106 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Feline Hypoallergenic

My cats love it and no longer have diarrhoea! I’d also like to thank you for the excellent service and speedy delivery!

My 3-year-old cat likes the food, but after a week she starts vomiting it. Now I have to go back to feeding her Hills z/d food, which she doesn’t enjoy eating but tolerates very well and has never vomited.

I rescued a roughly 10-year-old white cat from a farm. She was covered in fleas and had wounds on her head that she keeps scratching open again. It’s suspected she has a food allergy. For two months, I was advised to only give her dry food. Since there’s no wet food available and she’s supposed to take a few drops of cortisone, the vet recommended soaking the dry food in warm water until it turns into a mush. It works brilliantly! Even my other tomcat loves it – it must taste really good.

As my tomcat scratches his head excessively, I decided to try this food. The result was that he scratched even more. The vet ruled out a parasite infestation and suspected atopic dermatitis. I switched to Hill's z/d, and the scratching has significantly reduced.

My poor British Shorthair was self-harming (over grooming and scratching) for more than a year and despite many vet visits and no small expense, it was suggested I put her on an elimination diet using this product. After 6 weeks, she was "cured" and she's now on it permanently. I'd give it 10/10 if I could.

My cat had stomach and intestinal problems for 1.5 years. She vomited, drooled, and had diarrhoea. Many examinations followed. A stomach/intestine endoscopy provided clarity. She had gastritis, apparently due to a food allergy. She was given cortisone. At the same time, I gave her Hypoallergenic food on the vet's advice. Since then, she has been healthy. We are over the moon. It's a shame that the food doesn't have an anti-hairball formula and that there’s no wet food available.

Part 1 Fibi always ate No Grain food from Sanabelle or Acana. I thought I was doing something good for her, but no luck—she would vomit after eating it every time. So, I went to the vet. He examined her and gave her a cortisone injection, then provided a trial pack of this RC Hypoallergenic DR 25. I gave it to her, and for the past three days, she’s been eating it. I quickly ordered a pack here from Zooplus and am now waiting for it. Honestly, I’ve never been a fan of RC, but...

Part 2 ...but I’m very glad that my Fibi no longer vomits and is taking it very well now. I hope it stays that way. I can only advise you: if you notice the first signs of skin changes or stomach/intestinal problems in your cats, go straight to the vet, get a diagnosis, and switch to the RC diet food. You’ll spare your cats a lot of pain. I’m very happy that I can get it through Zooplus...

My tomcat fell seriously ill at just 4 months old; he was drooling heavily, whipping his tail, lying disoriented on the floor, and clearly in pain! After countless examinations and finally the diagnosis of a severe food allergy, we switched to this food on the advice of the vet. My tomcat recovered and has been doing very well with it ever since—he absolutely loves the food!

My tomcat has been suffering from stomach/intestine problems for years. On top of that, he suddenly developed an allergy to wet food (scratching his neck and eyes). I gave my tomcat the dry food for 4 days. While it did help with the constant scratching, he vomited at least once a day. On the 5th day, I switched to Gastro Int., and it helped immediately. I can't really recommend this food.

6-year-old cat had severe itching on her neck for a year, scratching herself bloody, along with diarrhoea and bloating. Tried all kinds of food, including very high-quality ones with a high meat content and no additives. Nothing helped, blood tests showed high inflammation and allergy markers. Switched her food immediately to this one and, lo and behold, no more itching, no more diarrhoea or bloating. And the cat is doing better than ever before!

My tomcat is now 18 years old. I adopted him from the animal shelter when he was 3. After an eye surgery, he started vomiting regularly after feeding. I went from one vet to another until I found a sample of this food in the waiting room of a doctor. From that moment on, my Arnie was doing well. For the past 15 years, he has been eating this food three times a day with enthusiasm and is still healthy. He’s only missing his teeth and has hearing problems.

sadly one of my cats has suffered with vomiting and diarrhoea with this. The other one seems fine

My ataxia cat also has an autoimmune disease and now a food allergy on top of that. For the past two years, she’s been scratching her neck bloody – really big wounds. I then switched to Josera grain-free – no success. This food seems to work; the wounds are healing! Unfortunately, my second cat now only eats this food too, so it’s getting expensive. But if it’s good for my furry babies and they like it, it’s worth the money to me.

I changed to this due to good feedback as i was previously on Hills ZD which changed formula. Well after a slow integration to this stuff my cat keeps throwing up. Thought i would persist but the same thing keeps happening every day..Changing back to ZD. Be careful. Its not for everyone and the reviews dont reflect this!

The very best dry food out there if your kitty has a grain intolerance! I've tried several types of dry food, but Ronja absolutely adores this one (and the other six furry friends think it's great too!). With this food, those awful bouts of diarrhoea are finally a thing of the past! It's a shame that there's only wet food of this brand available for doggies – I'm sure Ronja would happily eat wet food from this range as well!

My cat started scratching herself bloody all over her body at the age of 7. She barely had any fur left. We always gave her very high-quality food, but it was an odyssey to figure out it was an allergy. She loves this food and doesn’t pay attention to what the others are eating. She hardly scratches herself anymore. I don’t like the preservative and the beet pulp – they don’t belong in the food. We’ll keep feeding her this so she stays healthy.

I ordered the food because of a food allergy, for exclusion diagnostics. The composition is quite good and it’s eaten as long as it’s mixed with other food. I don’t like that the colour is so pale yellow. The cat already finds that suspicious. Why are there preservatives in a hypoallergenic food? Well, I’m still testing it out, so we’ll see...

Both my cats developed severe diarrhoea after two weeks of eating this food. After switching to a different food, the diarrhoea disappeared.

Even our cat had terrible itching and was constantly scratching her belly until it bled. Since we started feeding her this dry food, she hasn’t had any problems at all. This is despite the fact that, after dental surgery due to a severe allergy, she only has two teeth left.