Royal Canin Vet Skin & Coat Feline dry food is suitable for adult cats with dermatological issues, such as feline atopic dermatitis, skin infections, or other non-food allergies. This veterinary diet helps improve skin condition and promotes a shiny coat.

Yes, Royal Canin Vet Skin & Coat Feline is a specific veterinary diet for dermatological problems. As a prescription food, its use should always be recommended and monitored by a veterinarian to ensure your cat's health and safety.

The main protein source in this dry food is poultry, with a total protein content of 36%. The formula includes high-quality dehydrated poultry protein to support muscle maintenance and healthy digestion in your adult cat.

No, this food is formulated to help manage skin problems and allergic dermatitis not associated with food, such as atopic dermatitis or external parasites. It is not recommended as a diet for cats with diagnosed food allergies.

It is not recommended to feed Royal Canin Vet Skin & Coat Feline to cats over 7 years of age. The phosphorus content of this diet is not adapted for the prevention of chronic kidney disease, a common condition in older cats.

The transition should be made over 10 days to avoid digestive issues. On days 1 to 3, mix 75% of the old food with 25% of the new; on days 4 to 6, mix 50% of each; on days 7 to 9, use 25% of the old and 75% of the new; and on day 10, offer 100% Royal Canin Vet Skin & Coat Feline.

This food is enriched with fish, soya, and borage oils, providing 0.82% Omega-3 and 3.33% Omega-6 fatty acids. These essential nutrients strengthen the skin barrier and promote a visibly healthier and shinier coat.