100 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.

I’m very satisfied and extremely grateful that this food exists. My cats are doing much better because of it. No more vomiting and no more diarrhoea. The consistency is great, and they absolutely love this wet food.

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.

Perfect for sensitive cats

The first food my cat tolerates well. Finally, the stomach lining inflammations have come to an end.

Price up and weight reduction! Really?

After my tomcat suffered from gastritis for a long time, I switched to Royal Canin Sensitivity Control on the recommendation of our vet. He has been eating it continuously for two years now, and since then he hasn’t had any symptoms. I’m very satisfied and can highly recommend the product.

Very good acceptance

It's pretty much the only food that my cats—at least one of them—will eat and tolerate well. It's a shame that you can now only order one pack; with three cats, that doesn't go very far. Now I’ll have to see where I can get some more.

For years, the cat (15 years old) has been eating this wet food and Hill's Z/D dry food. She really enjoys both (though she won't touch Z/D as wet food). She hardly ever vomits anymore, and her coat couldn't be silkier.

This is the only food that helps my cat cope with his IBD. No diarrhoea, no vomiting! I just have to give it 5 stars for that!

We've been ordering it for years, but unfortunately, we're not always satisfied. The food doesn't seem to be consistent. You can tell by the colour. Sometimes the meat pieces are lighter, and the cats eat it happily, but the next delivery contains darker meat pieces. None of our three cats will eat those. We always wonder why the food varies and then gets refused. Unfortunately, we're reliant on it because one of our tomcats has chronic diarrhoea...

On the first day, it was eaten, but on the second day, it was vomited up immediately after eating. Even after a week of mixing it with the old food, our sensitive eater kept vomiting constantly. I bought it because of the good reviews, as with allergies and/or constant vomiting or diarrhoea, you're grateful for any food that is tolerated, even though the composition here is very poor quality and I normally wouldn't buy food with these ingredients.

Our Lilli likes it and she tolerates it very well.

Initially, my cat not only tolerated this product very well, but also absolutely loved eating it! In the meantime, however, it has been completely rejected, so I had to switch to another wet food (Kattovit Sensitive), which is also very well tolerated and, most importantly, very much enjoyed! (2 points deducted for the poor quality of the food's composition!)

My two elderly cat ladies, now 17 and 16.5 years old, can only cope with this food in the long run. The Royal Canin Moderate Calorie recommended by the vet didn’t have the desired effect, even though it’s supposed to be tailored to their conditions. Either way, experience has shown that especially my sensitive Lilly, who had to spend several days in the intensive care unit of the animal clinic two years ago, can only tolerate this food (along with medication). Brilliant!

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 .