Persian cats are among the most popular breeds in Egypt, and their flat face and long coat give them specific needs. This guide explains how to choose Persian cat food, from kitten to adult, plus hairball and coat care.

Why Persians need a different food

• Flat face: Persians pick up food with the underside of their tongue, so kibble shape matters.
• Long coat: a thick coat needs good nutrition and regular brushing.
• Hairballs: long hair means more swallowed hair while grooming.
• Indoor life: most Persians live indoors and are less active, so portion control is important.

Royal Canin Persian range

• Kittens (4–12 months): Royal Canin Persian Kitten.
• Adults (over 12 months): Royal Canin Persian Adult, with almond-shaped kibble designed for the Persian jaw.
• Wet food: Royal Canin Persian Adult loaf, which is easy to eat and adds moisture.

All our Royal Canin is original stock at the official consumer price. Read how to know original Royal Canin.

Alternatives

• Royal Canin Indoor Long Hair for long-haired indoor cats.
• Royal Canin Hair & Skin Care for coat support.
• Royal Canin Hairball Care if hairballs are frequent.

Hairball and coat care

• Brush every day with a wide-tooth comb such as the double-sided pet comb. See grooming & healthcare.
• Add wet food for extra water.
• Treats like Inaba Churu Hairball Control are an easy extra.
• Wipe tear stains around the eyes gently with a soft damp cloth.

How much to feed

Follow the table on the bag for your cat’s ideal weight, split into 2–3 meals, and adjust if your cat gains weight. Change food gradually with our 7-day plan. More options in best dry cat food in Egypt.

Same-day delivery in Cairo & Giza for orders before 1 PM, free delivery over EGP 3,000.

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