Dry Cat Food Royal Canin British Shorthair Kitten 2 kg – chicken, 38% protein, 20% fat, growth formula

Royal Canin British Shorthair Kitten dry cat food is formulated for British Shorthair kittens up to 12 months. The 2 kg formula combines adapted nutrients — including selected highly digestible protein, balanced vitamins and minerals, L‑carnitine and antioxidants — to support growth, digestion and natural defenses.

Advantages

The specially shaped moon kibble is sized and textured for the British Shorthair jaw to encourage grasping and chewing, which helps oral hygiene. Adapted protein levels and a precise balance of vitamins and minerals support healthy muscle and bone growth, while L‑carnitine aids fat metabolism. Highly digestible protein (L.I.P.*) together with prebiotics helps maintain intestinal flora balance. A patented antioxidant complex including vitamin E supports the kitten's natural defenses. (*Protein selected for its very high digestibility; patent FR N° EP1146870.)

Suitable for

• British Shorthair kittens from weaning up to 12 months
• Kittens requiring support for muscle and bone development
• Kittens with sensitive digestion needing highly digestible protein
• Owners wanting food that helps oral hygiene through kibble shape

Key specifications

• Brand: Royal Canin
• Product: British Shorthair Kitten dry cat food
• Net weight: 2 kg
• Suitable age: up to 12 months
• Main features: moon-shaped kibble for British Shorthair jaw, L.I.P. highly digestible protein, prebiotics, L‑carnitine, antioxidant complex with vitamin E

How to use

Serve according to the feeding guidelines on the pack, adjusting portions for the kitten's age, weight and activity level. Provide fresh water at all times. Transition gradually over 7–10 days when changing from another diet to avoid digestive upset.

Recommendations

Use this formula exclusively for British Shorthair kittens up to 12 months as part of a complete and balanced diet. Consult your veterinarian if the kitten has special nutritional needs, persistent digestive issues, or health concerns.