Royal Canin Ageing 15+ Senior Wet Cat Food Chunks In Gravy - 12 x 85g

When cats are 15 years old or older, they develop special needs and require a special approach to ...

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This guide helps owners of senior cats (15+ years) understand and effectively use Royal Canin Ageing 15+ Chunks in Gravy wet food. The primary benefit is providing a balanced diet tailored to the needs of aging cats, supporting kidney function, vision, and skin health. It's important to note that while this food is designed for senior cats, it's always best to consult with a vet regarding your cat's specific dietary needs. This guide will cover key features, how to use the product effectively, and address common questions.

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FAQs

How often should I feed my cat?

Follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging based on your cat's weight and activity level. It is often recommended to split the daily portion into two meals.

Can I feed this to younger cats?

No, this food is specifically formulated for cats aged 15 years and older. It is not designed for younger cats.

What if my cat has other health issues?

Consult your veterinarian. They can provide guidance on whether this food is appropriate for your cat's specific health needs and recommend any necessary adjustments.

How long can I store an opened pouch?

Refrigerate any unused portion in a sealed container and use it within 48 hours.

Can I mix this with dry food?

Yes, it is often beneficial to offer a combination of wet and dry food to provide variety and increase fluid intake. Ensure you adjust the portions accordingly.

Does this food help with dental health?

The soft texture helps cats with dental issues eat comfortably. However, it's not a replacement for regular dental care, such as brushing.

Where can I buy this food?

This product is available at most pet stores and online retailers specializing in pet supplies.

Troubleshooting

Cat refuses to eat the food.

Try warming the food slightly or mixing a small amount with a preferred food to encourage eating. Consult your vet if appetite loss continues.

Cat experiences digestive upset after switching to the food.

Ensure a gradual transition from the previous food to Royal Canin Ageing 15+ over 5-7 days. If the problem persists, consult your vet.

Cat is not drinking enough water.

Ensure fresh water is always available. Consider offering wet and dry food to increase fluid intake.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports kidney function due to adapted phosphorus content and high-quality proteins.
  • Promotes healthy brain function and vision with EPA+DHA, taurine, and vitamin A.
  • Easy-to-chew texture is ideal for senior cats with dental issues.
  • Supports the immune system with vitamins C and E, as well as lycopene.
  • Contains prebiotic fibres to aid digestion.

Cons

  • May not be suitable for cats with specific allergies or dietary restrictions not addressed by the formula.
  • Wet food can contribute to dental issues if not paired with other dental care practices.
  • Requires careful portioning to avoid overfeeding.
  • Some cats may not like the taste or texture.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  • Feeding Guidelines: Follow the feeding guidelines on the product packaging, adjusting the amount based on your cat's weight, activity level, and overall health. Always provide fresh water.
  • Transitioning Food: When switching to Royal Canin Ageing 15+, gradually introduce it over 5-7 days to avoid digestive upset. Mix increasing amounts of the new food with the old food each day.
  • Storage: Store unopened pouches in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate any unused portion and use within 48 hours.
  • Compatibility: This food is designed specifically for cats aged 15 years and older. It is not intended for kittens or adult cats.
  • Care: Monitor your cat's weight and body condition regularly. Consult with your veterinarian for any dietary concerns.