Royal Canin Indoor 7+ is a complete balanced food for mature cats aged 10 years and older, who only live indoors.
Royal Canin Indoor 7+ is a complete balanced food for mature cats aged 10 years and older, who only live indoors.
Royal Canin Cat Food Indoor Mature (1.5kg)
Royal Canin Indoor 7+ is a complete balanced food for mature cats aged 10 years and older, who only live indoors.
Royal Canin Indoor 7+ is a complete balanced food for mature cats aged 10 years and older, who only live indoors.
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The lowest price for Royal Canin Cat Food Indoor Mature (1.5kg) right now is $40.95 at Wallington's WRG, compared across 4 retailers.
The all-time low was $33.45 on 15 Mar 2026 — today's price is 22% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 23 July 2026.
Last updated at 23/07/2026 15:45:08
ROYAL CANIN Indoor 7+ 1.5kg
Royal Canin Feline Health Nutrition Indoor 7+ Mature Dry Cat Food, 5.5 lb Bag
Delivery between 28 July – 1 Aug $15.52
Feline Health Nutrition Indoor 7+ Mature Dry Cat Food, 5.5 lb Bag
Delivery between 30 July – 2 Aug $29
teknotrust Indoor +7 Old Cat Food 1.5 Kg
Delivery between 24 July – 4 Aug $28.67
Royal Canin Indoor 27 2 Kg 28/06/2018 Cat Food
Delivery between 24 July – 4 Aug $28.67
Royal Canin Indoor 27 Adult Cat Food 2 Kg - Tazemama Express
Delivery between 24 July – 4 Aug $28.67
Royal Canin Indoor Cat 7+ Double Pack 1.5kg Dry Food-instinctive 7+ 12 Pieces Wet Food
Delivery between 24 July – 4 Aug $28.67
originally posted on shopee.ph
Suitability:product is okayQuality:ordered 6 bags and seller sent bags with JANUARY 2024 EXPIRATION DATE. Only have one cat, are you this INCONSIDERATE?Performance:POORBought 6 bags to stock up on cat’s needs. Have not had issues before and even sent a note to send products with far expiration date. Guess what? They sent products that are going to expire soon!! Are we your inventory DUMPSTER?
originally posted on meowhowl.ae
When I adopted my senior cat, the shelter advised me to feed him Purina/Felix until he settles before switching his food. As I don't buy Nestl' products for political reasons, I transitioned my cat on to Royal Canin Indoor +7. I initially bought it from Pets at Home but then found a much better deal online here. At first I was happy with it but my cat developed an intolerance to it, aided by dry cat snacks like Whiskas Dentabits/hairball etc. I couldn't work out why my cat had consistently loose stools and after much internet research I got the impression that an entirely wet food diet is much better. I had intended to use up my 3.5kg bag of Indoor +7 and then make the change but then I read somewhere that cats can be intolerant to corn, which features numerous ... MoreWhen I adopted my senior cat, the shelter advised me to feed him Purina/Felix until he settles before switching his food. As I don't buy Nestl' products for political reasons, I transitioned my cat on to Royal Canin Indoor +7. I initially bought it from Pets at Home but then found a much better deal online here. At first I was happy with it but my cat developed an intolerance to it, aided by dry cat snacks like Whiskas Dentabits/hairball etc. I couldn't work out why my cat had consistently loose stools and after much internet research I got the impression that an entirely wet food diet is much better. I had intended to use up my 3.5kg bag of Indoor +7 and then make the change but then I read somewhere that cats can be intolerant to corn, which features numerous times in the ingredients list for this dry food. I immediately stopped using it as well as all corn based snacks and the difference has been remarkable. I now feed Bozita which works out the same price as Whiskas pouches from the supermarket. My cat's stools are now brilliant. After months of following him into the room to check and clean his bum (he has long fur which accumulates a lot of dingleberries) and even having to pin him down and shave him, this makes such a difference to both of our lives. He no longer drinks water from his bowl at all yet he urinates at least 3 times a day and poops just once, whereas before it was the other way around. He poops way less because he is able to utilise the food properly and does not need to constantly eject all the filler rubbish. Whilst I'm sure this particular type of dry food is good in comparison to some, I will never feed my cat or any future cat dry food again. It's just not worth the convenience or risk.
originally posted on royalcanin.com
Royal Canin is the only food I trust for my cats. I know that the ingredients used are the best and my cats really enjoy it. The food is the perfect size and I really like that it’s a resealable bag as it keeps the food really fresh. I like that the food has all the nutrients my cats need. I would highly recommend anyone with pets to use Royal Canin food. The price is great for such a high quality product.
ROYAL CANIN Indoor 7+ 1.5kg
Royal Canin Feline Health Nutrition Indoor 7+ Mature Dry Cat Food, 5.5 lb Bag
Delivery between 28 July – 1 Aug $15.52
Feline Health Nutrition Indoor 7+ Mature Dry Cat Food, 5.5 lb Bag
Delivery between 30 July – 2 Aug $29
teknotrust Indoor +7 Old Cat Food 1.5 Kg
Delivery between 24 July – 4 Aug $28.67
Royal Canin Indoor 27 2 Kg 28/06/2018 Cat Food
Delivery between 24 July – 4 Aug $28.67
Suitability:product is okayQuality:ordered 6 bags and seller sent bags with JANUARY 2024 EXPIRATION DATE. Only have one cat, are you this INCONSIDERATE?Performance:POORBought 6 bags to stock up on cat’s needs. Have not had issues before and even sent a note to send products with far expiration date. Guess what? They sent products that are going to expire soon!! Are we your inventory DUMPSTER?
