**Product Name:** ROYAL CANIN? Mother & Babycat Dry Cat Food
**Description:**
If your cat is pregnant or has recently given birth, it’s essential to provide proper nutritional support for both the mother and her kittens. ROYAL CANIN? Mother & Babycat Dry Cat Food is specially formulated to meet the unique nutritional needs of both gestating/lactating queens and kittens aged 1-4 months. This food contains a patented complex of antioxidants to support the kittens’ natural defenses, ensuring their continued health. The soft texture of the kibble makes it easy for kittens to chew and swallow, aiding in their transition to solid food. Additionally, the formula is enriched with DHA, a natural omega-3 fatty acid that supports kittens’ brain development.
**Key Features:**
– **Immune System Support:** Contains a patented complex of antioxidants, including vitamin E, to support kittens’ natural defenses.
– **Special Easy Weaning:** Adapted kibble can be easily rehydrated to facilitate the transition from milk to solid food.
– **Digestive Health:** Formulated to support digestive health during the transition from milk to solid food.
– **Enriched with DHA:** Supports kittens’ cerebral development during gestation and lactation.
**Ingredients:**
– Main Ingredients: Dehydrated poultry protein, animal fats, maize flour, rice, vegetable protein isolate*, hydrolysed animal proteins, yeasts and parts thereof, fish oil, beet pulp, vegetable fibres, soya oil.
– Additives: Includes essential vitamins and minerals such as vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin E, iron, iodine, copper, manganese, zinc, selenium, and DHA.
– Analytical Constituents: Protein: 34%, Fat content: 25%, Crude ash: 7.4%, Crude fibres: 1.9%, DHA: 1.87 g/kg.
**Feeding Instructions:**
– Follow the feeding guidelines provided in the table on the packaging.
– Ensure proper storage in a cool, dry place.
– Check the batch number, factory registration number, and best before date before feeding.
ROYAL CANIN? Mother & Babycat Dry Cat Food provides essential nutrition for pregnant and lactating cats as well as growing kittens, ensuring their health and well-being during this critical stage of development.
