Royal Canin® Feline Care Nutrition™ Urinary Care Dry Cat Food

Urinary care is one of the most common concerns when it comes to your cat’s health. Royal Canin formulas are backed by science to help support your cat’s health and feed her magnificence. Royal Canin Feline Urinary Care Adult Dry Cat Food delivers a highly palatable dry kibble to help maintain urinary tract health in healthy cats. This adult cat food is formulated to efficiently promote a healthy mineral content in her urine in only 10 days. Complete and balanced nutrition, this adult cat food is precisely balanced to support urinary health by maintaining the mineral balance in your cat’s urine. Along with a cat food for urinary tract health, remember to monitor your cat’s water intake and always consult your veterinarian if you have any concerns. With over 50 years of scientific research and observation, Royal Canin continues to deliver targeted nutrition to feed your cat’s magnificence. Not satisfied? Then neither are we. Our formulas are 100% satisfaction guaranteed. (Just contact us for more details.) The Feline Care Nutrition range has been specially formulated by veterinarians and nutritionists to address cats' particular care needs: dull coat and sensitive skin, tartar and dental plaque formation, tendency to gain weight, hairballs and digestive issues. Cats have around 475 taste buds while dogs have 1,700 and humans have 9,000 approximately. Considering a desirable

Flavor: Original Age Range (Description): Adult Item Form: Chunk Specific Uses For Product: Urinary Flavor: is important, but it is not the only factor when selecting the right nutritional diet for your cat. Tasty cat food is a combination of the right nutrient balance with a satisfying texture, savory aroma, adapted kibble shape, specific kibble size and desirable flavors. Royal Canin knows that some cats need more advanced nutritional support than a maintenance diet offers. Skin and coat, and stomach and intestinal upsets are among the top reasons owners take their cat to the veterinarian. Dental tarter and overweight are the first and second most common diagnoses according to Banfield's 2019 State of Pet Health. Incorporating a combination of dry and wet food can benefit your cat. Dry: Concentration of nutrients and texture provides brushing effect. Wet: Moisture content can help support hydration.