Royal Canin Cat Food British Shorthair Dry Mix 2 kg

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In addition to maintaining a healthy urinary function as for all cats, the main nutritional goals for adult British Shorthairs are: The British Shorthair is a great all-around feline and a wonderful choice for first-time cat owners. Their incredibly soft coat is the first of many appealing traits (and never mind that it comes in 100 different patterns and colour combinations!), followed by their large round eyes, captivating to say the least. British Shorthair adalah kucing yang umumnya hebat serta pilihan yang bagus sebagai kucing pertama. Mantel mereka yang sangat lembut hanyalah satu dari banyak sifat menarik (yang datang dalam 100 pola dan kombinasi warna yang berbeda!), diikuti oleh mata besar mereka yang bulat dan menawan. An independent spirit, the British Shorthair cat is calm and reserved - how typically British of them! Upstanding in every way, the breed is very loyal to their owners and warmhearted, despite a somewhat independent streak. The British Shorthair cat is even adorably clumsy at times - let’s just say they won’t be winning any awards for agility any time soon. It’s aspects like these though that make them all the more endearing. The breed doesn’t reach physical maturity until they are at least three - if not five - years old.

Respiratory health:L-lysine reduces the chances of transferring and suffering from the herpes virusWeaning is the transition a kitten makes from liquid - or maternal milk - to solid food. This period naturally corresponds to the time when they cut their milk teeth, at 3 to 6 weeks old. At this stage kittens are not yet able to crunch, so a soft meal (rehydrated kibble or an adapted wet food) helps facilitate the transition between liquids and solids. Until they’re 12 months old, a British Shorthair kitten’s immune system is still gradually developing. A complex of antioxidants, including vitamin E, can help support their natural defences during this time of big changes, discoveries, and new encounters. The digestive system matures progressively, with digestive aptitudes reaching full maturity toward twelve months of age. A cat is then able to consume adult food. During the growth period, the kitten’s digestive system is immature and continues developing gradually. A combination of highly digestible protein (L.I.P.*) to help support healthy digestion, an adapted fibre content (including psyllium) and prebiotics to promote a balance in the intestinal flora.

Tailored health nutrition has a fundamental role to play in maintaining the health and beauty of British Shorthair cats. Food provides energy to help with vital functions and a complete nutritional formula for British Shorthairs should contain an adapted balance of nutrients. Feeding them in this way will offer a diet that’s neither deficient nor excessive, both of which could have adverse effects on your cat’s health. Clean, fresh water should be available at all times to support good urinary regularity. Cats are also naturally adapted to eating small servings - between 7 and 10 times a day. Giving the recommended daily ration of kibble once a day will let your British Shorthair regulate their own consumption. Given the British Shorthair’s placid nature and a tendency to gain weight easily, both a specific diet and the right sized daily portion are essential from a very young age. The followingBalanced and complete feed for cats - Specially for adult British Shorthair cats - Over 12 months old. Royal Canin British Shorthair Adultis a dry food adapted to meet the unique nutritional needs of this breed, with an optimally balanced protein content and high level of L-carnitine, helping to promote ideal musculature. This dish also contains vital nutrients such as glucosamine and chondroitin, which help to keep bones and joints healthy as well as ensuring good body growth and to keep your cat healthy and strong. The natural immunity a kitten receives from the mother’s colostrum - or first milk - decreases while the kitten’s immune system gradually develops. This critical time, called the immunity gap, requires a complex of antioxidants, including vitamin E, to help support their natural defences. Kittens go through an intense and particularly delicate period of growth during which they’re prone to digestive upset. Their diet at this time should not only be rich in energy to meet their essential growth needs but should also contain highly digestible protein to cater to their digestive system that’s still maturing. Prebiotics, such as fructo-oligosaccharides, can also support their digestive health by helping to balance intestinal flora. The result? Good stool quality, all around. The kitten’s food should contain omega-3 fatty acids - EPA-DHA - which helps support the proper neuro-cerebral development. COMPOSITION: dehydrated poultry protein, rice, vegetable protein isolate*, animal fats, maize, maize gluten, vegetable fibres, hydrolysed animal proteins, chicory pulp,