Older cat food

[n3il123]

Hi all

Just looking for some advice on what food to get for my two.

Currently they are on Nutramm Sensitive (which they have been on since about 2 years old), however they are now 12 ish and don't seem to be eating too much of it. I'm wondering whether it is a bit hard for their teeth these days as they chomp through any tuna/ cooked chicken etc that I put down for them.

I'd prefer a dry food as they can come and graze as they always have rather than having to feed them at certain times.

So any suggestions on a soft senior friendly dry food?

TIA

[Mort7]

Royal Canin. https://www.royalcanin.com/uk/cats/products

You'll find something to suit your exact requirements. We feed ours on the 7+ Outdoor, the Oral Care for dental health, and something else from the dry range for a bit of variety, to graze on during the day, and Sheba squishy food in the evenings.

Royal Canin have foods specifically for 12+ which may suit your needs. The retail foods should be available, possibly to order, from good pet food outlets.

Hill's food is also recommended. Our vet carries stocks of that.

[Mobile Chicane]

Wet food all the way.

Lily's Kitchen for the win.

Thirst is a weak physiological signal for cats, which are descended from desert-dwellers who would normally get all the water they need from their prey.

Cats need wet food.

That's it.