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Feeding Guide:
| CAT'S WEIGHT | IDEAL WEIGHT | OVERWEIGHT |
| 3 kg | 44 g (26g + 1 pouch) | 35 g (17 g + 1 pouch) |
| 4 kg | 54 g (36 g + 1 pouch) | 43 g (25 g + 1 pouch) |
| 5 kg | 63 g (45 g + 1 pouch) | 51 g (39g + 1 pouch) |
| 6 kg | 72 g (54 g + 1 pouch) | 58 g (39g + 1 pouch) |
Additional Info
Additional Info
| Brands | Royal Canin |
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| Pet Type | Cat |
| Featured | No |
| Product Type | Dry Food |
| Product Feature | Dry Food |
| Breed | No |
| Breed Size | All Breeds |
| Flavour | Chicken |
| Lifestage | Adult |
| Size Chart | No |
Reviews
Customer Reviews (27)
Great value and my cats love it
My cats really love this food and their coats are lovely and shiney. Great choice of food
(Posted on 20/08/2018)
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Perfect food for fit kitties
My cats love this food and never seem to get bored of it!
(Posted on 08/03/2018)
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My cats have been eating this food for about 5 years, and remain healthy and happy - the love the taste as well, which is a bonus :)
Great product!!!
(Posted on 27/02/2018)
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Quality food
My cats have been eating this food for 14 years, and remain healthy and happy. They love the taste which is a bonus.
(Posted on 14/02/2018)
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Cats love it!
My Siberians have been eating this food for more than a year now and they are very happy with it. Their coats are in good health and their weight is perfect.
(Posted on 30/01/2018)
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Good quality animal protein based formula preferred for an obligate carnivore. Very cost effective, good value for money.
Introduction to cat nutrition:
Cats are obligate carnivores. Obligate means “by necessity:”Cats must eat meat to survive. Eating a diet high in meat provides some vitamins and fatty acids in their preformed state. Obligate carnivores can not make some amino acids and vitamins like omnivores and herbivores can. Some of the nutrients cats need in the preformed state:
1. Vitamin A – they can not make it from beta-carotene in the way humans or dogs can
2. They have little to no ability to make niacin from tryptophan
3. They have a high requirement for taurine which is found in animal flesh
4. They also need arginine from their diets.
5. Omega 3 type need to be EPA and DHA for optimal usage, fish sourced omega 3 is best for cats.
In short: cats need to eat meat to live
Animal protein quantity and source (Rating 5/5)
This is an animal protein based diet, with the heaviest ingredient dehydrated poultry meat. Poultry may contain chicken, duck and turkey. Low indigestible proteins selected for its very high assimilation are mainly used in Royal canine. Crude protein content 32%.
Carbohydrate percentage and type (Rating 3/5)
Moderate amount of carbohydrates included. Rice, maize and wheat make up the main source of carbohydrates. These are all high glycaemic index carbohydrates. Beet pulp is added to help regulate blood glucose control. We would prefer to see more vegetable carbohydrate inclusion like sweet potato, peas and pumpkin. Splitting of ingredients is also present which make certain ingredients appear less prevalent. When all maize products are added together it may outweigh rice as the second ingredient.
Omega 3 source and ratio (Rating 4/5)
Fish oil is used as the omega 3 source. High in DHA and EPA this is the best source of omega 3 for cats.
Transparency of ingredient list (Rating 3/5)
Most ingredients are described but we would like to see more specifics on what animal fats were used and what constitutes the animal proteins used.
Added benefits (Rating 3/5)
Hairball control.
Prebiotics and botanicals.
Other ingredients
It was not stated what anti-oxidants were used. (Posted on 10/07/2014)
Cats are obligate carnivores. Obligate means “by necessity:”Cats must eat meat to survive. Eating a diet high in meat provides some vitamins and fatty acids in their preformed state. Obligate carnivores can not make some amino acids and vitamins like omnivores and herbivores can. Some of the nutrients cats need in the preformed state:
1. Vitamin A – they can not make it from beta-carotene in the way humans or dogs can
2. They have little to no ability to make niacin from tryptophan
3. They have a high requirement for taurine which is found in animal flesh
4. They also need arginine from their diets.
5. Omega 3 type need to be EPA and DHA for optimal usage, fish sourced omega 3 is best for cats.
In short: cats need to eat meat to live
Animal protein quantity and source (Rating 5/5)
This is an animal protein based diet, with the heaviest ingredient dehydrated poultry meat. Poultry may contain chicken, duck and turkey. Low indigestible proteins selected for its very high assimilation are mainly used in Royal canine. Crude protein content 32%.
Carbohydrate percentage and type (Rating 3/5)
Moderate amount of carbohydrates included. Rice, maize and wheat make up the main source of carbohydrates. These are all high glycaemic index carbohydrates. Beet pulp is added to help regulate blood glucose control. We would prefer to see more vegetable carbohydrate inclusion like sweet potato, peas and pumpkin. Splitting of ingredients is also present which make certain ingredients appear less prevalent. When all maize products are added together it may outweigh rice as the second ingredient.
