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Royal Canin's Gastrointestinal food has been a lifesaver for many cats, helping with digestion and being well-loved by some. However, recent changes to the formula, switching from gravy to jelly, have left many feline fans unimpressed, with some refusing to eat it. Despite this, there are still cats who enjoy the new version, and it continues to be a go-to for sensitive tummies. It's a mixed bag, but there's hope for improvement!
Top local reviews
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Royal Canine Gastrointestinal
Always receive this food on time and in
Good order and enjoyed by my lovely cat
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Bought for a sick cat
My rescued cat who came with a surprise tummy full of kittens has been very run down & plagued with parasites. Due to her being pregnant & then feeding 6 very healthy kittens we were unable to worm her. She has a very upset tum & damaged bowel with low blood count so the vet suggested the Royal Canine gastrointestinal food to settle her down along of course with treatment & medication. She has taken to the food well. In fact the kittens try to steal it.
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used to be fantastic food til they changed recipe in Dec 23/Jan 24
my cat has been on this on & off since easter 2015, she loved it, great food but unfortunately its recently had sugar removed, looks different & cat wont touch it now, trying to find an alternative asap. emailed RC who said "Certain sugars have been removed from the formulation of Gastrointestinal cat pouches. Whilst this change may impact the appearance of the product, it does not impact the quality, functionality and safety of it. The change in formulation should also not impact palatability"
Reviews from other countries
||France
12 x 85 g
Among the gastrointestinal range, it's the only one she can tolerate
Among the gastrointestinal range, this is the only one she can tolerate. She’s not a huge fan, but at least it helps her be less sick. She still eats it anyway.
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