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Royal Canin Kitten Dry Cat Food vs Whiskas Kitten 2-12 Months Dry Cat Food with Chicken

Side-by-side comparison using each manufacturer's published data.

At a glance: Royal Canin Kitten Dry Cat Food has far more fat than Whiskas Kitten 2-12 Months Dry Cat Food with Chicken (18% vs 13.3%). For context, Royal Canin Kitten Dry Cat Food's fat is above the 14.5% average across the 32 dry cat foods we track.
Royal Canin Kitten Dry Cat FoodWhiskas Kitten 2-12 Months Dry Cat Food with Chicken
BrandRoyal CaninWhiskas
Animalcatcat
Typedrydry
Life stagekittenkitten
Protein36%35%
Fat18%13.3%
Crude fibre2.3%2%
Ash7.8%7%
Moisture——
Energy408.3 kcal/100g—
Grain-freeNoNo
First ingredientsDehydrated poultry protein, Rice, Wheat gluten, Animal fats, Maize flourCereals, Meat and Animal Derivatives (including Chicken 4%), Oils and Fats, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin (including Dried Beet Pulp 2%), Vegetable Protein Extracts
Pack sizes2kg, 4kg, 10kg300g, 800g, 1.9kg, 7kg
RRP£25.51—
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Figures transcribed from manufacturer websites (Royal Canin, Whiskas). Always check the pack.