Omega 3 source and ratio (Rating 4/5)
Fish oil is used as the omega 3 source. High in DHA and EPA this is the best source of omega 3 for cats.
Transparency of ingredient list (Rating 3/5)
Most ingredients are described but we would like to see more specifics on what animal fats were used and what constitutes the animal proteins used.
Added benefits (Rating 3/5)
Hairball control.
Prebiotics and botanicals.
Other ingredients
It was not stated what anti-oxidants were used. (Posted on 10/07/2014)
Good quality animal protein based formula preferred for an obligate carnivore. Very cost effective, good value for money.
Introduction to cat nutrition:
Cats are obligate carnivores. Obligate means “by necessity:”Cats must eat meat to survive. Eating a diet high in meat provides some vitamins and fatty acids in their preformed state. Obligate carnivores can not make some amino acids and vitamins like omnivores and herbivores can. Some of the nutrients cats need in the preformed state:
1. Vitamin A – they can not make it from beta-carotene in the way humans or dogs can
2. They have little to no ability to make niacin from tryptophan
3. They have a high requirement for taurine which is found in animal flesh
4. They also need arginine from their diets.
5. Omega 3 type need to be EPA and DHA for optimal usage, fish sourced omega 3 is best for cats.
In short: cats need to eat meat to live
Animal protein quantity and source (Rating 5/5)
This is an animal protein based diet, with the heaviest ingredient dehydrated poultry meat. Poultry may contain chicken, duck and turkey. Low indigestible proteins selected for its very high assimilation are mainly used in Royal canine. Crude protein content 32%.
Carbohydrate percentage and type (Rating 3/5)
Moderate amount of carbohydrates included. Rice, maize and wheat make up the main source of carbohydrates. These are all high glycaemic index carbohydrates. Beet pulp is added to help regulate blood glucose control. We would prefer to see more vegetable carbohydrate inclusion like sweet potato, peas and pumpkin. Splitting of ingredients is also present which make certain ingredients appear less prevalent. When all maize products are added together it may outweigh rice as the second ingredient.
Omega 3 source and ratio (Rating 4/5)
Fish oil is used as the omega 3 source. High in DHA and EPA this is the best source of omega 3 for cats.
Transparency of ingredient list (Rating 3/5)
Most ingredients are described but we would like to see more specifics on what animal fats were used and what constitutes the animal proteins used.
Added benefits (Rating 3/5)
Hairball control.
Prebiotics and botanicals.
Other ingredients
It was not stated what anti-oxidants were used. (Posted on 10/07/2014)
Cats are obligate carnivores. Obligate means “by necessity:”Cats must eat meat to survive. Eating a diet high in meat provides some vitamins and fatty acids in their preformed state. Obligate carnivores can not make some amino acids and vitamins like omnivores and herbivores can. Some of the nutrients cats need in the preformed state:
1. Vitamin A – they can not make it from beta-carotene in the way humans or dogs can
2. They have little to no ability to make niacin from tryptophan
3. They have a high requirement for taurine which is found in animal flesh
4. They also need arginine from their diets.
5. Omega 3 type need to be EPA and DHA for optimal usage, fish sourced omega 3 is best for cats.
In short: cats need to eat meat to live
Animal protein quantity and source (Rating 5/5)
This is an animal protein based diet, with the heaviest ingredient dehydrated poultry meat. Poultry may contain chicken, duck and turkey. Low indigestible proteins selected for its very high assimilation are mainly used in Royal canine. Crude protein content 32%.
Carbohydrate percentage and type (Rating 3/5)
Moderate amount of carbohydrates included. Rice, maize and wheat make up the main source of carbohydrates. These are all high glycaemic index carbohydrates. Beet pulp is added to help regulate blood glucose control. We would prefer to see more vegetable carbohydrate inclusion like sweet potato, peas and pumpkin. Splitting of ingredients is also present which make certain ingredients appear less prevalent. When all maize products are added together it may outweigh rice as the second ingredient.
Omega 3 source and ratio (Rating 4/5)
Fish oil is used as the omega 3 source. High in DHA and EPA this is the best source of omega 3 for cats.
Transparency of ingredient list (Rating 3/5)
Most ingredients are described but we would like to see more specifics on what animal fats were used and what constitutes the animal proteins used.
Added benefits (Rating 3/5)
Hairball control.
Prebiotics and botanicals.
Other ingredients
It was not stated what anti-oxidants were used. (Posted on 10/07/2014)
Shipping Info
Our Delivery Options
We want to make pet parenting as easy for you so that you can spend more quality time with your furry friends. See below for our delivery costs for your area:
Courier deliveries take 2 – 5 working days depending on the order's destination.
Main Area Deliveries
Orders under R500: R55
Orders over R500: FREE
Regional Area Deliveries
Orders under R1000: R85
Orders over R1000: FREE
Outlying Area Deliveries
All orders: R85
Available Delivery Types
Depending on your delivery area, you will be able to select between the below delivery types:
| Express Delivery | |
| Next day delivery | |
| Booked delivery | |
| Option to choose specific delivery day based on your availability | |
| Courier Delivery | |
| Standard courier delivery in 1-7 working days depending on your area. | |
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