Cat likes it and perfect poop!!
:"My cat has had liquid poops for months. I swapped to this and after a week or two his poops are now perfectly firm. Very happy. Like most cats he gets fed up with the same thing everyday, but this is "
Single-source protein food for cats with food intolerances, with easy to digest chicken or turkey as the only protein, grain-free, gluten-free, suitable as an exclusion diet, highly digestible
Kattovit Sensitive (Hypoallergenic Food) wet food specially caters to the needs of food-sensitive cats. Food interolerances and allergies are a common problem. They often manifest themselves in skin, fur and stomach problems and can be very uncomfortable for your pet. This is often caused by both specific sources of protein and a variety of grains. Therefore, this feed contains no carbohydrates in the form of grains. The only animal protein sources is from wholesome chicken or turkey, which is very easy to digest. This makes this food ideal as an exclusion diet to determine specific intolerances. Important vitamins and minerals complete this food and provide for a balanced, healthy diet.
Kattovit Sensitive (Hypoallergenic Food) at a glance:
Special food for food-sensitive cats
Ideal for food allergies and intolerances
Only one source of animal protein: healthy chicken for energy
Suitable as an exclusion diet
No grain
Gluten-free
With important vitamins and minerals: for a complete, well-balanced diet
Feeding guidelines:
Complete special diet for cats.
Cat's weight
Daily requirement
3kg
approx. 1 can
5kg
approx. 1.5 cans
We recommend seeking the advice of a vet prior to feeding your cat this food.
Recommended feeding time: 3-8 weeks. If signs of intolerance decrease, please continue feeding this to your pet.
My cat has had liquid poops for months. I swapped to this and after a week or two his poops are now perfectly firm. Very happy. Like most cats he gets fed up with the same thing everyday, but this is his favourite for a surprisingly long time so far.
03/08/21
|Charlie
Great replacement for expensive vet food
My cat has IBD, I found this while looking for a cheaper alternative than the stuff I get from the vet. It’s not his favourite (he has expensive taste) but I was really impressed by the simple ingredients list and high protein content. Works great with his sensitive stomach, and has helped him gain some much needed weight!
09/06/21
|Becky
Replaces Hills I/D digestion
I have two cats, one of whom has allergies, digestive issues, you name it! She is on steroids even though she's still young, but if she isn't, she scratches her face raw. She vomits every time she eats "normal" food. I used Hills I/D for over a year on vet advice, it worked great, but when they stopped selling it in the UK, I tried 7 different brands, and this is the only one that worked. Much cheaper too. My only issue is that the ring pulls don't work, so why have them?
17/04/21
|P Bucher
Food name
My cat likes one flavour better than the other
As it is in foreign language I don't know which is chicken and which is turkey. Perhaps someone can help me
14/01/21
Syd loves
Bought this for ayd to try. Hes developed a sensitive tummy at 9 years. He likes this and so does his tummy.
29/10/20
|Beth
New recipe not a total disaster after all
So I echo the comments below, my cat was not impressed when the recipe changed and also refused to eat this. We've had a pile of tins left untouched while we resumed the search for food that she will eat that doesn't cause chronic diarrhoea, vomiting and 'accidents'... it hasn't been the best few months! Out of despair I tried my cat on these tins again, and after a break she has decided she likes them! Phew! Her stomach has once again settled down.... let's hope she sticks with it.
04/09/20
Improved Recipe Fail
This food used to be a nice, smooth mousse texture that my cat loved. It is now a dry, coarse lumpy mix coated in jelly. I have to hand pick all of the inedible hard bits out of it, and even then my cat gets some small bits stuck in his teeth which makes him panic and 'yawn' (nausea reflex). I'm not sure what the 'improvement' to the recipe can be - possibly now more 'natural' wit less processing to make the meat smooth? but it's a disaster. Please Zooplus - ask Kattovit to resolve this problem!
04/09/20
Improved Recipe Fail
This food used to be a nice, smooth mousse texture that my cat loved. It is now a dry, coarse lumpy mix coated in jelly. I have to hand pick all of the inedible hard bits out of it, and even then my cat gets some small bits stuck in his teeth which makes him panic and 'yawn' (nausea reflex). I'm not sure what the 'improvement' to the recipe can be - possibly now more 'natural' wit less processing to make the meat smooth? but it's a disaster. Please Zooplus - ask Kattovit to resolve this problem!
