6 reviews forKattovit Gastro Dry Food

I had to clean runny explosive diarrhea from 8 cats after feeding them this. Would not recommend at all for Ragdolls

I have ordered Kattovit gastro as a replacement to Royal Canin gastrointestinal, as the price is kinder, but unfortunately our cat kept having diarrhea until we switched back. To add to it, the pieces are quite large for a cat, the size would be more suit for dogs. It might have worked for some, but in my opinion this is not a good product all in all for a cat with gastro problems or with sensitive stomach. Waste of money for me, as could not even go through half of the bag.

I have a very sensitive rag doll cat who vomits regularly and is very very fussy . She’s been diagnosed with IBD . She loves these so they’re obviously very tasty but sadly they haven’t eased her vomiting at all .

my ragdoll cat has quite bad stomach issues vets can't solve it so tried different brands of digestive food and biscuits. Kattovit is the only brand she hasn't vomited back. She still vomits but not as often now so I'll be sticking with these.

My two cats, one 9-year-old European Shorthair and one 13-year-old Ragdoll, both with different tastes, absolutely love this food—whether it's the renal dry food or the wet pouches for their kidney needs.

Amazing kibbles, our cats really love them and ever since we started buying them, our 15-year-old tomcat hasn’t had any digestive problems. We recommend them...

My 15-year-old cat has problems with her pancreas, so I switched to gastro food. Unfortunately, the dry food pieces are way too big for an old cat who barely has any teeth left. I think that's a real shame because the product would probably be very good, especially at such a reasonable price.

My cats love it, they don’t leave a single kibble in their bowl. It does its job—no vomiting or diarrhoea at all. The price is good compared to premium brands, and this one works just as well. I recommend it.

The cat really enjoys eating the kibbles. They have a strong but pleasant smell.

Our old cat had to eat easily digestible kibble on the vet’s advice. He’s been eating these kibble for a week now and has blood in his stool. He’s never had blood in his stool before.