Feline Care Nutrition Digestive Care Adult Thin Slices in Gravy Cat Food, 3 oz (Pack of 24)

Our 14-year old indoor cat has a sensitive digestion and stress. For the past several years, we have been giving her dry food specially formulated for either indoor cats or a sensitive stomach. She usually only ate the one particular brand for indoor cats. We've tried many brand name versions of the dry cat food for sensitive stomach. She'd eat it for a day or two and then go on a hunger strike. They did limit her vomiting, but we couldn't get her to eat it as much as she did the dry cat food for indoor cats. With her favorite dry cat food for indoor cats, she vomited quite often. Recently, we've noticed that she wasn't eating much of anything except a small amount of her favorite dry cat food. She would lay around and sleep most of the day, was losing weight, and was vomiting often. We feared that she was on her death bed. We took her to the vet who said overall she was pretty healthy for her age, but was probably stressed out. That made sense because there were some things going on that caused her more distress than usual. So I decided to start trying some wet cat food. I first tried cans of a more expensive brand name one and she ate it for a couple of days, and then quit eating it too. So I needed to find another option. I searched online and on Amazon and found Royal Canine for Digestion, ordered and tried it on her. She loves it, and has become annoyingly whiney until she gets her daily dose of it. Our at-death's-door kitty used one of her nine lives and morphed into a youngster - thanks to Royal Canine. She's so peppy now that she can even sit up and beg like a dog. She never even did that before. Overall, it has limited her vomiting. We've used about a dozen of the small, 3 oz cans by giving her a half a can twice a day. She's vomited twice in those dozen cans. I believe the reason she vomited is because she snarfed it down too fast. The first time she ate it, I made the mistake of giving her the entire 3 oz can at once. She went crazy and ate it very fast, then puked. It's not like she's starving or that we don't feed her. I keep a small amount of the dry cat food she likes available for her to snack on at all times. Even if she does eat some of the dry food, she'll still whine and beg for the wet, Royal Canine food, and will not leave us alone until she gets it. Another time, I was lazy and gave her the entire can again, and she puked it up, and then because she loves it so much she . . . well, I won't elaborate as to what she did with the puke. We've noticed that she went from not pooping at all when she wasn't eating (of course), to pooping excessively now. It doesn't smell really bad. We keep her litter box , her blanket, and her food in our back porch. Since that is the entrance that all people who come to our home use, we don't want it smelling bad. I do have a BBW wall-cha-ma-callit plug-in in that area, and it does help a lot. When it was empty the other day though, I was able to smell the poop a little more than usual which caused me to realize that I needed to replace the scenty-thing on it. I'm going to continue to use Royal Canine Digest for as long as she seems to want to eat it.

Very expensive but so worth it. Kitty has always had a very touchy stomach, but he just started throwing up EVERY single day with no physical explanation. I knew I had to make a change so I went to Petco and bought a can of every sensitive brand and limited ingredient food there was. We went through this a can at a time. Drove me NUTS! We would try a new can every morning. Same thing, he'd sniff it and walk away. I was like, "Really? Are you serious Dude? Organic, wild caught salmon and you won't even try it?" I was about to put some on a cracker and try it myself. I mean how bad could this be? He absolutely would not eat some of it, let some of it sit in the bowl overnight and ate out of desperation and loves this one. Seriously I was at the end of my rope. Can you imagine having a belly ache every day so bad that you throw up? My poor baby. If this didn't work he was going to go on prescription food. With this food he has been "puke free" for three weeks. I'm so relieved. I use this with the gulp free bowl available on Amazon so it slows his eating down. I think that both things in combination have made him turn the corner. After all the research, this really is the cheapest place to buy it. It's a $1.50 a can in the pet stores. Amazon comes out about $1.38 with Prime shipping. So glad this is over. UPDATE: December 22, 2015 so on it about 5 months. He still loves it and only sIx puke episodes in 5 months! He was puking every single day. So happy. I really hope this food helps someone else.

My cat likes it, will eat it, and it help him recover from a bought of digestive issues. I think Royal canin is top tier, if not number one, it's in the top three. I trust their products to feed my baby when he's sick - enough said, right?

Gave this to my young cat on her last few days living with a terminal tumor. She loved it but sadly didn’t get to finish the box. This brand isn’t our usual option but it helped her and she enjoyed it

Unfortunately neither of my cats will eat this. I am sure it is good quality as I trust the brand very much. They enjoy the dry food, but not even a bite of this wet food. Everything looks good, and smells similar to other pate type foods. I wish cats could talk.

A little less expensive than from the pet store. Great brand good quality,fast shipping

My almost 16-year-old cat started having diarrhea and sometimes throwing up. Before making an expensive vet appointment, I did some research and the great reviews convinced me to try Royal Canin Feline Digestive wet and dry food. Almost immediate improvement took place and he is now completely back to normal formed poops and no vomiting! He loves this stuff and devours every morsel. We are both very happy!

My catslove thus meal

It is what I expected of digest sensitive.

excellent produit

Love it for my cats

Crazy price indeed, do not buy!

Very good food food for cats