Feline Health Nutrition Sterilised 2 KG
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After your cat has been neutered, a change of diet may be required to ensure that the nutrients it consumes supports its somewhat altered energy needs. ROYAL CANIN® Sterilised 37 contains a moderate level of fat when served in adequate daily rations – this helps your cat to maintain an ideal body weight after it’s been sterilised. What’s more, ROYAL CANIN® Sterilised 37 food also contains a carefully considered balance of minerals that help to support and maintain a healthy urinary system for your cat, while the increased protein content in this food helps to maintain your cat’s healthy muscle mass. To cater to each cat’s individual preferences, ROYAL CANIN® Sterilised 37 is also available as wet food in either delicious gravy or succulent jelly. If you’re considering mixed feeding, simply follow our feeding guidelines to ensure your cat gets an accurate amount of both wet and dry food for optimal benefit.
Key Features/Benefits:
- Weight management
- Urinary health
- High protein content
Key Benefits
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Holistic Growth Support: From kibble to mousse, every bite is packed with the proteins and vitamins needed for muscle and brain development.
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Superior Digestion: Highly digestible proteins and prebiotics ensure your kitten’s sensitive stomach stays settled during the transition to their new home.
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Fresh Home, Happy Cat: The low-tracking, 99% dust-free Fiora litter keeps your floors clean while providing a soft texture that is gentle on tiny, sensitive paws.
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Convenience & Value: Get all your "Day One" essentials in a single click, saving you time and money compared to buying individual items.
Feeding & Care Instructions
For the best results, we recommend a mixed feeding routine. Serve the Royal Canin dry kibble throughout the day to encourage crunching (great for dental health), and offer the Bellotta Mousse as a special evening meal to ensure your kitten stays hydrated and receives their "Immune & Growth" boost.
Kitten Nutrition Guide
During their rapid growth phase, kittens require the maximum amount of nutrition to support their developing bodies.