Royal Canin Kitten

The permanent dentition forms, and the protection of permanent teeth is an essential factor for efficient oral and dental hygiene.

The digestive capacity of the young cat develops, allowing certain nutrients, such as starch, to be increasingly better digested and utilized.

Growth is slowing down as the bone structure becomes stronger and the muscles develop. The energy requirement remains very high but is gradually decreasing.

Optimal support of digestion is provided by highly digestible proteins that reduce the amount of undigested, fermentable substances in the large intestine. Additionally, fructo-oligosaccharides, dried beet pulp (for balanced intestinal flora), and EPA/DHA (for protection of the intestinal mucosa) support healthy digestion.

Strengthening the natural defenses involves a synergistic antioxidant complex (vitamin E and C, taurine, and lutein) along with mannan-oligosaccharides that support the development of the immune system in kittens.

Reduced fecal odor is achieved through the high content of L.I.P. proteins (90% digestibility), which decreases the proportion of indigestible, fermentable substances in the colon. L.I.P. refers to selected, easily digestible proteins with high biological value.