Royal Canin Mother & Babycat Dry Cat Food for Newborn Kittens, Pregnant & Nursing Cats

ever since i started trying to put my cat on lower phosphorus foods, she lost interest in basically every food i offer her—including ones that are not low phosphorus and which she used to eat normally. this kitten food is a "no-no" at her geriatric life stage, but it's become the only thing she will eat consistently. it also helps her appetite so she'll sometimea nibble on other things. now if only someone would make a senior/kidney cat formula as appealing as this kitten food. she has even come to prefer the tiny kibbles.

I got this for a newly rescued shelter cat that apparently arrived at the shelter with kittens. I fed her some of this for the first week or so (she was emaciated) then transitioned to regular cat food at the direction of my vet. She gobbled it up.

I have a 13 yr old ragdoll cat whose only teeth are her tiny incisors. She has always been a very poor eater who has experienced skin breakouts from dried foods with too much omega-6. This is the only dry food that she both likes and thrives on and does not frequently regurgitate because the kibble size is too large for her. The only wet food she will eat is the gravy from Purina Tuna or Salmon broths. (I did not own her for her 1st 5 years and establish her food preferences. She was a used as a breeder.) I now worry that, since Royal Canin/Chewy cannot keep this food in stock, I am going to end up with an anorexic senior cat. I keep trying to find substitutes but she either won't eat them or I have a 13 yr old ragdoll cat whose only teeth are her tiny incisors. She has always been a very poor eater who has experienced skin breakouts from dried foods with too much omega-6. This is the only dry food that she both likes and thrives on and does not frequently regurgitate because the kibble size is too large for her. The only wet food she will eat is the gravy from Purina Tuna or Salmon broths. (I did not own her for her 1st 5 years and establish her food preferences. She was a used as a breeder.) I now worry that, since Royal Canin/Chewy cannot keep this food in stock, I am going to end up with an anorexic senior cat. I keep trying to find substitutes but she either won't eat them or she has an bad reaction to them. … more

I love the small size of the food. It makes the food a great product for all ages of cats, especially when you have cats that have teeth issues.

This food is recommended by the vet at the shelter that I foster for. It’s perfect for kittens that are just learning to eat dry food. Lots of nutrition for nursing moms too.

My kitten never hesitates to eat this. I put out a bit of it between wet food meals.

Recommended by our veternarian. Skully our 5 month old ragdoll kitten loves this food. He tries to open the bag himself.

The humane society is asking for more donations, for their mother cats and kittens!

I recently took on 4 week old kittens that still had to be bottle fed. They were not transitioning over to food well until I tried this. All 4 of them took right to it. The pieces are so small they had no trouble eating it completely dry.

My cats love, love, love this!!! I have used it for Queens and Kittens in the past. I use it now for sick and underweight cats. It works wonderfully and it must be tasty, because they eat every smidgen! I especially like that for Kittens and sick Cats, the size of the kibble is very tiny and easily digestible. For "people" with tiny teeth, it is great!