100 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Cat – Sensitivity Control Chicken

My 14-year-old cat with IBD kept having diarrhoea despite being on permanent cortisone and vet-prescribed food, and was accordingly quite lethargic. After just two days of feeding her this food, the diarrhoea is completely gone, she’s energetic, and she absolutely loves it – her bowl is always licked clean. Definitely worth the price!

My cat used to have diarrhoea every now and then and vomit several times a week. I’ve tried various types of food. For the past 4 weeks, Mietzi has been eating the Sensitivity Control, and since then, there’s been nothing. She especially loves the wet food. I can only recommend it.

My cat reacted to all types of cat food with diarrhoea. This is the only one she likes, and it significantly reduced the diarrhoea, which even disappeared completely at times. I’m very satisfied...

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.

15% less content for the same price. Who cares about a new design on the packaging? Certainly not me, and my cats even less so. It's ridiculous. The manufacturers know full well that people buy this food because they often have no other choice, as some cats can't tolerate anything else anymore. They exploit the care and desperation of pet owners by shamelessly selling this product at an overpriced rate and then reducing the quantity as well. Extremely unprofessional and brazen.

As often mentioned here: less content, same price. Yes, it’s unfortunately common, but you don’t have to put up with everything – I’ll look into the topic, search for an alternative feed, and avoid Royal Canin in the future!

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.

15% less content for the same price. Dishonest, but typical of food manufacturers, whether for humans or animals. The product itself is good. But the pricing policy is a joke!

Really great food! My little one unfortunately had persistent diarrhoea from another food, which was really hard to get under control. But with this food, it cleared up very quickly, and she loves the taste.

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.

Actually a good product that we've been using for a long time. Unfortunately, with the redesign of the packaging, the content was reduced from 100g to 85g. For the same price, of course. A drastic price increase.

My cat is very, very, very, very picky, and her taste seems to change hourly. Nevertheless, there are long periods when she practically inhales the Sensitiv Control, tolerates it well despite her pancreatitis, and even gains weight. But ever since the packaging was changed – which supposedly didn’t alter the composition – she won’t eat it anymore (she still eats the old stock). Maybe the hidden price increase has upset her stomach? Hmm...

Note: not only has weight been reduced from 100g to 85g but recipe has now changed and has 38% chicken instead of 40%. Cat noticed a difference. Not sure what to do now as before 1 pouch lasted 2 meals but now 85g cannot be split into 2 meals. Not sure why they have done this as the profits in this food must be huge. How can the same company make Whiskars for £3 and £10 for this.

My cat can only eat this food, so I have no choice but to buy it. Until a few weeks ago the sachets were 100g X 12. Now they're 85g x 12 for the same price! That's a rip off!

I recently got a repeat order for this excellent food but was horrified to discover that the pouch size has been reduced from 100g to 85g, while remaining at the same expensive price. I only realised this when my cats complained that they were still hungry. Shame on you Royal Canin for taking the food out of our cats' mouths. I would rather you increased the price than sneakily reduce the weight of the pouches. I will be looking elsewhere for my cat food.

Good product, but I wonder how many people have noticed the big reduction in the pouch content. With 4 cats this is quite a hike in price for me.

Disappointing to see the size of these pouches go down from 100g to 85g and yet the price has stayed the same. This was already an expensive food and this shrinkflation has just made it even harder for pet owners to afford, which is such a shame because it's a good food.