Royal Canin Ageing Sterilised 12+ - 4kg

Your sterilised cat requires a complete and balanced diet to support optimal health throughout its...

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This guide provides essential information for owners of senior, sterilized cats looking to support their health. Royal Canin Ageing Sterilised 12+ offers a balanced diet specifically designed for cats over 12 years old, helping to maintain ideal weight, support healthy aging, and promote renal and urinary health. However, it's important to note that individual cat needs may vary, and consulting with a veterinarian is recommended for personalized dietary advice.

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FAQs

What is the recommended feeding amount?

Feeding amounts vary based on your cat's weight and activity level. Refer to the feeding guidelines on the product packaging.

Is this food suitable for all senior cats?

This food is specifically formulated for senior, sterilized cats. It is best to consult with your veterinarian.

Can I mix wet and dry food?

Yes, you can mix wet and dry food. Adjust the quantities accordingly to meet your cat's daily caloric needs.

How long does it take to see results?

It can take several weeks to see noticeable improvements in weight, coat condition, and overall health. Be patient and consistent with the feeding regimen.

Where can I buy Royal Canin Ageing Sterilised 12+?

You can purchase this food at most pet stores and online retailers.

What if my cat doesn't like the taste?

Try the wet food option, which often has a stronger flavor. You can also mix a small amount of a tasty topper, like tuna water, to encourage eating.

Does this food help with hairballs?

This food does not specifically target hairballs. However, a healthy diet can contribute to overall digestive health.

Troubleshooting

Cat is not eating the food.

Try mixing the new food with the old food gradually. Consider offering the wet food option if the dry food is not appealing. Ensure the food is fresh and the bowl is clean. Consult with a vet to rule out any underlying health issues affecting appetite.

Cat is gaining weight.

Carefully measure the food portions according to the feeding guidelines. Reduce the amount slightly if necessary. Ensure the cat is getting adequate exercise and activity. Consult with a vet to rule out any other health issues.

Cat has digestive issues.

Gradually transition to the new food to avoid digestive upset. Ensure the cat has access to fresh water. If issues persist, consult with your vet.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Specifically formulated for senior, sterilized cats.
  • Supports healthy aging with antioxidants.
  • Promotes renal and urinary health.
  • Helps maintain ideal body weight.
  • Available in multiple formats (dry, wet, gravy, jelly).
  • Provides a complete and balanced diet.

Cons

  • May not be suitable for cats with specific dietary restrictions not related to age or sterilization.
  • Requires a transition period when switching from a different food.
  • The cost may be higher compared to some other cat food brands.
  • Available only in specific sizes.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  • Transitioning to the Food: When introducing Royal Canin Ageing Sterilised 12+, gradually mix it with your cat's current food over 5-7 days. Start with a small percentage of the new food and gradually increase the amount.
  • Feeding Guidelines: Follow the feeding guidelines on the product packaging, which are based on your cat's weight and activity level. Ensure fresh water is always available.
  • Storage: Store the dry food in a cool, dry place. Once opened, reseal the bag tightly to maintain freshness.
  • Wet Food: If using wet food, refrigerate any unused portion and discard after 24 hours.
  • Compatibility: This food is specifically formulated for senior, sterilized cats. It is not suitable for kittens or cats with different dietary needs. Consult with your veterinarian if your cat has any specific health conditions.