Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Gastro Intestinal Adult Cat Wet Food

Support your cat’s digestive system with Royal Canin Wet Food, expertly formulated for adult cats experiencing gastrointestinal issues. This veterinary-recommended diet helps manage acute intestinal problems, promotes nutrient absorption, and encourages a healthy appetite—even for picky eaters or cats recovering from illness. Made with highly digestible proteins and a precise blend of prebiotics and dietary fibers, it supports gut health and reduces digestive stress. The delicious, palatable texture ensures your cat stays nourished and hydrated while enjoying every bite.

Indications and Uses:
Royal Canin Wet Food helps manage digestive disorders and sensitive stomachs, supports recovery from gastrointestinal illness, encourages healthy digestion and stool quality, and is ideal for cats with reduced appetite due to GI conditions.

Directions for Use:
Feed according to your veterinarian’s advice based on your cat’s weight and condition. Typically used during gastrointestinal upset or recovery periods, serve at room temperature for optimal palatability. Always ensure fresh water is available. Use only under veterinary supervision, as it is not suitable for healthy adult cats without GI issues. Monitor your cat’s condition regularly and discontinue use if adverse reactions occur.

Disclosure:
A licensed vendor partner will deliver this product to you. Once the pharmacy accepts your order, their details will be shared with you. Acceptance of your order depends on the validity of your veterinarian’s prescription and product availability.

Disclaimer:
Supertails aims to provide expert-reviewed, accurate, and trustworthy information. However, this content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. It may not cover all health conditions, lab tests, side effects, drug interactions, warnings, or alerts. Always consult your veterinarian regarding your cat’s health and treatment. Supertails supports but does not replace the veterinarian-client relationship.