116 reviews for750g Purina ONE Dry Cat Food - 15% Off! *

My two siamese have a virus from birth that caused constant daeirhea. I tried all the proprietry brands on them but nothing helped. I even used my vets recommended super expensive brand dry food, which they refused to eat.. Then I discovered the purina 1 sensitive and they love it! - no more Daeirhea and no wasted food - they eat every last piece! Fur is shinier too. A great product.

My bengal had x2 water infections one where she was passing frank blood, since starting this diet not only does the love the taste, she has not had a single water infection since!! Our other 2 cats also love this food! You must try it!

I have been feeding this food to my young cats since I got them when they were 10 weeks old, I feed it alongside another 'veterinary' kitten food - but they much prefer this one and will eagerly chomp their way through a dish full and given the choice will always eat this first, I am now gradually phasing out the other food. They will not eat any wet food that I have tried to tempt them with (and I have tried lots!), so I guess they know what they like - they are now 8 months old look really well and happy on it, full of life and always looking for mischief!! Also I have never had any problems with them having any tummy upsets. It gets a big thumbs up from me :)

This is the only food my fussy long haired cat will eat. She has never been interested in wet food since she was a kitten. I have tried most of the other flavours of this brand but she goes on hunger strike. She does go crazy for whiskers temptations so I mix a few in her bowl. I buy it in bulk so it lasts longer and I get a better price. I ordered it on Sunday and got it delivered on Tuesday. Always have a great service. Thank you zooplus.

My 3 cats love this. - I have 2 ragdolls and a moggie - they won't at all eat any other cat food whatsoever - I have tried every single brand available but .... Purina wins hands down -

I bought this with some scepticism I must admit, but having a rather portly lady prone in UTI's I thought anything has to be worth a go to avoid stress of the vet and pills I can't get down. She is MEGA fussy but loves this food, am combining it with the light version to try and redefine a waist and have to say so far so good, have just bought second batch on special offer. This food seems to stay by cats well so not perpetually hungry unlike the "common" food so works out not as expensive as you might think. Will keep it up and keep fingers crossed

This food is good for cats who have a sensitive but otherwise healthy digestion.

I would highly recommend this food, my cat has had several urinary tract infections and since starting this tasty food hasn't had any. Coming from a fussy Bengal i am impressed. Its good valve compared to its competitors and just as effective.

I've shared my life with Burmese cats for 35 years or so and also now show and breed renowned and much-sought-after big, healthy kittens. Having carefully studied the ingredients, I experimented with the dry Purina One diets almost as soon as they came to the market. My Vet's a huge fan of the brand too - even though I previously bought from his surgery a really expensive "veterinary diet". Burmese can have a tendency to excess cholesterol so a diet with no more than 15% fat is ideal for this breed. Without exception, my adult cats much prefer "Purina One Sensitive" to anything else and kittens "Purina One Junior". There's always a tendency to experiment with products new to the market but I allow my cats to dictate their preferences (as if I had any option, lol) and Purina One always wins. I'm extremely proud to say, purely by co-incidence, two of my gorgeous boys from a litter last year are now among the "Faces of Corporate Purina" and appear at company presentations - they truly are Purina cats :))) I would urge you to think again if you mistakely believe the most expensive dry diets are the best!

I've shared my life with Burmese cats for 35 years or so and also now show and breed renowned and much-sought-after big, healthy kittens. Having carefully studied the ingredients, I experimented with the dry Purina One diets almost as soon as they came to the market. My Vet's a huge fan of the brand too - even though I previously bought from his surgery a really expensive "veterinary diet". Burmese can have a tendency to excess cholesterol so a diet with no more than 15% fat is ideal for this breed. Without exception, my kittens much prefer "Purina One Junior" and adult cats "Purina One Sensitive" to anything else. However, the Junior variety does have to be put in a bag, bashed with a rolling pin and mixed with wet food for initial weaning as the biscuits are rather hard. At around 6-8 weeks kittens can cope with it whole. There's always a tendency to experiment with good quality products new to the market - and I frequently do - but allow my cats to dictate their preferences (as if I had any option, lol) and Purina has always won to date. I'm extremely proud to say, purely by co-incidence, two of my gorgeous boys from a litter last year are now among the "Faces of Corporate Purina" and appear at company presentations - they truly are Purina cats :))) I would urge you to think again if you mistakely believe the most expensive dry diets are the best! PS. I'm not on the company's payroll, unfortunately!

