Royal Canin - Veterinary Diet Gastrointestinal Hairball Adult Dry Cat Food

The ROYAL CANIN® Gastrointestinal Feline diet is precisely formulated to support cats with acute and/or chronic gastrointestinal conditions. In case of acute disease, regeneration of the intestinal villi requires the nutritional management to last for at least three weeks. Lifetime feeding may be necessary/beneficial in case of chronic disease. To optimise digestion, the recommended daily intake should be divided into several small meals.

Key Features & Benefits:

DIGESTIVE SUPPORT
A highly digestible formula with balanced fibres, including prebiotics, to support a healthy digestion and transit.

HIGH ENERGY
A high energy content to reduce meal volume and decrease intestinal load.

HIGH PALATABILITY
High palatability to satisfy decreased appetites.

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Ingredients

Dehydrated Poultry Protein, Wheat Gluten, Rice, Vegetable Fibres, Maize, Animal Fats, Hydrolysed Poultry Liver, Wheat, Maize Gluten, Minerals, Beet Pulp, Soya Oil, Yeasts Products, Fish Oil, Psyllium Husks And Seeds (0.5%), Fructo-Oligosaccharides (0.48%),Hydrolysed Yeast (Source Of Mannan-Oligosaccharides) (0.19%), Borage Oil, Marigold Extract (Source Of Lutein). Nutritional Additives*: Vitamin A: 30500 Iu, Vitamin D3: 800 Iu, Iron: 38 Mg, Iodine: 3.8 Mg, Copper: 12 Mg, Manganese: 50 Mg, Zinc: 138 Mg, Selenium: 0.06 Mg - Technological Additives: Clinoptilolite Of Sedimentary Origin: 10 G - Preservatives - Antioxidants. *Values Reflect Only Levels Added To The Formula, Not Those Naturally Occurring In Components Of The Diet.