Care Nutrition: whether its your cat’s oral, digestive, urinary, skin, coat or anti-hairball care you wish to focus on, here at zooplus Royal Canin Feline we have an option ideal for your needs. Mixed feeding - cleverly combined:the combination of wet and dry food takes on the positive aspects of each type of food. Wet food is particularly delicious for cats, offering vital nutrients and helping promote a high fluid intake for healthy kidneys and urinary tract. A single 100g pouch of wet food can meet half of your cat's daily fluid needs! Dry food satisfies natural feline behaviour, allowing it to eat small portions throughout the day. It helps support dental and gum health, as well as containing a high concentration of nutrients such as protein and fibre. Numerous studies have shown that feeding your cat a combination of wet and dry food can support your cat's nature and its health! Kitten: give your kitten the best possible start in life with this Royal Canin feline kitten range, with special options for sterilised kittens and with tailored boxes to set you off in the right direction. Cuddly and sociable, the Ragdoll cat originates from America and is named after its playfulness and calm nature, which often displays itself in full relaxation. These beautiful cats have fascinating blue eyes, a mask similar to a Siamese and a long, silky coat.

One of the largest domesticated cat breeds, the female can reach up to 13 pounds (6kg) and the male up to 20 pounds (9kg). Despite the Ragdoll cat’s statuesque size, however, they are not an especially energetic breed, and even quite quiet, so they usually fit in fine to most home set-ups. They are also known for their tolerant attitude towards children and other animals. As Ragdolls get older, they often suffer with joint pain due to their size and weight, so thisRoyal Canin Ragdolldry food contains valuable omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, which help to keep joints and bones healthy.

This coat requires extra care, which can be offered by the special nutrient combinationin thisRoyal Canin Ragdolldry cat food. It provides your cat with amino acids, vitamins and omega-3 and -6 fatty acids, which support skin and coat. Additives: Vitamin A: 31000 IU, Vitamin D3: 800 IU, E1 (Iron): 40 mg, E2 (Iodine): 4 mg, E4 (Copper): 12 mg, E5 (Manganese): 51 mg, E6 (Zinc): 154 mg, E8 (Selenium): 0,08 mg, Taurine: 2,66 g - Technological additives: Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 10 g - Preservatives - Antioxidants.

The Ragdoll cat has certainly made up for lost time though. According to the CFA, they were the most popular breed in the world for 2020. That was also the second year in a row that they scooped the title of ‘Top Cat’. And yet, as a breed, they have not been around for very long at all. Only developed in the 1960’s, in the United States, the Ragdoll is a relatively new addition to the feline world. In that short time, however, they have become one of the most popular cats of them all. Features a specially designed balance of minerals included to help maintain your cat’s healthy urinary system Breed Nutrition: different breeds have different needs, so this selection of Royal Canin Feline has been specially tailored using different recipes to ensure that each breed is perfectly catered for. Health Nutrition: this Royal Canin Feline selection offers complete, balanced diets to meet your cat’s needs, with sensitive options and dishes for particularly active cats, as well as great for fussy or sterilised cats. The range is extensive, so that every cat can enjoy these dishes, with treats available as well to ensure enjoyment.

They can be prone to mouth problems

As well as their actual size, their fluffy ‘plush’ coat – and the undercoat beneath – can make them seem even bigger than they are. Very varied in pattern, the Ragdoll cat colours can range from chocolate, lilac and cream to seal, blue and a red. However, as a pointed breed, the common theme is that they usually have darker markings on their extremities. Later, in the 1970’s, other breeders – notably Denny and Laura Dayton – developed the breed further. Their aim was to formalise things and get the Ragdoll cat recognised officially. However, it wasn’t until the early 1990’s that the Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) – the largest registry of pedigreed cats – began accepting the Ragdoll, eventually giving them full recognition in 2000. The Ragdoll’s large frame and heavy bones can be physically demanding, which is why ROYAL CANIN® Ragdoll Adult is designed with an enrichment of EPA and DHA (found in fish oil) to help support healthy bones and joints. Urinary health is also a primary benefit of ROYAL CANIN® Ragdoll food, with a specially designed balance of minerals included to help maintain your cat’s healthy urinary system. The ROYAL CANIN® Ragdoll Adult kibble is meticulously crafted to adapt to the Ragdoll cat’s broad jaw, allowing it to be easily grasped to encourage chewing and support oral hygiene.