Are you looking for the perfect nutrition for your pregnant or nursing cat? Royal Canin Queen is your ally in ensuring the health and vitality of both mother and kittens throughout the crucial stages of heat, pregnancy, and lactation.
Detailed Specifications of Royal Canin Professional Queen for Pregnant Cat:
- Brand: Royal Canin Queen
- Ideal For: Pregnant and nursing cats
- Package Weight: 4 kg
- Flavor: Highly palatable to ensure nutrient intake
- Supports: Natural immune system, nutritional needs during heat, pregnancy, and lactation
Benefits of Royal Canin Queen for pregnant cat:
- Tailored Nutrition: Specifically designed to meet the high energy demands of pregnant and nursing queens.
- Immune System Boost: Ingredients chosen to bolster the cat's natural defenses.
- Optimal Development: Supports the growth and development of kittens right from gestation.
- High Palatability: Ensures good nutrient intake even when appetite changes during pregnancy.
Royal Canin for pregnant cat is more than just food, it's a comprehensive support system for your cat during the most demanding stages of her reproductive cycle. Available now with free shipping for orders over 250 and options for payment in 4 installments. Treat your queen to the best she deserves!
Frequently asked questions about Royal Canin dry food for pregnant cats:
1- What should a pregnant cat eat?
A pregnant cat should eat a pregnant cat food rich in proteins and healthy fats, such as foods designed for pregnant cats or kittens. These foods provide the nutrients needed to support the growth of the puppies and the mother's health.
2- How often should I give cats vitamins?
Vitamins are given to pregnant cats as needed, and in some cases only if their diet is unbalanced or if the veterinarian indicates the need. It is usually preferable for cats to rely on their balanced diet rather than supplements.
3- What is the best vitamin for cats?
The best vitamins for pregnant cats include those containing vitamins A, D, and E, as well as omega-3 fatty acids and iron.
4- How often should a pregnant cat eat per day?
Pregnant cats should eat 3-4 times a day to meet their increased nutritional needs during pregnancy. They may need to eat larger amounts of food as the pregnancy progresses.
Composition:
- Dehydrated poultry protein
- Animal fats
- Isolated vegetable protein*
- Maize
- Rice
- Cellulose fibers
- Hydrolyzed animal protein
- Minerals
- Beet pulp
- Yeasts
- Soybean oil
- Fish oil
- Fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS)
- Hydrolyzed yeast (contains Mannan oligosaccharides)
- Marigold extract (contains Lutein)
Additives (per kg):
Nutritional supplements:
- Vitamin A: 27,500 IU
- Vitamin D3: 750 IU
- Beta Carotene: 30 mg
- Iron (E1): 42 mg
- Iodine (E2): 4.2 mg
- Copper (E4): 7 mg
- Manganese (E5): 6 mg
Average Analytical Values:
- Protein: 34%
- Fat: 23%
- Crude ash: 7.3%
- Plant fibers: 4.9%
- Essential fatty acids: 6.04%