When I adopted my senior cat, the shelter advised me to feed him Purina/Felix until he settles before switching his food. As I don't buy Nestl' products for political reasons, I transitioned my cat on to Royal Canin Indoor +7. I initially bought it from Pets at Home but then found a much better deal online here. At first I was happy with it but my cat developed an intolerance to it, aided by dry cat snacks like Whiskas Dentabits/hairball etc. I couldn't work out why my cat had consistently loose stools and after much internet research I got the impression that an entirely wet food diet is much better. I had intended to use up my 3.5kg bag of Indoor +7 and then make the change but then I read somewhere that cats can be intolerant to corn, which features numerous ... MoreWhen I adopted my senior cat, the shelter advised me to feed him Purina/Felix until he settles before switching his food. As I don't buy Nestl' products for political reasons, I transitioned my cat on to Royal Canin Indoor +7. I initially bought it from Pets at Home but then found a much better deal online here. At first I was happy with it but my cat developed an intolerance to it, aided by dry cat snacks like Whiskas Dentabits/hairball etc. I couldn't work out why my cat had consistently loose stools and after much internet research I got the impression that an entirely wet food diet is much better. I had intended to use up my 3.5kg bag of Indoor +7 and then make the change but then I read somewhere that cats can be intolerant to corn, which features numerous times in the ingredients list for this dry food. I immediately stopped using it as well as all corn based snacks and the difference has been remarkable. I now feed Bozita which works out the same price as Whiskas pouches from the supermarket. My cat's stools are now brilliant. After months of following him into the room to check and clean his bum (he has long fur which accumulates a lot of dingleberries) and even having to pin him down and shave him, this makes such a difference to both of our lives. He no longer drinks water from his bowl at all yet he urinates at least 3 times a day and poops just once, whereas before it was the other way around. He poops way less because he is able to utilise the food properly and does not need to constantly eject all the filler rubbish. Whilst I'm sure this particular type of dry food is good in comparison to some, I will never feed my cat or any future cat dry food again. It's just not worth the convenience or risk.
Royal Canin is the only food I trust for my cats. I know that the ingredients used are the best and my cats really enjoy it. The food is the perfect size and I really like that it’s a resealable bag as it keeps the food really fresh. I like that the food has all the nutrients my cats need. I would highly recommend anyone with pets to use Royal Canin food. The price is great for such a high quality product.
Never seen my cat so excited to eat! It comes in a resealable bag which is great to keep the food fresh. It’s 7+ so it has ingredients like vitamin C, EPA and DHA to help keep her active and strong. At $40 for a 3 lb bag it is a little bit pricier. Even though my girl does seem to love it I will have to see what she’s like on it for a while because she does tend to have complications bringing up hairballs so she already on a hairball food diet. We’ll have to see if this works for her.
Overall a great product and a hit with one of my two cats… my older gal can’t get enough of it, I’ve noticed an overall improvement in her body composition and vitality. I love the resealable packaging and it’s overall easy to find in my local pet store. I find its price comparable to many of the other brands within this category. I’d definitely recommend to anyone and will be continuing to purchase it for my cat that loves it’My super picky eater went along with the transition until we hit half way and she started picking out her old food as I increased for them to 100 she stopped eating unfortunately, I’ve tried a few other option with her but, to no avail.
Royal Canin line of cat dry foods are generally better quality, and we appreciate that.However, Chewy can improve to offer different size of bags to sell.We wish Chewy would carry 3.0 lbs or size small bag of Royal Canin Cat Food. Currently Chewy only sells 6.0 lbs, 7.0 lbs, or 15.0 lbs. All these sizes are too big, and after a while, the food gets stale and cats won't eat.On the other hand, 2.5 lbs and 3.0 lbs bags are small enough that the food quality stay fresh.Chewy, ---please carry smaller size bags for other flavors also! You only carry Royal Canin cat food small size for this "Indoor 7+ Adult Dry Cat Food", and that's why we buy this. But we would like to buy "Royal Canin Savor Selective" "Royal Canin Indoor Adult Cat food" "Royal Canin Persian", and ... MoreRoyal Canin line of cat dry foods are generally better quality, and we appreciate that.However, Chewy can improve to offer different size of bags to sell.We wish Chewy would carry 3.0 lbs or size small bag of Royal Canin Cat Food. Currently Chewy only sells 6.0 lbs, 7.0 lbs, or 15.0 lbs. All these sizes are too big, and after a while, the food gets stale and cats won't eat.On the other hand, 2.5 lbs and 3.0 lbs bags are small enough that the food quality stay fresh.Chewy, ---please carry smaller size bags for other flavors also! You only carry Royal Canin cat food small size for this "Indoor 7+ Adult Dry Cat Food", and that's why we buy this. But we would like to buy "Royal Canin Savor Selective" "Royal Canin Indoor Adult Cat food" "Royal Canin Persian", and other Royal canin dry cat food in small size bag also. Please have them available.
My 2 Birman cats like it very much. One 13yrs old the other 11yrs old. They don't have meal time but graze at their leisure. Just hope they continue to graze on their RC dental as well once they get used to both being out for them. It's only been a wk since I switched from RC hairball to the mature indoor. They've been on the Dental since I took them on about 8 yrs ago & I don't want to stop that. Hoping once the novelty wears off they will graze on both as they did with the hairball and dental.