13/08/20
New recipe not a good idea
We had finally got our tiny cat reasonably healthy on the old formula but the new one is a disaster and we are back to square one. Wish they had not changed we now have loads of tins that are a very expensive way of feeding our non-poorly cats and starting a new round of experimentation to find another food that helps.
13/08/20
Change of recipe - please change back!
The new recipe smells and looks terrible - like a big block of dry pate. This is a disaster as it's the only food I found that didn't upset my Siberian's tummy. My cat herself is by no means a fussy eater and usually eats whatever is put in front of her but she sniffs this and will go hours and hours without food just to avoid eating this.
17/06/20
New Recipe
The new recipe has not gone down well. I have two Birman fur babies, both with sensitive tummies and both ate the old recipe food with no problem. The new recipe however smells revolting, looks different and they barely touch it. Back to the drawing board.....
15/05/20
|Valerie Walker
New Recipe is an epic fail for my cats!
Disaster! My cats favourite food, Kattovit sensitive chicken, is now ending up in the bin as they don't like the new recipe. I have one cat with colitis and one who is a fussy eater and this was the one food they could both eat and liked. No more! I have a couple of tins of the old recipe left which they both eat happily, but they barely touch the new recipe, with lots left in the bowls. I don't blame them, the new recipe looks drier, and smells unappealing even to me! Won't buy again.
14/05/20
|Alexis
So far, so good.
My little Tigah Buttah has sensitive skin - terrible itchy rashes.It flares up every 3/4 months and she has steroids.I am constantly on the look out for anything that will help and to avoid the steroids.We are now on week 4 and she hasnt refused it yet and is attacking her skin less often so fingers crossed. Be aware it is more pate than 'meat' which Tigah seems to like better but I know some cats are not keen on the smooth texture.
03/01/20
|Juli Waugh
Amazing!
I have been trying for over a year to find the correct food for my cats taste and her sensitive stomach. She had tried many differnt recommended by her vets.
It turns out she has IBS and since trying this food which was discovered by accident in ordering her usual food, her diarrhoea and vomiting have stopped. In addition she has now began putting the excessive weight that she lost back on and is back to being a normal cat, as she was very ill with B1 deficiency.
I cant recommend this enough!!
05/10/19
|Vas
Fantastic
My cat has had a sensitive tummy since he was a kitten, tried this food and he loves it. Tummy so much better. Definitely recommended.
Delivery takes a week which is too long.
08/10/18
|Jane
Excellent
Tried this for my cat as an alternative & she loves it. No signs of her allergy, no itchy skin or scratching.
Would highly recommend.
If your cat has such a severe allergy that this doesn't work, then it should probably be on a prescription diet from the vet.
20/05/18
Triggered my cats allergy
My cat developed a food allergy 12 months ago & now it seems everything other than 1 dry hypoallergenic food triggers her allergy symptoms. The problem is she's getting bored of the dry food now, so I'm desperately trying to find an alternative. I tried Kattovit sensitive as it's hypoallergenic but the 1st day I tried her, she ate it quite successfully, but then spent the whole night sneezing, sniffling & itching/scratching which are the symptoms of her allergy, so this food is not suitable.
18/02/17
|Jess
Very happy - fussy cats love it!
I have a greedy cat who will eat anything, but has a very sensitive tummy and often has the runs (Bengal). I also have a ridiculously fussy Maine coon, with out a sensitive tummy. I've tried for over a year to find a food to suit them independently, buying Bozita for one and Thrive for the other. Neither were perfect.
Imagine my joy (sad I know) to find that both cats love this! Grain free quality food is so important to me, but they have to eat it in the first place to get the benefit :)
Cats are full of energy, playful and pester the hell out of me to get more food. I'll certainly stick to this.
Useful point to mention, a small amount of water changes the consistency to a smoother gravy type food incase yours isn't keen on page.
28/04/16
|Denise
It's a pate!
I previously bought Kattovit sensitive pouches and my cats loved it.
Then I bought the Kattovit sensitive tins, thinking it would be the same thing, but better value for money. Well, it's not, the tins contain a pate which my cats just wouldnt' touch! I wish the product description would say exactly what type of food it is: chunks in gravy, jelly or pate etc.
15/10/14
|originally published in zooplus.it
Great
The only food except for Hills z/d that i can give to my cat (who is allergic to almost everything!)
