Royal Canin Feline Health Nutrition Indoorcat food is specially designed for indoor cats. These cats have different needs because they’re less active and don’t go outside as much.This cat food has some key features:It helps indoor cats stay a healthy weight by controlling calories.Also, it has good protein sources like chicken or fish to keep indoor cats strong.It has more fiber, which helps with digestion and reduces hairballs.Some types of cat food also help control hairballs with special ingredients.It has less fat to keep indoor cats from getting too heavy.It contains vitamins and minerals for overall health.Some kinds of cat food are good for dental health.It might encourage indoor cats to drink more water.Certain types also support joint and bone health to prevent problems like arthritis.Healthy Kitty, Happy Kitty: The Ultimate Weight Check!Feeding your feline friend at consistent times is crucial for their well-being. Ideally, cats should be fed twice daily, about 12 hours apart, to maintain steady energy and satisfaction. To monitor their weight, check if you can feel their ribs, spine, and pelvic bones—this indicates they may be underweight. A slight rib feel with a visible waist shows a healthy weight, while a lack of waist and bulging sides suggest overweight. Each cat is different, so consult your vet for a personalized feeding and weight plan.Feeding EssentialsCat’s weightIdeal weightOverweight3 kg45 g (26g 1 pouch)36 g (17 g 1 pouch)4 kg56 g (36 g 1 pouch)44 g (25 g 1 pouch)5 kg65 g (46 g 1 pouch)52 g (32g 1 pouch)6 kg74 g (55 g 1 pouch)59 g (40g 1 pouch) Our cat food rangeOur cat treats & snacks rangeOfficial product page
