Royal Canin Indoor Adult
Cat Food · scored by FurMetric
60Fair
A named chicken meal leads the list and the food uses natural preservation with taurine, fish oil, and no artificial additives. However, plant proteins and grains fill much of the recipe and the protein level is only moderate for an obligate carnivore.
How our scores compare · 100–75 Excellent, 74–50 Fair, below 50 Poor
What hurt the score
The biggest factors, largest first.
- plant fillers in top 5 — wheat gluten and corn ranked high
- extra plant proteins — corn protein and wheat added
- moderate protein level — low for obligate carnivore
What helped the score
The biggest factors, largest first.
- Chicken meal first — named animal protein leads list
- natural preservation — mixed tocopherols, rosemary, citric acid
- taurine and L-carnitine — cat-appropriate supplements present
- fish oil — provides omega-3 fatty acids
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