68 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Cat - Satiety Support

For a month now, the cat has been getting this food portioned out with the kitchen scales. She's constantly hungry and begs non-stop. We weighed her today and found out: she's gained 700g. That's disappointing.

Brought as my cat needs to lose nearly 2kg. She is always on the hunt for food, no matter which one given. This one so far she hasnt cried out. Hopefully this one continues to fill her and she loses those unwanted lbs. I'll be weighing her every 2wks for a start. Fingers crossed

My tubby little cat can mana on it although she does try to steal the other cat's food

I have a FIP-positive tomcat who unfortunately became overweight, and I didn’t know how to help him lose weight anymore. Then I tried this food and I’m thrilled after just 3 weeks. Yes, he’s constantly hungry, but I’ve stayed consistent with only the dry food, and he already seems much happier now. Super

My cat didn’t feel full with this food and kept begging all the time. He gained weight instead of losing it.

My cat enjoys this product but I do not think that it fills him as it claims to do

Bought for my overweight cat in vet recommendation. You must stick to the feeding regime. Weighing the food out. My cat lost 800g in 6 months. We then increased her daily amount by 10 grams and she’s maintaining that weight. I Definitely recommend this food.

I have an overweight cat (7.2kg when we started with the diet). The think is that last 2 years she get 2kg and she's old now so the vet decided to give us thos food and to make us ration it. We bought an automatic feeder and we started to introduce the new food mixed with the ones I've already given her (oral + sterility + hair). She lost 300gr in the last 2months and her character has chaged a lot, she's lots more affective and joyfull. Happy for now ☺️

My cats seem to eat (or want to!) a lot more of this food than the less diet versions (their bowls are constantly empty now, whereas they never ate their while full fat portions) They do eat it, and seem content, but only time will tell whether they lost weight. However - to be aware - the large bags are NOT RESEALABLE. It seems a bit bonkers especially since the smaller bags are, but there you are. Hopefully they will eat it before it goes stale.

At first my cats loved it specially my boy 🐈 he started steeling his sister's food so obviously he did not loose anything but gain weight after a month him and sister stopped eating satiety support completely they couldn't come near it ive tried for 2 daus then I stopped giving them as they refused to eat it so unfortunately I can not say it worked

I use the recommended amount for overweight cats on my two senior cats. Our vet recommended satiety food. They have been losing weight AND not begging for food all the time! I measure out the amount for the day and feed 4 meals a day. That way they can graze. They like this variety as well. Very happy cats and very happy guardians!

I put my cat on this food as she was putting weight on as she got older and less inactive. In the last few years she has slowly lost weight which is fantastic, I always give her as much as she wants really, if I was strict with food then she would have lost a lot more. When I went to the vets they asked what food I had her on and I told them and they said it’s the best food on the market.

This food is horrendously expensive in the Vets and on Amazon.com Zooplus are by far the best in price. You must stick to a strict diet to make this work.No wet food, and only one small portion of dry food per day, which you can split in half to make it last longer. Your Cats wont love you for it, but you will see a difference in about a week if you stick to the portion sizes.

I have two overweight cats and the vet recommended this product because one of them gets hangry several hours before the next feeding time. Sadly, the "Satiety Support" made the problem worse. He was hungry again after just a few hours, and wolfed down all the food immediately rather than leaving a bit for later as he did before. In short, a disaster. We've gone back to Hills Science Plan Adult Perfect Weight kibble, as it keeps him full for longer.

We were prescribed this by the vet. It helped with weight loss quite quickly. She gets the recommended amount according to the packaging. But she’s always begging and constantly hungry. The feeling of satiety doesn’t seem to kick in. However, she’s become more energetic and can finally lift her leg again to groom herself.

Our kitty absolutely loves it, and even the tomcat, who usually turns his nose up at his much more generous Renal food, enjoys it. Weight loss has worked really well for him with the recommended dosage (combined with diet wet food). However, the kitty seems to be "starving" almost all the time, even when she gets significantly more. Every portion size is devoured in one go... without a break. So, a feeling of satiety never really seems to set in. Whether this food actually provides a sense of fullness remains questionable.

My tomcat is absolutely crazy about this cat food. It's the only diet food he likes.

My cat gets "rabbit teeth" when I go for this food, so it doesn't seem to be very tasty. But she needed to lose weight, which is why I opted for a vet food. After 6 months, she's lost 0.5kg, even though I feed her slightly less than the recommended amount. So I'm not really convinced when it comes to value for money. The vet has now recommended switching to regular food in a reduced dose.

Our cat has very severe joint problems and absolutely needed to lose weight. With this food, it finally worked. Since the beginning of April, she has lost 1.6kg and no longer needs painkillers. Her feeling of hunger is also kept in check (unfortunately, she can eat anything and everything at any time). We followed the feeding instructions on the packaging exactly, even though it seems like very little. She gets her food in 5 portions spread throughout the day (automatic feeder).

My cat went up to 5.9kg over lockdown, she was slow, not doing much and very very lazy! In 8 months eating this she's down to 4.3kg, back to herself, always out and bounding around and the vet said she's her perfect weight. You have to be strict and weigh every single meal (it doesn't look much) and be strong by not giving more food when they hassle for it. If you strictly follow the guidance this food will get the excess off.