106 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Feline Hypoallergenic

Our cat scratched herself until she had real wounds and was vomiting, so we switched to the Wilderness food. The scratching and vomiting improved but didn’t completely go away. On the vet’s advice, we tried Hypoallergenic. With Hypoallergenic, the cat immediately vomited three times. At first, we thought she might have eaten something wrong. Now our cat still occasionally vomits. We assume it’s due to the food.

I have always recommended this to my clients. Got to try it myself on a stray cat I'm fostering at the moment. No more diarrhoea and playing again like a kitten. The key difference with this diet is the hydrolysed protein as opposed to just exclusion of wheat etc. The proteins are broken down by heat so that when they cross the gut they don't bind to receptors in the same way. A very simplistic explaination but my understanding of how it works.

We have been feeding this food exclusively for about two years. Our cat comes from a shelter and was fed conventionally in the years before he came to us. The result was that he scratched his ears to the point of deformity and his skin was raw due to allergy-related itching. After receiving the diagnosis of a food allergy, we tested various hypoallergenic foods. He eats Royal Canin without any fuss and with appetite, and today all symptoms have permanently disappeared.

My cat hardly scratches herself anymore, the allergy is almost gone. Better than any other food I've ever tried. And she likes the taste!

After a threatening situation—intestinal inflammation, blocked bile ducts, inflamed pancreas—we immediately switched our cat to this food on the vet's recommendation: Royal Canin Hypoallergenic—and it was her salvation. She has been eating it for 2 months now—the acceptance is very good, and my 13-year-old cat is quite picky. She no longer has any problems, no pain, no diarrhoea, and her organs are no longer inflamed. So simple and so amazing, with a great impact for her.

My tomcat had the worst diarrhoea from the very beginning, with blood in it as well. A vet said it was psychosomatic and advised me to return him to the animal shelter. Thankfully, I switched vets, and the new one recommended this food, which helped in no time. My tomcat now eats only this food and drinks water. He takes to it very well. The price might seem high at first, but the 4.5kg lasts a good two months. But honestly, a healthy cat is priceless.

My tomcat always had dandruff and scratched himself a lot. On the advice of the vet, we tried RC DR 25, and after about 3 weeks, the scratching stopped, and after roughly 4.5 weeks, the dandruff was gone. The food is also eaten very well, even though my tomcat is usually really picky when it comes to food.

I'm glad I can order the food here as well. My cat suffers from chronic gastrointestinal problems. On the vet's recommendation, we switched from Purina to Royal Canin. He's doing significantly better now and no longer has blood in his stool.

After various vet visits and tests, steroids, antibiotics etc. My cat was put on this diet. Since I started using this my cat has made a complete recovery, no more irratible bowel problems.

After various vet visits and tests, steroids, antibiotics etc. My cat was put on this diet. Since I started using this my cat has made a complete recovery, no more irratible bowel problems.

Very good food for pets with feed allergies, but the packaging size is too large for a small cat.

My tomcat has been suffering from a sensitive digestion for many years. I've tried a lot of things. At some point, my vet recommended this food. My furry friend has been eating it ever since, and everything is perfect. He's doing great with this food.

I originally bought this dry food just to try it out. My cat Felix suffers from a food allergy and scratches his face bloody when given the wrong food. Well, what can I say – this is the only dry food he tolerates perfectly and also really enjoys eating. Sure, it’s not exactly cheap, but you definitely save on vet bills in the long run. And you have a happy, healthy cat. The higher cost is absolutely worth it.

One of my two cats (a Chartreux) can't tolerate any other food. The other one has to eat it too. But that's not a problem. I tried switching to a slightly cheaper hypoallergenic food, but after a few weeks, she started scratching herself bloody again!! So I'm sticking with this now!

I have tried many types of dry food for my tomcat, who suffers from a food intolerance. This dry food stands out for both its excellent digestibility and high acceptance. And the admittedly somewhat high price is more than offset by saved vet bills and happy cats.

No more breaking since we started feeding with it.

After trying four other types of cat food we have finally solved the problems our 8 month old cat was having with constant diarrhoea. Royal Canin Gastro Intestinal is the only food that doesn't give him the runs! It must be tasty because my other two cats who don't have problems with allergies also love to eat it.

My 5 year old cat Micia began to be covered with scabs and was scratching furiously. Since he's been on this dry food his skin and hair is perfectly wonderful. He also drinking a lot more, but if you remember to leave out fresh water all the time then it's not a problem.

My cat (8 years old) began to pull out the hair on his belly by licking too much, then his legs, then thighs. The vet said it might be stress, so I tried starting the Hypoallergenic diet D25 - about 90 grams per day. Things are improving a bit but I find he also drinks a lot more that before (urine and stools are normal). Is it possible that the product might be causing more thirst?

My Carthusian suffers from dermatitis but since I started following this diet his problem is greatly reduced! The results are not seen immediately and need a bit of time, but the food helps a lot! My other cat also loves to eat this kibble even though he has no health problems, they both have their own bowls but they always switch so there's nothing I can do to stop them!