35 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Cat – Sensitivity Control Chicken

Bought this on recommendation from vet when took our Maine Coon with very bad skin reaction. Don't waste your money. Very unappetising, they tried burying it!

The only food that doesnt upset my cat's stomach. It took all kinds of expensive visits to the vet and food trials until we got to this. He does like it too.

We have 19 rescue cats and they love Royal Canin Veterinary food. They are all so healthy and their coats so shinny.

Purchased for Siamese with delicate digestion. He loves it and tolerates it well.

My cat has IBD and Diabetes so she needs appetising food that is reliable (ie, won't change content/recipe much).This food is GREAT for that, when she has a flair up it's pretty much ther only food she'll nibble at because it doesn't make it worse. She's gone off all the other types of stomach vetenary foods but this one she comes back to consistently. It's disheartening to hear this has been a victim of shrinkflation, I hadn't noticed. Not that like many, I'd have the choice to stop purchasing.

Price up and weight reduction! Really?

Our cat has hyperactive thyroid and IBS (or cancer) and even though she was getting the various meds we were still seeing diarrhea on a daily basis, a deteriorating cat that didn't seem to have long and we were pretty much out of options. Being put on this diet has transformed her and she has already beaten the vet's prediction of less than a year left. The minute we give her anything else (including other sensitivity products for variety) the diarrhea returns .

My cat has been diagnosed with IBD and her tummy has been reacting badly to some foods. She adores this one, asking for seconds and her tummy seems to have settled. Definitely a great choice for us!

This food was recommended by my vet because of tummy issues caused by a parasite to help my kitten recover. Being a vet product you expect good quality ingredients but I am shocked by the quality. Also RC seems not to specify their taurine content, which being a such important thing for our cats you would expect to see in their package or website. Also most pouches contain less food than specified, as I weight the rations, I found out that most have only 70g of food, not 85g.

My cat has extreme sensitivity to lots of regular foods. But this food is perfect. She likes the taste and it always settlles her after an episode, when I am at a loss of what to feed her. Please keep stocking this Zooplus as it is very difficult to get hold of

My cat has Chronic Kidney disease and now pancreatitis and has awful, leaky diarrhoea - he spent 4 days at the vets and they fed him on this and it made the situation considerably worse. After stopping this food, I managed to get it back under control after about 4/5 days. Would not recommend at all.

My cat is not eating it at all....and she has skin disease called Granuloma on her upper lip bzically u can see the signs of it, it was rcommeded it as it is sensitive food but she not eating it at all. I think this product is over rated and of a con-jib..

After a big talk between my cat and I, here is her opinion: "the food have all the ingredients needed for my delicate tummy with an exquisite chicken flavour, thank you"

My cat has IBD and after trying many different foods I finally found this one. This is the only food which stops his diarrhea and vomiting. Shame on Royal Canin for reducing the pack quantity from 100g to 85g. (have you noticed the 100g figure has disappeared from the front of the new pack).Locating an alternative means my cat suffering all the old symptoms again, whilst I search. This food is not exactly cheap so think it is apalling for RC to do this. 5 stars for product 1 star for RC.

Agree that they seem to have cornered the market when it comes to feeding unwell cats and taken advantage to put up the price sneakily. I didn't notice that the pouches had been reduced in size and my cat went hungry for a week or two. I did complain direct to Royal Canin, who at first said the recipe hadn't changed. I feel in a tough spot as I can't keep trying out different foods on my cat as that itself makes him ill. Anyone found an alternative?

Unfortunately my cat is very fussy and will not eat anything else and does have stomach problems. Very, very disappointed with the weight reduction as this is a very expensive food anyway. I will be researching an alternative.

Very disappointed in the reduction in weight to 85g. Not only is this so much more expensive, it's difficult to calculate if dividing the sachet. Royal Canin, please take this back up to 100g. I will look for an alternative if this stays as it is.

My cat has a delicate stomach and this wet food is ideal for him, and he loves it. But unfortunately, as other buyer, I had a hungry cat till a realized the pouches were 15 % less than before. I wrote to Royal Canin and they said they changed the size to the average meal portion. Not for my cat it isn't. Shame on you Royal Canin, just a sneaky way of making more money I'd say.

Like others, very disappointed in the recent change in recipe and amount from 100g to 85g at the same price. I hope that Royal Canin will re-think. Meanwhile, I too will be looking for an alternative that my cat with Irritable Bowel Syndrome will be able to tolerate.

I have been buying this Royal Canin Veterinary control food for my British Shorthaired cat for a long time, this time when ordering I find the amount has been cut from 100g to 85g for the same price. My cat will eat all this pouch in a day + plus a few biscuits. If you cannot revert back to 100g I will look for another brand.