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Cats can sometimes become stressed in new situations or environments. With Royal Canin Veterinary Calm Cat, you can support your feline friend when it exhibits stressed behaviour. This dietetic dry food provides your kitty with hydrolysed milk protein and L-tryptophan, which can help to calm your cat in stressful situations. This cat food is lactose-free and is enriched with prebiotics and highly digestible proteins to promote optimal digestion. In addition to this, Royal Canin Veterinary Calm Cat contains all the minerals necessary to contribute to a healthy urinary tract. Royal Canin Veterinary Calm Cat at a glance: Dietetic complete food for cats to reduce struvite stone recurrence by diluting or stabilising struvite and/or by acidifying the urine Stress control: contains L-tryptophan and hydrolysed milk protein (alpha-s1 casein) with patented peptide, can reduce stress Tailored mineral content: controlled magnesium, calcium and phosphorus content can support a healthy urinary tract Highly digestible: highly digestible protein (L.I.P.), beet fibre and fish oil can contribute to normal digestion, also lactose-free Supports the skin barrier: synergistic complex made up of vitamins and minerals can contribute to healthy skin Fur ball complex: special mix of fibres and psyllium can move swallowed hair through the digestive system
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What is the difference between sterilised and light cat food?
Sterilised foods are made for neutered cats, which need fewer calories. Light foods are lower in energy for cats that are overweight or gain weight easily. Both are everyday complete foods; for real weight loss in an obese cat, ask your vet about a weight management plan or veterinary diet.
When should my cat switch to senior food?
Many brands label senior foods for cats from about seven years. There is no need to switch on a birthday if your cat is healthy and at a good weight. A senior health check with your vet is a good time to discuss whether a change would help.
