Royal Canin Feline Health Nutrition Aging 11+ Wet Cat Food, for Cats Over 11 Years, Supports Optimal Health & Vitality, 5.1 oz can, case of 24

As cats enter their senior years, their lifestyle and health needs begin to change. Recognizing these changes early can help maintain their well-being and quality of life for the years to come. Royal Canin Aging 11+ Ultra Soft Mousse in Sauce is a wet food for senior cats 11 years and older that offers a precisely balanced blend of nutrients to help maintain your mature cat's health and vitality as they age. This easy-to-eat texture is specifically designed to give your cat an enjoyable mealtime experience. Royal Canin's HealthyAge7™ Complex helps maintain the seven key dimensions of health and vitality in senior cats. EPA, DHA, and chondroitin support joint health and mobility, linoleic acid and zinc help maintain skin and coat health, while tryptophan, taurine, and vitamin A support cognitive function and vision. This highly palatable, energy-rich formula supports a healthy appetite and ideal weight, with prebiotic fibers and highly digestible proteins that support healthy digestion. Explore the Aging 11+ range, including a dry food kibble and thin slices in gravy, to bring variety and excitement to your cat's diet.

• FOR SENIOR CATS OVER 11 YEARS: Royal Canin Aging 11+ Ultra Soft Mousse senior wet cat food is formulated to meet the specific nutritional needs of older cats
• PRECISELY BALANCED BLEND: Our HealthyAge7 Complex helps maintain your cat's health and vitality as they enter their senior years
• SUPPORTS APPETITE AND WEIGHT: A highly palatable and energy-rich formula to support a healthy appetite and body weight
• HEALTHY SKIN AND COAT: Contains linoleic acid and zinc to help maintain skin and coat health
• COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND VISION: Tryptophan, EPA and DHA, taurine, and vitamin A support cognitive function and vision
• EASY-TO-EAT TEXTURE: An easy-to-chew texture designed to give your cat an enjoyable mealtime experience
• DESIGNED & APPROVED BY SCIENTIFIC EXPERTS: Always follow your veterinarian's feeding guidelines