Kattovit Sensitive

One of our cats was in and out of the vets every week after we adopted him with tummy issues, for about two years we couldn’t find anything he could tolerate and enjoyed. We’ve been using Kattovit for just over a year now, no trips to the vet and a very happy cat. It’s also such a good price we can feed it to our other cat, so no worries about cross contamination. Wouldn’t even consider buying another brand.

Just beware. The food is not hypoallergenic at all. It contains mixed meat. My cat so far tolerate only chiken and has strong allergy for beef and fish. She got spots from head to the end of tail. PLUS she got dirrhea because this dry food contains MILK (!!!) I couln't find the the source of spots and dirrhea for quite long time. Untill I have checked the ingrediens. I can understand mixed meat, but I will not understand MILK (!!!) Why is it called sensitive?!

Just like the sensitive kattovit pouches that were devoured in seconds the kattovit dry cat food was liked too the boys ignored Hills Z D and went for Kattovit straight away these biscuits are much larger and an unusual shape. So pleased my bunch like kattovit and for me it is a bonus as it is better priced and we (the owners) have a better range for our animals to eat. The only down-side is the wait...

My cat throws up the dry food because she doesn't chew it anymore—the pieces have gotten smaller, so she just swallows them whole. It's a pity, I was always happy with it, but now I'm looking for a different sensitive cat food.

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.

My two old boys (14/18 years) really like it and tolerate it well.