Veterinary Cat Sensitivity Control 12x85g

Great for my 3 cats!

Very good. The Royal Canin Veterinary Cat Sensitivity Control 12x85g has been the answer to an issue with my cats digestion. The chicken and rice variety was recommended by my vet and has helped cure a blood in the stool problem and also my cat vomiting after eating. There is so much less waste as my cat will return to finish off any leftovers before they go off in the bowl and he eats enthusiastically. So glad to have found something that he will eat more of and cures IBS type issues. Worth the expense compared to other cat foods

Everything about this cage food is 5 star, the only drawback is the cost! My 9 1/2 year old cat vomited every day of her life until my vet put her on this food. I think that says it all. The price has just risen by over £2 a box, which means a monthly cost of about £106. I am living on a pension so I'm having to look around to see if I can find a cheaper type, though keeping to Royal Canine of course.

My Moggie loves this food however, it is an expensive treat so - only several times a week.

Very helpful product if like me you have a cat with an easily upset tummy. Bag lasts for months.,

I am sure this is good for other cats and I've heard it is better than Hills. However, my cat doesn't like it so much. I was giving him a pouch in the morning and a pouch in the eve. But he only ate half. So now I give him 1 pouch a day and more of the Royal Canin Sensitive biscuits. He just prefers the biscuits. It is a little bit more expensive I found then standard cat food.

Was recommended by vet for my cat who was diagnosed with a range of food allergies after scratching himself to a bloody mess through itching. Had been faced with putting him on steroids long term. He’s been on a combo of the dry and wet form of this food exclusively for 6 weeks and now he is not scratching beyond normal and is happier cat. It is quite expensive but it’s worth it as it’s solved a much bigger problem.

I tend to use RC, as it's what my Maine coon was fed by the breeder, however, like many Maine coons, she has a sensitive tummy, and she barely touches this food, it doesn't particularly look or smell appetising...so I don't blame her, I'm not sure of the quality really, but as I keep her on a stricter diet now, I only use things like this on occasion, but very expensive as she's not keen...she literally will barely have 1-2 mouthfuls then walks away....best to try by buying one or two sachets from a very before forking out for a bit box.