Royal Canin Fussy Adult Dry Cat Food

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] My cat loved this food. Although she is normally fussy the second I put the food down she showed interest and dug right in. She has been eating dry food more consistently since using this food so I plan to keep using it. I haven't noticed any changes to her energy levels. Overall a success because she likes it.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] 3 cats, all equally fussy. They prefer wet food over dry, until now. They seem to love this dry kibble equally as much. Less grooming and hairballs too. It’s a great size bag that has lasted us a month so far. Will probably swap to this brand now

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] My cat loved this food, I was a bit worried as he was just swallowing most of it and not chewing it.
My cat has starting becoming fussy since his brother died, so was glad to see him devouring this down.
I'm not sure if the biscuit would help if they was slightly bigger so I would chew them.
Biscuit smells ok, no unpleasant smells.
He doesn't leave crumbs like he does with other biscuits but that might be because he isn't chewing them.
I am going to trial add some of his other dried food to see if this will encourage him to chew.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] First things first, the bag is resealable to keep it lovely and fresh. Especially if you have just one or two cats-as it would last a long time! I have four but only two ate it. But, the pickiest two were the ones that ate it!

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] Meet Mittens. He's the arch nemesis of cat food. He has an extremely discerning palette for a cat. He likes what he likes, and will not accept anything he does not. Many a brand of cat food has been met with distaste or disgust, or has been spat out or a nose turned up at. Mittens is the Grace Dent or AA Gill of the feline culinary world.

I planned to introduce this food gradually. Mittens had other ideas. No sooner had I opened the bag than his head was shoved inside and he was happily eating away at the kibble inside. I took that as a win. I did eventually manage to get some into his bowl, and he happily ate all that and asked for more. Mealtimes aren't a worry at the moment, knowing he has this food that he enjoys.

The only thing is the packaging. You see, Mittens chewed through it very quickly, desperate to get a bit more of the tasty kibbles. The resealable seal can also be a bit of a struggle to line up again to seal the bag. This might be better stored in an airtight container after opening.