2nd age kitten, from 4 to 12 months: The definitive teeth appear. If the new adult teeth are protected during this period, the early onset of tooth and mouth disorders can be prevented. The kitten's digestive ability improves: she assimilates some nutrients such as starch increasingly well. Her growth continues at a slower rate up to the age of 1 year: her bone structure is gradually consolidated and her muscle mass develops. She still has high energy requirements, although they decrease slightly. |
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Kibble shape and texture ideally suited to the kitten's final dentition. |
Tooth and mouth hygiene promoted by a supply of calcium captors (sodium phosphates) to slow tartar deposit. |
Maximum digestive security by means of an exclusive combination of ingredients (fructo-oligo-saccharides, beet pulp, fish oil and very higly digestible proteins) |
A unique formula to help build the kitten's natural defences. |
Royal Canin Kitten (36) Complete Kitten Food
SKU: 2052020
£7.69Price