Top quality for British Shorthair cats
Royal Canin British Shorthair
- the exclusive nutrition for British Shorthair cats over 12 months old
The British Shorthair tends to swallow its food without chewing.
The special size and particularly hard texture of the kibbles encourage the cat to chew intensively, thereby slowing down food intake.
In addition, the addition of calcium chelators helps maintain good dental and oral hygiene.
With its powerful, well-formed body, the British Shorthair places much higher demands on its muscles and joints than lighter cats.
An optimally balanced protein content (34%) and a high content of L-carnitine, chondroitin, glucosamine and omega-3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA) ensure the maintenance of muscle mass and the protection of joints.
The British Shorthair can suffer from a hereditary heart disease, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Diagnosis is made by cardiac ultrasound.
An optimally balanced content of taurine, L-carnitine, EPA/DHA and antioxidants supports cardiac muscle function.
Composition:
Poultry meal, rice, animal fat, vegetable protein isolate*, corn, lignocellulose, corn gluten feed, animal protein (hydrolyzed), chicory pulp, minerals, L-lysine, soy oil, fish oil, sodium phosphate, dried egg, fructo-oligosaccharides, DL-methionine, mannan-oligosaccharides, taurine, borage oil, crustacean hydrolysate (rich in glucosamine), marigold extract (rich in lutein), L-carnitine, cartilage hydrolysate (rich in chondroitin).
*L.I.P.: Selected, highly digestible proteins with high biological value.
Ingredients:
Crude protein 34%, crude fat 22%, crude ash 6.3%, starch 19.7%, crude fiber 4.9%,
Dietary fiber 11%, linoleic acid 4.7%, arachidonic acid 0.09%, EPA+DHA 0.35%
Omega 6 5%, Omega 3 0.8%
The right food transition: step by step.
Your pet needs enough time to get used to the new food. To avoid digestive problems, the food change should be slow and gradual. Mix increasing amounts of the new food with the usual food.
Top quality for British Shorthair cats
Royal Canin British Shorthair
- the exclusive nutrition for British Shorthair cats over 12 months old
The British Shorthair tends to swallow its food without chewing.
The special size and particularly hard texture of the kibbles encourage the cat to chew intensively, thereby slowing down food intake.
In addition, the addition of calcium chelators helps maintain good dental and oral hygiene.
With its powerful, well-formed body, the British Shorthair places much higher demands on its muscles and joints than lighter cats.
An optimally balanced protein content (34%) and a high content of L-carnitine, chondroitin, glucosamine and omega-3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA) ensure the maintenance of muscle mass and the protection of joints.
The British Shorthair can suffer from a hereditary heart disease, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Diagnosis is made by cardiac ultrasound.
An optimally balanced content of taurine, L-carnitine, EPA/DHA and antioxidants supports cardiac muscle function.
Composition:
Poultry meal, rice, animal fat, vegetable protein isolate*, corn, lignocellulose, corn gluten feed, animal protein (hydrolyzed), chicory pulp, minerals, L-lysine, soy oil, fish oil, sodium phosphate, dried egg, fructo-oligosaccharides, DL-methionine, mannan-oligosaccharides, taurine, borage oil, crustacean hydrolysate (rich in glucosamine), marigold extract (rich in lutein), L-carnitine, cartilage hydrolysate (rich in chondroitin).
*L.I.P.: Selected, highly digestible proteins with high biological value.
Ingredients:
Crude protein 34%, crude fat 22%, crude ash 6.3%, starch 19.7%, crude fiber 4.9%,
Dietary fiber 11%, linoleic acid 4.7%, arachidonic acid 0.09%, EPA+DHA 0.35%
Omega 6 5%, Omega 3 0.8%
The right food transition: step by step.
Your pet needs enough time to get used to the new food. To avoid digestive problems, the food change should be slow and gradual. Mix increasing amounts of the new food with the usual food.