Royal Canin Aging Spayed/Neutered 12+ Dry Cat Food, 7-lb bag

I have 2 cats over 12 years old and have tried different foods for them. I was concerned about their weight so I tried the Royal Canin. I was amazed at the difference it made. I have noticed a slight weight loss but what really got me was the increase in their energy. They have begun playing again and not sleeping as much (all day) that they had been.

Hank prefers the veterinary gastrointestinal food over the aging spayed/neutered 12+ dry food. Hank preferred the G.I. food in taste and size. The kibble was easy for him to eat and he really liked it. Unfortunately, I had to switch to the aging spayed neutered dry food because he was getting very runny stools from the GI food. Is there an in between food for cats with digestive issues with good taste and small in size?

My cat, Mia, is 15 years old and I've been feeding her 12+ dry & 12+ wet for about 8 months. She was very overweight from her previous food and she has definitely lost some weight. She is no longer throwing up and she likes both the dry and wet food. Mia has always been a pretty finicky eater so I was very pleased when she immediately took to this food. I will definitely keep her on this food.

So far so good. They have been eating the new food. They are 17 years old and extremely picky with food- they have a few teeth left so this small pellets it’s easy for them

I am doing a slow conversion to this food but so far they are eating it and not leaving any in the bowl. I hope to see results on my chubby girl soon.

I have been feeding my cat Portia Royal Canin dry food since she was born. First kitten, then Maine Coon and now Aging Spayed. I have always been satisfied and so has she!

My 19 & 1/2 yr old kitty won’t eat this food. It does have a weird smell to it. I’ve tried to mask it, with toppers and broth over it, to no avail. What’s weird is she likes the wet “aging” canned cat food, so I thought this would work. Maybe it’s just bc she’s a picky eater?

This is an excellent, palatable dry food for senior cats, particularly those who suffer from early to moderate chronic kidney disease (CKD). As kidney function in senior cats begins to decline, the kidneys are increasingly unable to adequately filter toxins from the body. Phosphorous, which is a by-product of meat protein, then builds up in the blood and begins to make the cat very sick. Gastrointestinal upset and frequent vomiting often ensue. This food contains just 0.52% phosphorous on a dry matter basis (as of March 2020), which is approaching the low phosphorous content of prescription CKD formulas. I see some reviewers here complaining about “fillers” and decreased protein amounts in this This is an excellent, palatable dry food for senior cats, particularly those who suffer from early to moderate chronic kidney disease (CKD). As kidney function in senior cats begins to decline, the kidneys are increasingly unable to adequately filter toxins from the body. Phosphorous, which is a by-product of meat protein, then builds up in the blood and begins to make the cat very sick. Gastrointestinal upset and frequent vomiting often ensue. This food contains just 0.52% phosphorous on a dry matter basis (as of March 2020), which is approaching the low phosphorous content of prescription CKD formulas. I see some reviewers here complaining about “fillers” and decreased protein amounts in this formula. They need to understand that in order to lower the phosphorous content of a food so that an older cat with chronic renal disease can benefit from it, the amount of protein has to be reduced somewhat. This is because the majority of phosphorous in a cat food comes from the meat included. Along with adequate hydration, a food like Royal Canin Aging 12+ can help to make a profoundly positive difference in the quality and quantity of life of an old cat with failing kidneys! … more

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