Cat Advice

All Royal Canin food is made to the strictest quality requirements to ensure absolute safety. Because cats and dogs deserve the best nutrition to remain in the best of health, Royal Canin is committed to:

How to feed

Recent advances in nutrition have played a key role in helping pets live longer and healthier. Kittens grow and develop extremely quickly and during this important stage in your kitten's life, profound changes occur and development needs to be closely monitored.

If your cat is blind or visually impaired, lifestyle changes can be made to help make life easier for them at home.

Here are some hints and tips for administering a tablet to your cat. It can be helpful to have an extra pair of hands to help hold your pet.

It is important to start looking after your pet’s teeth from an early age, all throughout their life. Imagine how our teeth would look and our breath would smell if we didn't brush our teeth regularly.

Here are some hints and tips for cleaning your pet's ears using an ear cleaner.

Why do you need to change your cat's food?

Your vet may recommend your cat is fed a different or special diet.

Using a topical (skin) spot-on preparation

Many flea, anti-parasite preparations and even wormers now come as spot-on preparations, making them much easier to use on cats.

Giving tablets to your cat
Giving tablets to your cat can be stressful and few cats are cooperative. However, it is very important that a course of medication is completed, and if you are having any difficulty, simply contact the clinic – they will understand and try to help.

Going home
After a stay at the clinic, you may need to take special care of your cat when they get back home: