107 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Feline Hypoallergenic

I have a Norwegian Forest Cat. The intestinal food has kibble so small that she swallows it without chewing. The vet suggested I try hypoallergenic food. Hence my question. It's a shame there aren't any small packs available :-8

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!

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!

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.

My kitty has had diarrhoea for over two months. After all the tests possible the vet has finally concluded she has a food intolerance and I have been feeding my cat this Royal Canin food for a month... unfortunately it didn't help at all, so now I'll try with the sensitivity control one instead.. I will let you know how it goes! ;)