102 reviews forRoyal Canin Sensible

i've had problems with my wee ginger tom stomach for the best part of 8 months. tried every food that i could have thougth of and this one works brilliant. i know have a happy and energetic cat again.

I have a cat with a sensitive stomach.- Many wet foods and dry foods he sicks up again.But he never has a problem with this food.He's a good weight and his coat is soft, silky and very healthy. Both my cats like this. Thoroughly recommend it.

Bought this as my old chap (part persian) had severe stomach problems after being on antibiotics and had runny poos ever since. Went through all the usual - pro kolin etc and no difference. Tried this and for two days he didn't poo but since then(been on the food for 2 weeks now) he has had a lovely consistency poo every time! Can hardly believe what a difference it has made. Hoping to soon see an improvement in his coat etc. Sorry to be graphic but he must feel so much better in himself now. PS - my other two cats, who don't have a problem, like it too - Win win all round.

My bengal was diagnosed with TF as a kitten and lets just say its been a 'fun' experience finding the right foods. Could not rate this more highly .. my moggy cat also eats this and both cats have such a glossy and healthy coat!!

I have 2 Bengals one of which had really soft bowel movements 2/3 days after starting on Sensible 33.... perfect ....never looked back!

I obtained 2 moggies from the RSPCA in March 2011. Both had been part of a cruelty case and obviously hadn't had the best nutritional start to life. They had runny bottoms, one in particular! They came to me with a supply of RC wet food, but I'm not a fan of having wet food in the house. I switched to Sensible 33 biscuits and we haven't looked back. Both my girls have put on weight, their coats are beautiful, thick and glossy and they are full of life. A 4kg bag lasts approx 5 weeks so it's cost effective too!

My tabby mix has always had a senstive stomach, once having to rehydrated overnight at the vet after a particularly long bout of vomiting. Although Royal Canin Sensible has not completely solved the problem, it is the product least likely to make her sick, and combined with a catemate feeder limiting her to only small feeds throughout the day, it has for the most part eliminated her vomiting. She does struggle with her weight on this food, but it is far better to have her a few ounces overweight than vomiting up everything she eats. I used to feed her Hill's sensitive stomach until she had a bad turn on it for some reason, and have been happily feeding her Royal Canin now for 6 years.

After having my siberian cat to the vets and paying £70 for treatment for upset tummy (which did not work) someone told me to try Sensible 33 for cats. We've never looked back. No more tummy problems or vomiting and he has put on weight with a beautiful lush, glossy ginger coat. He is an indoor cat. We've also tried James Wellbeloved adult hyper allergenic dried cat food. That's good too! Good Luck!x

my 13 year old cat has lymphoma (cancer of lymph nodes). was only given 40 days left but she has outlasted that by months. we was using normal go cat dry food but the vet said she need to put on some weight cos of the steriods she was on. she was constantly hungry. she has been on sensible 33 for 1 month now and now she never begs for food, her loose poo has stopped and it looks like shes putting on weight. also put my other 2 cats on this food and they love it.

I have recently put my 5 cats onto this - 1 of who is a ragdoll with a very sensitive tum. So far no problems - no runny or smelly poos. Before this, used Royal Canin Persian which is also good for upset tums - just changed to Sensible as none of my 5 cats are Persians. I am mixing it with Royal Canin Indoor - so everyone should get what they need from their food

My ragdoll boy was so skinny and constantly had a runny bum sometimes with blood in, he is also a very fussy eater which made it twice as hard to find something he would eat and did not upset his tummy. after lots of research and talking to the vet (as he would not eat prescription diet) they said its just a matter of finding a food what suits your cat, so I tried this one and what a difference, he loves it and hes only had one loose poo in months. He is now 16mts old and weights over 5kg. Im thinking of mixing this food with the R C indoor cat soon to keep his fat content down a bit (as he is an indoor cat) and sens 33 is a high fat content. From what I understand R C Indoor is also light on the tummy so maybe worth a try.

I have 9 cats, 3 Devon Rex, 2 Sphynx and 4 moggies. The pedigrees have had loose stools and vomiting intermittently for ages. My vet suggested Sensible 33 and after 8 weeks, no more loose stools or vomiting at all. All 9 cats enjoy the taste, which is something in itself! Will be using this food from now on. It is superb

This is an excellent food, my cat has been on it for over 6 months, she did suffer with IBS and upset tummy used to happen daily. I tried many other light foods prior to this. this has settled her down totally, though she has put weight on with it. I would highly recommend this, it is worth the money.

I have 2 cornish rexes who I seriously considered getting rid of as the constant vomiting was just getting too much, and the one meat product that reduced this was soooooo expensive (7 tins a day at 95p each). Finally tried Chat Sensible - they are so much healthier, the skinny one has put on weight, coats are shiny, and vomit is a very rare occurence and usually related to them eating something other than cat food. zooplus is the best deal I have been able to find too

Finally after 2 odd years of trying everything my "big girl" (over 7kg ) can take a sigh of relief, no more vomiting, no more diarreah, no more dandruff, vets verdict; she looks fantastic great shiny coat, nice and heathly, even if over weight! which will soon change, as a lot more active now even chasing our little rouge bengal who loves the biscuits as well. overall i highly recommend and so has our vet, this food is a god send to my girl who has put up with belly ache and a sore bum for fat too long, yeah happy tummys all round. bit of advice if your cats got a really sensitive tummy like my clowny, try cosma thai & animonda von fienstien wet food as well, as there is no additives,e numbers, preservatives in them which is what could cause a belly upset, they love that too,and they are both very fussy eaters! hope this helps as i know what a nightmare it is trying to find the right food.

I have a BSH with a very sensitive tummy and a burmese who is very fussy, never mind the other 4!! So finding one biscuit that suited them all was very tricky..... But it is great for the sensitive tum and the others all enjoy it too! Since changing to this biscuit all their coats have become softer and shinier and my eldest cat, the BSH with the sensitive tum, also suffers less with her arthritic joints!! Its been great for them all!! Would thoroughly recommend it.

Had a lot of trouble finding a dry food which suited all 3 of my Bengals and this is the only one they all enjoy and have good belly's on! Only wish I new sooner! This 10kg lasts my 3 greedy Bengals 2 months so also works out great value. :)

Sorted out my bengal cat who has had an upset stomach since being a kitten. I would not feed her anyother food now

I bought this having tried Hills Sensitive Stomach and many other foods. I have a 6 month old BSH who has had an upset tummy on and off since we got him. We have tried lots of types of food (including some recommended by our vets. Nothings helped. I found this food on this website and it is amazing and within 48 hours of him going on it, his tummy has improved and we no longer have very loose stools or diahareah

I adopted the most beautiful 9m-old white persian cross from a rescue center Dec 05 with a very sensitive stomach that I knew why he was a rescue!! It took me 6 months to find the right food that didn't cause him constant diarrhoea but after a few days on 'Sensible' the difference was amazing!!! My only concern about it is that it is high in fat and he is now a big persian-cross! I have started mixing it with Royal Canin 'Sterilised' to lessen the calories and I don't think he's noticed!!