Wet Veterinary Diet Cat Food Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Kitten 145 g Poultry, 195 g can, digestive support

Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Kitten wet food in a can formulated for kittens of any breed, with a poultry (meat) flavour. It is part of a veterinary diet series designed to support digestive tract protection and overall health in young cats. The product comes as a single 145–195 g canned portion intended to provide moisture-rich nutrition tailored for the kitten life stage and digestive support.

Advantages

This veterinary diet offers high moisture content to help maintain hydration and gentle nutrients formulated to support digestive function. It contains balanced levels of proteins, fats and essential minerals, plus added antioxidants and vitamins to contribute to general health. The poultry flavour and can format provide a palatable wet food option for kittens requiring digestive support.

Suitable for

• Kittens of any breed with digestive sensitivity
• Kittens requiring a moisture-rich veterinary diet
• Young cats needing short-term digestive support under veterinary guidance

Key specifications

• Format: Canned wet food, single portion
• Main flavour: Poultry (meat)
• Intended life stage: Kitten / Junior
• Purpose: Digestive tract protection and support (veterinary diet)
• Moisture: 78.2%
• Protein: 11%
• Fat: 5.4%
• Crude fibres: 0.7%
• Crude ash: 2%
• Calcium: 0.3%
• Sodium: 0.19%
• Potassium: 0.18%
• Omega‑3 fatty acids: 0.21%
• Omega‑6 fatty acids: 1.6%
• Vitamin A: 25000 IU/kg
• Vitamin D3: 120 IU/kg
• Iron: 4 mg/kg
• Zinc: 14 mg/kg
• Copper: 3.3 mg/kg
• Manganese: 1.4 mg/kg
• Iodine: 0.4 mg/kg
• Selenium: 0.05 mg/kg
• Antioxidants: included

How to use

Serve the canned food at room temperature and introduce gradually if switching from another diet. Follow portioning and feeding instructions provided by your veterinarian, especially when using a veterinary diet for digestive issues. Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place; refrigerate any unused portion and use within the time indicated on the packaging.

Recommendations

A veterinary diet should be used under veterinary supervision. If signs of digestive upset persist or if the kitten shows adverse reactions, consult your veterinarian. Avoid contact of food contents with eyes and skin; follow packaging warnings.