Royal Canin Feline Hypoallergenic cats dry food 400 g Adult Poultry

Royal Canin Feline Hypoallergenic cats dry food 400 g Adult Poultry is a dry diet formulated for adult cats with food sensitivities and skin or digestive reactions. The formula uses selected proteins and a controlled set of ingredients to reduce the risk of adverse food reactions while providing balanced nutrition tailored to adult maintenance. The kibble size and texture are adapted for adult cats, and the product is presented in a 400 g bag for convenient portioning and trial feeding.

Advantages

This hypoallergenic dry food contains a limited and controlled number of protein and carbohydrate sources chosen to minimize exposure to common dietary triggers. The formulation supports intestinal health and skin condition through selected nutrients and a balanced mix of vitamins and minerals. The product provides complete adult nutrition with an amino acid profile and energy level appropriate for maintenance of adult body condition.

Suitable for

• Adult cats with suspected food sensitivities or adverse food reactions
• Cats requiring a diet with controlled and limited ingredients
• Owners testing an elimination or exclusion diet under veterinary guidance
• Adult cats needing complete maintenance nutrition with reduced allergenic potential

Key specifications

• Life stage: Adult maintenance
• Flavor: Poultry
• Form: Dry kibble
• Bag weight: 400 g
• Objective: Reduce risk of adverse food reactions and support digestive and skin health

How to use

Introduce this diet gradually over 7–10 days, mixing increasing proportions of Royal Canin Feline Hypoallergenic with the current food until fully transitioned. Feed according to the cat’s ideal body weight and activity level, adjusting portions to maintain a healthy body condition. If using this product as part of an elimination trial, follow a veterinarian’s instructions regarding duration and monitoring. Provide fresh water at all times.

Usage recommendations

Use this product under veterinary supervision for cats with suspected food intolerance or adverse food reactions; if clinical signs persist or worsen, consult a veterinarian for assessment and alternative management.