Review on 🐱 Enhance Your Cat's Beauty with Royal Canin Feline Care Nutrition Intense Beauty Canned Cat Food by Susan Cacal

My cat has been eating Royal Canin Adult Instinctive canned cat food for several years and loves it. The only food he loves more is Purina Kitty Chow dry cat food which I know isn't the best for him but he loves it so we give it to him when we brush him. Lately my daughter, who bathes and grooms our tomcat, has noticed that his coat doesn't look as healthy as it should. She suggested grizzly oil, which I studied and found that most cat owners who tried it on their cats found their cats didn't like it. That's why I wouldn't spend more money on a product, I wouldn't touch the kitty. (We bought a lot of cat food that he neglected - luckily animal shelters are close by!) Continuing my search, I found this canned food from Royal Canin Intense Beauty. I couldn't understand how different it was from the adult instinct that our cat already eats and loves; However, since the product is specifically designed to improve the condition of cats' coats, I decided to give it a try. I decided we had nothing to lose. However, in case he hates Intense Beauty, I also ordered a pack of his regular Adult Instinctive - didn't want to starve the cat! Well, let me tell you, from the moment I opened the first jar of Intense Beauty to this morning when the kitty ate TWO servings of food (usually he eats about 1/2 serving in the morning), our kitty didn't stop to eat ! He LOVES this food. He asks for it four or five times a day. Dry cat treats were of little concern to him. His desire for them is a thing of the distant past. All he needs is Royal Canin Intense Beauty canned cat food! Now that the kitten has only been on this food for about a week, I have no idea if his coat is getting any more luxurious; But let me tell you, I think we're about to have a very fat cat! If Intense Beauty is chubby, I think this cat will be showing Intense Beauty soon! As for the coat, I'll have to update this review in a few months so you know how the food affects the kitten's coat.