complete dry food for adult cats that helps maintain a healthy urinary tract.

Urinary tract problems are very common in cats. They can occur due to age, but gender also plays a role. They most often occur in middle-aged males. The problems can be caused by a blockage or clogging of the narrow outlet of the urethra. Microscopic crystals accumulate here, blocking the flow of urine.

Symptoms of urinary problems include: bloody urine, difficulty urinating, urinating in unusual places, and constant washing of the genitals.

Diet is an effective way to help reduce the risk of urinary stone formation.

The formula contains Controlled mineral content that supports healthy urinary tract function and regulates the pH value.

Why Royal Canin?

• Supports urinary tract health: This complete nutrition can be used long-term to help maintain urinary tract health.
• Ideal mineral balance: maintains healthy urine concentration - this specially formulated food helps your cat have less concentrated urine by regulating mineral balance and maintaining a low urine pH.
• Low urine pH: Helps maintain urinary tract health - exclusive food formula helps maintain healthy urinary conditions for optimal urinary tract health.

Composition

Poultry protein (dried), maize, vegetable protein isolate (highly digestible protein), rice, wheat, animal fats, lignocellulose, maize gluten feed, animal proteins (hydrolysed), maize meal, minerals, dried sugar beet pulp, yeasts and parts thereof, soya oil, fish oil, marigold flower meal (source of lutein).

Nutritional supplements per kilogram

Vitamin A 20,500 IU/kg, vitamin D3 700 IU/kg, iron 40 mg/kg, iodine 4 mg/kg, copper 12 mg/kg, manganese 52 mg/kg, zinc 109 mg/kg, selenium 0.07 mg/kg. Contains preservatives and antioxidants.

Analytical components

Feeding recommendations

The daily amount of food should be measured according to the age, weight and activity of the cat (the manufacturer's table is only a guideline).

Your cat should always have fresh drinking water available.

In case of urinary tract problems, consult a veterinarian!