Wet Veterinary Diet Cat Food Royal Canin ROYAL VET KOT GASTROINTESTINAL 85 g sachet

Royal Canin ROYAL VET KOT GASTROINTESTINAL 85 g sachet is a veterinary wet diet formulated for cats with digestive and gastrointestinal sensitivities. The product supplies a controlled nutrient profile in a convenient single-serve sachet to support digestive function and help improve stool quality. This formula is intended for short-term dietary management of acute or chronic digestive disturbances under the supervision of a veterinarian.

Advantages

The formulation offers a balanced blend of nutrients that supports digestion while maintaining palatability for selective or appetite-challenged cats. The wet texture and moisture content help promote hydration and facilitate nutrient uptake. The sachet format ensures accurate portioning and ease of use during veterinary dietary transitions.

Suitable for

• Cats with acute or chronic digestive upsets
• Cats requiring short-term dietary management for gastrointestinal conditions
• Animals under veterinary dietary supervision after gastrointestinal episodes
• Cases where controlled nutrient intake and improved stool quality are desired

Key specifications

• Form: wet food in single-serve 85 g sachet
• Texture: pate-style wet diet
• Intended use: digestive and gastrointestinal dietary management
• Packaging: laminated sachet for portion control and freshness
• Feeding format: complete diet when used under veterinary guidance

How to use

Use this veterinary diet only under the instruction of a veterinarian. Offer the sachet contents at room temperature and adjust feeding amounts according to veterinary guidance, body condition, and clinical response. Transition to or from this diet should follow a veterinarian-recommended schedule to monitor tolerance and stool quality. Discard any unused portion left at room temperature after meal time as per veterinary feeding hygiene practices.

Usage recommendations

Consult a veterinarian before use and during the dietary management period. Monitor hydration, stool appearance, and appetite, and report any lack of improvement or adverse signs to your veterinarian promptly.