898 reviews forRoyal Canin Ageing 11+ - cat dry food

The Senior Food 11 is well accepted, but my cats loved the previous version in cushion form, Senior AGEING, much more. They were absolutely crazy about it – it was always the first thing they picked out of the bowl. It's such a shame that it's no longer available. Why can't tried and tested things just be kept?

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] I find the small sachets a bit less practical, as you can’t reseal them once opened. On our end, we keep them in a box to make sure the kibble stays well preserved. The smell isn’t unpleasant, it actually reminds me of a broth. The texture is fine and the kibble is medium-sized, but for a cat that eats very quickly, it’s not necessarily ideal.

I received this product in exchange for my honest review. The composition of Royal Canin Ageing 11+ is really high-quality and well-suited for older cats. However, my senior cat didn’t want to eat it at all 🙈 But my 3-year-old cat gobbled it up straight away 😂🙏🏼 Conclusion: Great ingredients, but it really depends on the individual cat 🐱

My cat Rysia ate the Royal Canin Ageing 11+ trial pack that we received to test, but she didn’t eat it with much enthusiasm. I get the impression that the kibble was a bit too big for her, which made it hard for her to chew and she quickly lost interest. Overall, it seems like a good product, but unfortunately it didn’t work so well for my cat. #influenster #royalcanin #zooplus

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] My tomcat loves the Healthy Age7 Complex from Royal Canin. The small pellets are a good size and have a mild smell. He seems to really enjoy the taste... however, I find it less than ideal that maize and wheat are listed as the first ingredients. Normally, I only buy grain-free dry food for cats, so I wouldn’t purchase this again in the future.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] The kibble is round and flat in shape. No unpleasant smell, but it is quite strong. I felt like the kibble smelled of fish. The 400g bag is ideal for trying it out. Great for cats aged 11 and over, to help keep them as healthy as possible. As for the taste, I’m not really sure because my cat had a bit of trouble with it. He didn’t enjoy it as much as his usual kibble, even though he’s not a fussy eater.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] It took a while to get our two senior cats used to the food. One cat ate it, while the other threw it out of the bowl looking for his usual food. In the end, they did eat it, but they were always searching for the younger cats’ food. I wouldn’t buy it again.

I received this product in exchange for my honest review. It’s formulated for cats over 11 years old, so it’s a good fit if your cat is a senior. Cats usually like it because it’s tasty and quite easy to digest for many older cats. On the downside, Royal Canin generally prioritises the formula and digestibility over having a very high meat content in the ingredients list. In terms of value for money, it’s usually decent if you’re looking for food specifically for older cats, but it’s not usually the top choice.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] I gave this cat food to my cat. The packaging looks stylish and tidy. The ingredients seem good for older cats (11+) and according to the information, it supports things like their coat and teeth. The smell of the food is quite mild. Unfortunately, my cat isn’t too excited about it. Normally she has a big appetite, but with this food she’s only moderately interested and mainly eats it when she’s really hungry.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] They're good, my kitten eats them too, but the smell is way too strong for me. Obviously, kittens like it that way, but for me it's a no—I prefer the wet food from Royal Canin. On the other hand, the packaging is good, it's edible (for cats), and it's definitely healthy.