Purina One Sensitive is the only dry-food product I can feed one of my cats (a longhair) who has a very sensitive tummy. My other two cats love it too meaning easy meal times. This is exactly the same product as you'd normally get in UK shops in the navy packet, but from a European supplier. Great value for money. Fantastic service from Zooplus too, quick response to queries and speedy delivery.

I found that buying it from a local shop works out more expensive plus my cats are very greedy, so it works out great to buy for saving money and my cats are happy too!

We discovered that our three year old Siamese has a sensitive stomach.The Vet found nothing wrong with her and a course of antibiotics made no difference so we thought we might change her food(she was already on an expensive brand)tried Purina sensitive and she is back to having firm poo and much happier.

I have a rescue bengal, who was so afraid of everthing when we got him he spent the first few weeks under our bed, he was always skinny, with runny poo, and this never got better. after taming him we allowed him to go out but he got shot in the head and blinded. He now has sight back in one eye, but was so difficult to feed until I tried purina one sensitive (and it has to be that one only), he is an entirely different cat, healthy with a beautifu coat, more confident and less anxious when my grandchildren visit. my other cat a big black n white moggy has just decided he wants the same food! Its often out of stock at Tesco where I discovered it. I have asked can they stock double of this variety as it always runs out first! Looking for an online supplier!

I purchased this product after my 4 year old fluffy cat had been ill with an inflamed bowel. He'd always been a sickly cat with sloppy stinky pooh, bad breath and runny eyes. The difference in him is tremendous. He hardly ever vomits now unless its a furball, solid less smelly pooh, clean eyes and less stinky breath. I wish Id found this product years ago and he loves it as well :)

I have found a dry food that all my cats love and is good for them and at a good price compared to many others, what more could anyone want.

WE have two cats (said to be sisters)about six years old. Both have always been fed the same food, so together were able to compare them together. No ailments observed in NO 2. cat. Number 1. cat of them (always nervous) developed a skin condition 3 -4 years ago which caused her (and us - we confess) constant irritation and the cat hair pulling and loss of fur from the shoulders, legs and hind quarters and nether parts. Continual visits to the vet produced no answers and vomitting (since we first had her. Convinced it was her food we switched to various products but within days of putting her on to Purina One the condition improved but not entirely. We have fed her Purina One Sensitive since we found it on Tesco's shelf about 12-18 (?) months ago. Marvellous results - a different cat - gone are vomitting and the great clumps of hair and other detritus are no longer! And she has a lovely coat of fur (remarked upon by all) and is much happpier. Tesco seemed to have stopped stocking it and for the past couple of weeks both cats have been getting very twitchy without it. We do feed Sensitive mixed or alternated with one or other of the ONE varities and together they seem to be purrrfect. But we wil not be without Sensitive now we have found a serious stockist. Thank you ZOOPLUS!WE are just about to order in bulk supplies!

This is the first food that all my cats love (I have 6 fluffy cats and some are fussy eaters)and eat without bringing it up again. They eat Iams, Science Plan and Royal Canin but love Purina Sensitive most of all and don't seem to get fed up with it, or sick it up by over eating. It's not easy to find in the supermarkets so thank goodness Zooplus sells it.

My cat loves this dry food. She'll eat this rather than her wet food- I have to mix this with her wet food so she will eat it.

My 11-year-old moggie LOVES this food and isn't interested in eating anything else. She is fit and active - still climbs trees and hunts for mice, despite her arthritis, and her coat is in splendid condition. I agree with the reviewer who said it should be available in bigger bags!