ROYAL CANIN Sensory; your health is enriched by stimulating your senses.

YOUR CAT'S WELL-BEING IS INCREASED WHEN ITS SENSES ARE STIMULATED:

Cats' senses are their windows to the world.

Due to the characteristic nature of their senses, felines perceive their environment in their own way.

Ultimately, how cats' senses are stimulated will determine how they feel.

At Royal Canin we have investigated the senses of felines to develop nutrition that stimulates smell, taste and touch respectively.

If your cat's feeding experience is designed not only to be nutritious, but also to be rich in sensations, novelties and discoveries, your cat will not only be fed, but will also feel satisfied and their well-being will increase.

Discover the uniqueness of each of the cat's senses and create an even closer bond with your pet.

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SMELL, THE CAT'S SUPERPOWER:

Cats have 200 million olfactory cells, while humans only 5 million.

Royal Canin Sensory Smell Stimulates Cats' Powerful Sense of Smell: Of all cats' senses, smell is by far the most highly developed. Cats' sense of smell remains active during tasting through retronasal olfaction, which allows them to detect additional compounds while eating. Royal Canin's Sensory Smell formulas are formulated with a sustainable fish aromatic profile, characterized by fatty, fruity and nutty odours, highly appealing to cats' sense of smell. They will help turn your cat's meal time into a sensorially rich experience.

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A UNIQUE SENSE OF TASTE:

There's a reason cats don't always eat whatever you put in front of them - they only have 470 taste buds, compared to over 9,000 in humans. This means that your taste is very selective.

Royal Canin Sensory Taste stimulates the cat's particular sense of taste.

Royal Canin's Sensory Taste formulas are made with a chicken flavor characterized by roasted, meaty, sulphurous and caramelized touches that stimulate the unique sense of taste of gaots. They will help turn your cat's meal time into a sensorially rich experience.

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YOUR CAT NOTICES IT:

Cats are very tactile creatures, with many areas that are sensitive to touch, such as their paws, fur, and whiskers.

But above all, the tactile receptors located in the mouth of cats play a fundamental sensory role.

For cats, eating is as much a tactile experience as, if not more than, a taste experience.

Royal Canin Sensory Feel wet formulas stimulate cats' fine tactile sense.

During meals, the cat's feeding experience is determined by the touch she perceives through the different textures in her mouth.

Royal Canin Sensory Feel formulas are made with the gravy texture, which is creamier and has a smoother coating that lasts longer in cats' mouths.

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THE CATS HAVE HEARD IT ALL:

A wide range of sounds: Cats have a highly developed sense of hearing, ranging from 48 vibrations per second to 85,000, making them one of the mammals with the widest hearing range.

THEY WILL NOT LOSE SIGHT OF YOU:

When it comes to sight, cats have good night vision. very sensitive to movement over long distances, which helps it detect and hunt its prey.

It distinguishes a smaller range of colors than humans, although it does differentiate between red and blue.

DO CATS HAVE A SIXTH SENSE?

There is plenty of circumstantial evidence that cats behave differently during pregnancy, illness, or periods of sadness from their owners.

Because of this, many people believe that cats have a sixth sense, there is no scientific proof of this.

Given the keen sense of smell in cats, there is no doubt that they have the ability to smell aromas associated with chemical changes in the body caused by pregnancy or certain diseases.

Cats perceive changes in moods, behaviors and patterns that affect the daily routine.

Whether these changes are caused by physical or psychological factors, they are able to detect behavioral differences.

This may explain why cats seem to have a sixth sense.

THE CAT FEEDING EXPERIENCE:

SIGNS THAT A CAT ENJOYS ITS FOOD:

Signs of approval can be seen long before the feed reaches the feeder.

Cats are very expressive and can give us signs that they like the food before, during or after eating.

BEFORE:

Signs of participation.

They appear immediately when you are preparing food.
They meow and purr.
They ask you doing eses between your legs.
They stand or jump on the kitchen counter.

All of these can be interpreted as signs of approval.

DURING:

Signs that your cat is enjoying her food while eating:

He has a relaxed body posture.
He licks his lips frequently while eating.
It does not shake or hit its tail against the ground.

THEN:

If you are still not sure, there is a very clear sign that you can check after it has eaten: if the cat has really liked its food, it will not leave any uneaten remains, so the bowl will be completely clean.

MORE THAN A MEAL, AN EXPERIENCE:

ADVANTAGES OF WET AND DRY FEEDING FOR YOUR CAT:

Cats tend to prefer wet food, as it stimulates their sense of smell more and increases their appetite.

Wet foods offer other health benefits for your pet, including hydration, support for the urinary system, fewer calories, and ease and comfort for cats with oral sensitivities.

THE RULES OF MIXED FEEDING:

GENERAL RULE:

1/3 wet food plus 2/3 dry food.

According to caloric needs.

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