Royal Canin Mother & Baby Cat

Royal Canin Mother & Baby Cat is specially formulated to meet the nutritional needs of gestating and lactating queens, as well as nursing kittens up to 4 months old. This premium diet supports the energy needs of mothers and the healthy development of kittens during their critical growth stage.

Key Features

• Supports High Energy Needs: Adapted to meet the high energy demands of cats during gestation and lactation.
• Immune System Support: Enriched with vitamins C and E to help build a strong immune system in young kittens.
• Brain and Vision Development: Contains omega-3 fatty acids (DHA) to support brain development and healthy vision in nursing kittens.
• Healthy Digestion: Includes beneficial prebiotics (MOS) and highly digestible proteins to promote a balanced intestinal microbiota for good digestion.
• Weaning-Friendly Texture: Easy-to-rehydrate kibble creates a porridge-like texture, making it ideal for weaning kittens and ensuring proper hydration.

Indications

• Suitable for gestating and lactating queens.
• Perfect for nursing kittens up to 4 months old during the weaning process.

How to Use

• Serve dry or rehydrate with water to create a soft porridge texture.
• Feed according to the guidelines on the packaging, based on your queen’s and kittens’ needs.
• Ensure fresh water is available at all times.

Transitioning to the Next Stage
At 16 weeks, kittens require a diet adapted to their next growth phase. Transition them onto Royal Canin Kitten diets, available as dry kibble or wet food in loaf, gravy, or jelly.

Package Details

• Designed to support the nutritional needs of queens and nursing kittens.
• Provides a complete and balanced diet for optimal health and development.

Perfect For

• Gestating and lactating queens needing extra energy and nutrients.
• Nursing kittens requiring support for immunity, brain, and digestive health.

Support your queen and her kittens during this critical stage with Royal Canin Mother & Baby Cat, a trusted solution for their unique nutritional needs.