106 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Feline Hypoallergenic

My tomcat developed a very severe food allergy. The vet recommended this food to us. By the second day after the first feeding, my pet was completely symptom-free again. It's a shame there aren't any 10kg bags available, as I have five cats and now all of them are eating this food. My old lady has regained her silky coat, and her dandruff is gone. A bit pricey, but worth every penny.

Our Lizzy suffers from food intolerance. She kept scratching her head and belly until they were bloody. After Vet Concept, she tore out the fur on her head. She was constantly on cortisone. Thanks to positive customer reviews, we ended up with this food. She likes it. Hardly any itching anymore. I’m going to reduce the cortisone dosage. She’s feeling comfortable in her skin again.

The old food was gladly eaten by all our cats. Unfortunately, not only has the packaging changed, but also the contents. It has a very strong smell, not exactly pleasant, and sadly it’s no longer being eaten. I really don’t understand what such a change is supposed to achieve. Such a shame.

When our British Shorthair came to us at 11 weeks old, she couldn’t tolerate the food from her previous owner or any other food. The settling-in process went great, tests for worms and the like came back negative, so the vet suspected an intolerance or allergy. This was the first food we tried, and almost immediately the diarrhoea disappeared. Everything has been perfect ever since.

As my cat has reacted allergically to many types of food (constant vomiting, pulling out her fur, reduced playfulness), this food is simply perfect for her. She’s active and curious again, has a beautiful coat, and keeps the food down.

I bought this food for our cat on the recommendation of our vet. She had been suffering from diarrhoea and vomiting for a long time, her coat had become dull, and she was withdrawing more and more. After numerous tests (blood, stool, ultrasound), the vet diagnosed a food allergy. We don’t know what our cat is allergic to, as an elimination diet didn’t yield any results. However, ever since she started eating this food, she’s been doing brilliantly and hasn’t shown any symptoms.

Paul no longer has any bald patches in his coat thanks to adjustments in all areas, and the itching seems to have disappeared. He tolerates DR 25 excellently, it tastes good, and his coat is shiny. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case with the previous food, Hills – his coat was dull and completely flaky. However, DR 25 does have a small drawback: it contains too many tiny crumbs, which shouldn’t be the case!

After my cat, Ronnie, stopped eating properly and was vomiting his food due to persistent inflammation in his digestive tract (as confirmed by X-ray), my vet recommended this diet dry food. My cat "Ronnie" accepted the dry food straight away. This dry food has really helped my cat. He now eats it daily. Additionally, he gets a bit of wet food. This combination has been working well for several years now, and I’m very happy about it.

My cat has always had either soft or liquid stools since we got her, this is the only food that seemed to do the trick and now she has solid poops! I guess this means she’s allergic to something in normal cat food.

My tomcat had diarrhoea from this food from the very first day. After consulting the vet, I stopped feeding it to him after just under three weeks. From the second trip to the litter box onwards, his stools were completely normal again. This is certainly not the usual effect of this food, but it’s clearly a possible one, which is why I wanted to share this information here.

My cat loves this produced and his coat has improved so much that he doesn't need to see vet so often .

After many intolerances and trials, we finally found the ideal food for Lenny together with the vet, and he really enjoys eating it. Sometimes as a treat, sometimes mixed with water as a mash.

My cats love it. Although only one of them needs to eat this food, both of them adore it. Separating the cats during feeding became too much of a hassle in the long run. So now both of them eat the same food.

My vet recommended this for my longhaired black cat, who suffers from dermatitis. Although she still scratches and overgrooms, her skin is much improved and her fur is in better condition than ever, soft and glossy. She also enjoys the taste, so I will continue feeding her this indefinitely.

My 2-year-old cat Mila has had digestive problems from the very beginning. We got VET CONCEPT food from the vet, but after that, my cat scratched half her head raw, lost fur, and so on. Since we started feeding her Royal Canin, the problem has disappeared. At first, she vomited a little due to the change in diet, but that went away on its own after about 10 days. So far, we are very satisfied.

My 14 year old cat Doppel was recently diagnosed with pancreatitis which could include underlying IBD and/or food intolerances. The vet recommended hydrolysed food (along with pancreatic enzyme meds) but my cat prefers dry food and wouldn't eat HILLS z/d tinned food. Doppel has taken to this food with enthusiasm and has put back some of the weight he's lost and his itchy skin has improved. Huge relief. Phoned Royal Canin to ask if there was a wet equivalent but unfortunately not yet developed .

I've been feeding it for about 3 weeks now. This food has helped my little tomcat quite well so far with itchy spots, but unfortunately, it gives him loose stools, even diarrhoea. Sadly, I can no longer feed it to him and will have to find another food.

My tomcat suffered for a long time from severe intestinal inflammation, causing diarrhoea with blood. Considering he's not a fan of dry food at all, he accepted it very well and has almost completely overcome the diarrhoea.

My tomcat has an undefined food intolerance. After being able to feed him this food without any issues for months, it seems the composition has changed. As soon as he ate from the new pack, he started scratching himself again. I've now switched to Wilderness. With that, he scratches significantly less.

Our Miamaus has had problems with vomiting for a very long time, and towards the end, diarrhoea was added to the mix. Unfortunately, our old vet couldn’t identify the problem. Our new vet recommended this – no more vomiting, no more diarrhoea, and no more scratching. Fantastic dry food, such a shame there’s no wet food version of it. It’s really helped us a lot!