Royal Canin Kitten Dry Cat Food (2kg) | Adorer Pet Bangladesh

Royal Canin Kitten is one of the most recommended kitten foods worldwide, and for good reason. Between weaning and twelve months, kittens build the foundation of lifelong health — and the precision nutrition in this formula is designed to support that critical window. It is the food many Bangladeshi veterinarians will recommend if you ask what to feed a new kitten and budget allows.

The recipe uses highly digestible protein sources to suit a kitten's developing digestive system, and includes an antioxidant complex — vitamin E, vitamin C, taurine and lutein — that supports immune development during the vulnerable first months. DHA from fish oil supports brain and vision development, and the calcium-to-phosphorus ratio is balanced for proper bone growth. The kibble is small and the formula is famously palatable, so even fussy kittens usually take to it.

A 2kg pack typically lasts a growing kitten around seven to nine weeks. Continue feeding until your kitten is about twelve months old, then transition gradually over five to seven days to an adult Royal Canin formula (Indoor 27, Persian Adult, British Shorthair, or whichever matches your cat).

Key Ingredients

Dehydrated poultry protein, rice, maize, animal fats, hydrolysed animal proteins, vegetable protein isolate, dehydrated fish protein, beet pulp, fish oil, minerals, fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS), psyllium husks, soya oil, vitamins and trace elements, lutein, taurine, antioxidants.

Why It's Good For Your Pet

• Strong immune system — the antioxidant complex helps kittens build resilience during the critical first year.
• Healthy growth and bone development — the balanced mineral profile supports proper skeletal development without overloading.
• Better cognitive development — DHA-supported brain and vision development during the rapid growth window.
• High acceptance rate — Royal Canin's palatability research means most kittens eat readily — useful for fussy eaters and weaning kittens.

 

Honest Considerations

• Premium pricing — significantly more expensive than mainstream kitten foods like SmartHeart Kitten or Whiskas Junior.
• Contains grain (rice, maize) — not grain-free.
• Only suitable for kittens 4–12 months; for younger kittens or queens, use Royal Canin Mother & Babycat instead.
• Imported price is sensitive to currency fluctuations.

Feeding Guide

4–6 month kitten: roughly 50–70g per day across three meals. 6–9 months: roughly 60–80g across two to three meals. 9–12 months: roughly 60–80g across two meals. Provide fresh water, and transition from any previous food over five to seven days.