36 reviews forKattovit Sensitive (Hypoallergenic Food) 6 x 185g

My small cat needed to be on a true hypoallergenic diet due to severe tummy issues. She's currently just on dry Virbac Hypoallergenic food but I wanted to find a wet food I could try and give her, as breakfast was her favourite meal time. I tried giving her this 3 times, the last time just a mere teaspoon and she vomited 1 hour later each time. The vet told me true hypoallergenic foods shouldn't have any poultry in it, as that tends to be a strong allergy. Treat this as a normal, lighter, food.

This food used to be a nice, smooth mousse texture that my cat loved. It is now a dry, coarse lumpy mix coated in jelly. I have to hand pick all of the inedible hard bits out of it, and even then my cat gets some small bits stuck in his teeth which makes him panic and 'yawn' (nausea reflex). I'm not sure what the 'improvement' to the recipe can be - possibly now more 'natural' wit less processing to make the meat smooth? but it's a disaster. Please Zooplus - ask Kattovit to resolve this problem!

This food used to be a nice, smooth mousse texture that my cat loved. It is now a dry, coarse lumpy mix coated in jelly. I have to hand pick all of the inedible hard bits out of it, and even then my cat gets some small bits stuck in his teeth which makes him panic and 'yawn' (nausea reflex). I'm not sure what the 'improvement' to the recipe can be - possibly now more 'natural' wit less processing to make the meat smooth? but it's a disaster. Please Zooplus - ask Kattovit to resolve this problem!

We had finally got our tiny cat reasonably healthy on the old formula but the new one is a disaster and we are back to square one. Wish they had not changed we now have loads of tins that are a very expensive way of feeding our non-poorly cats and starting a new round of experimentation to find another food that helps.

The new recipe smells and looks terrible - like a big block of dry pate. This is a disaster as it's the only food I found that didn't upset my Siberian's tummy. My cat herself is by no means a fussy eater and usually eats whatever is put in front of her but she sniffs this and will go hours and hours without food just to avoid eating this.

The new recipe has not gone down well. I have two Birman fur babies, both with sensitive tummies and both ate the old recipe food with no problem. The new recipe however smells revolting, looks different and they barely touch it. Back to the drawing board.....

Disaster! My cats favourite food, Kattovit sensitive chicken, is now ending up in the bin as they don't like the new recipe. I have one cat with colitis and one who is a fussy eater and this was the one food they could both eat and liked. No more! I have a couple of tins of the old recipe left which they both eat happily, but they barely touch the new recipe, with lots left in the bowls. I don't blame them, the new recipe looks drier, and smells unappealing even to me! Won't buy again.

My cat developed a food allergy 12 months ago & now it seems everything other than 1 dry hypoallergenic food triggers her allergy symptoms. The problem is she's getting bored of the dry food now, so I'm desperately trying to find an alternative. I tried Kattovit sensitive as it's hypoallergenic but the 1st day I tried her, she ate it quite successfully, but then spent the whole night sneezing, sniffling & itching/scratching which are the symptoms of her allergy, so this food is not suitable.