Royal Canin Hair & Skin
Cat Food · scored by FurMetric
59Fair
This dry cat food leads with named chicken by-product meal but relies heavily on corn and grain fillers for bulk. It is free of artificial preservatives and dyes and includes fish oil, though overall ingredient quality is mediocre.
How our scores compare · 100–75 Excellent, 74–50 Fair, below 50 Poor
What hurt the score
The biggest factors, largest first.
- Corn and corn gluten meal — grain fillers dominate top ingredients
- Animal by-products — unnamed low-quality protein source
- Wheat/soy fillers — multiple low-value plant fillers
- Vegetable oil — unnamed generic fat
What helped the score
The biggest factors, largest first.
- No artificial additives — no dyes or chemical preservatives
- Fish oil — provides omega-3 fatty acids
- Named animal fat and chicken — chicken fat and dried chicken
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Barcode 030111524034 · Recalls: see recent pet food recalls