Royal Canin Vet Diabetic Feline is suitable for adult cats requiring nutritional management of diabetes mellitus or weight maintenance after a weight loss programme. It should not be fed to pregnant or lactating queens, or to growing kittens.

Yes, Royal Canin Vet Diabetic Feline is a veterinary diet formulated specifically for cats with diabetes. It is recommended that you consult your vet before starting its use to ensure it is the appropriate option for your cat's health condition.

The main protein source of this food is dehydrated poultry meat, combined with soya protein isolate, offering a high protein content of 46%. The recipe also includes low glycaemic index cereals, such as barley, to help regulate glucose absorption.

It is recommended to feed Royal Canin Vet Diabetic Feline for the rest of the animal's life. Although feline diabetes can be reversible in some cases, continuous nutritional therapy with this food is essential to limit the risk of relapse.

The transition to Royal Canin Vet Diabetic Feline should be done over 10 days. 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, offer 25% of the old and 75% of the new; and on day 10, switch to 100% of the new food.

Besides helping to manage diabetes, Royal Canin Vet Diabetic Feline supports weight control thanks to its moderate fat content of 12% and high protein content of 46% which maintains muscle mass. Its balanced mineral composition also contributes to maintaining urinary health and it contains fibres for healthy digestion.