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Royal Canin Exigent 42 Protein preference

Royal Canin Exigent 42 Protein preference

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For nutrient-sensitive cats

Royal Canin Exigent 42 Protein preference
- with special nutrient ratio to cover nutritional needs

To satisfy the natural preference of every cat, even the most demanding,
Royal Canin Exigent 42 Protein preference has been developed for picky cats.

The perceived sensation after eating is an important decision criterion for the cat when choosing its food.
Every cat evaluates the impression immediately after eating. For some cats, this feeling is paramount for maintaining long-term acceptance.

Protein preference covers with its specific ratio of proteins, fats and
Carbohydrates completely meet the nutritional needs of the demanding cat.
The nutrient ratio is the outstanding feature of protein preference,
In addition, it fills with aroma, taste, texture and
its balanced content of macronutrients also meets all other requirements of
Nutrient content and high acceptance of a new type of food!

The selected composition takes into account the maintenance of the ideal weight through a moderate calorie intake.
The nutrient ratio, including biotin and borage oil (rich in omega-6 fatty acids) can support a beautiful and healthy coat.

Composition:
Maize, poultry meal, rice, vegetable protein isolate**, animal fat, maize gluten feed,
animal protein (hydrolysed), lignocellulose, minerals, dried beet pulp,
Yeast, soybean oil, sodium phosphate, dried egg, fructo-oligosaccharides, paprika extract, borage oil.

** LIP: Selected, easily digestible proteins with high biological value.

Ingredients:
Moisture 7%, crude protein 42%, crude fat 15%, crude ash 8.0%, starch 18.7%, crude fiber 3.3%,
Dietary fiber 9.3%, Linoleic acid 3.5% Arachidonic acid 0.08%, Omega 6 4.02% Omega 3 0.35%

The right feed change: step by step.
Your pet needs enough time to get used to the new food.
To avoid digestive disorders, the change in diet should be slow and gradual.
Mix increasing amounts of the new food into the usual food.

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