106 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Feline Hypoallergenic

I’ve tried all the common hydrolysed brands – some my cat won’t touch at all, others she eats but still scratches herself raw. This variety is well tolerated and eaten gladly, so I can only give my recommendation. Plus, you usually only get this food from the vet, which makes it even more recommendable, as Zooplus has always delivered lightning-fast so far.

My tomcat had severe skin problems caused by a food intolerance. After several failed attempts to try other types of food, the vet recommended this food to me, but it didn’t improve my cat’s condition. I have now found another food that he tolerates better.

Our cat has been eating this food for about 8 years. Everything was fine. Around 4 bags ago (a little over a year), he started having recurring diarrhoea and occasionally vomited all of the food. The vet said it was allergy-related. Since this is the only food he eats, either something in the recipe has been changed, or he has developed an intolerance to one of the ingredients. Unfortunately, there are hardly any alternatives that the poor thing can tolerate.

My tomcat had severe diarrhoea, and our vet recommended this dry food to us. Within two days, my cat was like a different animal. No more diarrhoea, he became a bit more agile again and stopped vomiting as well. We've been using it permanently for a year now and are very grateful that this food exists.

I accidentally bought this food. Normally, the vet recommended "Anallergenic" to me. My cat has very severe allergic reactions to all types of cat food. He ate this food better than the one I usually order. I also quickly noticed improvements in his coat. It grew back and has a lovely shine. The only downside is that he has constant diarrhoea. No improvement. Such a shame!

Part 2 of my review. I'm glad that Zooplus has this food in its range, so I don't have to drive to the vet every time to get it!! My tomcat is on medication, but I still feel that this food does him good and improves his allergy symptoms. A pet like this can't even remotely be compared to healthy cats, and even the best feeding advice doesn't help much in such cases. You're just grateful for every small step towards relief.

I have a highly allergic tomcat, with whom we've been through a long medical history and numerous vet visits. This food was recommended to me "at the end of the line" by my vet, when pretty much everything else failed to provide relief. At first, I was very sceptical about the ingredients, but after looking into it more closely, I decided to try the hydrolysed food. The tomcat tolerates it very well. He enjoys eating it. And I have the feeling that it’s helping him.

This food should only be fed in consultation with a vet, as is generally the case with all hypoallergenic or diet foods, e.g., those with just one protein source! Pros: Reduces the strain caused by the food in cases of intolerance or allergy to conventional types of food. Faeces hardly smell. Cons: Hardly any removal of swallowed hair in long-haired cats, so hairballs are vomited up more often than necessary. No wet food variant available, meaning medication always has to be administered by hand.

My cat has never liked fresh meat or (high-quality) wet food, even as a kitten. About three years ago, she started getting pustules on her head and back that would burst. Eventually, she was only vomiting. I then switched her to this food. You do need to have a bit of patience! Things improved quickly, but it’s only now, in the second spring after switching her food, that she no longer has any pustules.

My tomcat gets diarrhoea from pretty much every food out there. This is the only one he can tolerate.

My cat was vomiting for months on RC gastrointestinal, so after lots of tests the vets said food intolerance and put her on this. After 4 weeks on it she gradually developed severe diarrhea, so it's back to the vets, and I have her back on just Chicken breasts to maintain her

My Ida developed a food allergy and had diarrhoea for months. At first, I thought the vet was just trying to sell me something expensive, but ever since we started using this food, no more diarrhoea. I've been feeding it for quite a while now and I'm very satisfied!

I never used to feed dry food and didn’t understand why it even existed. That was until I had a tomcat who reacted to absolutely everything with diarrhoea. After switching to this food, it’s the only one he tolerates, and no more diarrhoea!

My 11-year-old little Exotic was diagnosed with a food intolerance and asthma. The vet was very competent and recommended this food. My little one has tolerated it very well from the start and really enjoys eating it. Her symptoms have improved, her weight is back to normal, and she’s shedding much less. A top-notch dry food. A bit pricey, but my little one is doing much better with it.

... this brand, but my girl had a severe allergy last year. Her eyes were completely swollen, and she scratched herself bloody all over. I don’t know where it came from. It basically happened overnight. Anyway, my vet recommended this food to me. And since then, her coat is silky again, and there’s no more itching or scratching. Yes, with 5 cats, it’s a bit expensive, but oh well... The main thing is that it helps.

I’ve tried everything with this food.. gradually introducing it. Mixed about 15 grains of this with my cats normal dry food and he has been sick and has diarrhoea. We tried this same food a few months ago and the same thing happened. This is meant to be a hypoallergenic food and it seems toxic. My cat is less sick eating dreamies! We are sticking with his Purina hypoallergenic.

My tomcat. He has an allergy and has been using this product for several years now. He doesn’t scratch himself as much anymore, and he eats it happily.

My cat has always had digestive issues and problems with her stools, I've fed her this and the size is reduced, the smell has reduced, the size and consistency have all improved, 1 happy cat and 1 happy owner now

Hello, my cat was diagnosed with an allergy through a biopsy. Now we’re supposed to use this food to determine if it’s a food allergy. Starting from day 2 or 3, my little one has been regularly vomiting. However, it’s always just stomach acid. She’s never done this before. So much money wasted on rubbish 🙄

My Bengal cat had a lot of problems with her bowels being very very loose and. Very smelly, After going through test etc. It was suggested that we use this dry food, since then normal faeces and much Less smelly. I now have a happy cat. She still remains vocal and bossy but then we are her staff.