Royal Canin Maine Coon Adult Dry Cat Food, 6 lb

I had my two mainecoon fur babies on this high quality food. They were rescued by the SPCA with another 114 cats and I was lucky in being able to adopt them. I thought they could use a high quality food knowing they did not come from good conditions. Recently I lost my job due to ongoing medical conditions and cannot afford it any longer. I have noticed they now throw up after eating and it just breaks my heart. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I have been feeding my Maine Coon, Big Red, Royal Canin Maine Coon Adult Dry Cat Food for over one year. Big Red is doing great and his vet says he is a big, healthy cat. I could not be happier with his food. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Rocky, my Maine Coon, would “woof” (pardon the expression) through his prior kibble. His previous owner said he won’t eat anything else. Well, he loves Royal Canin AND he eats at a more moderate tempo given its size versus the little pieces of the aforementioned. It feels good to have him be more mindful of his eating habits and get his teeth cleaned too. Great texture, mindfully slowing down to manifest a Royal Feline manner, this gentle giant is happy and healthy. Doesn’t seem like “empty calories” like the other food which he constantly was wanting more of. This seems more nutritious and filling for him. Great ziplock bag closure too. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I fed my Maine Coon this food since he was a kitten on the reccomedation of the breeder. When I later added the Ragdoll to our family, he ate the same food. They ate Royal Canin Maine Coon for their entire lives and thrived on it. Sadly both are gone now, but I saw this site and wanted to add my most favorable review.

I have been feeding this to my fur baby for a few years now and he absolutely loves it! His coat is beautiful and he is so full of life. When I originally switched his food I did it gradually, and my Leo would puck out and only eat the royal canin kibble. He's even willing to eat his normal food as treats. Never looking back.