457 reviews forKattovit Gastro Pouches 24 x 85g

Genuinely the only food my Bengal boy can eat. He suffers with diarrhoea and this is caused by any other food I have given him. He can eat plain chicken but that doesn't give him any nutrients. Hes been on this for a few months but it took about 5 days for his diarrhoea to go away, they only time it has returned is when hes managed to eat my other cats food. If your cat suffers from the same issue I'd recommend trying this, it really is a life saver for us! Zooplus never stop selling this!

It's a wonderful food, out of all gastro and sensitivity diets we have tried my cats love this food and the Kattovit sensitivity pouches the most. They truly love the taste. One of my cats had cronic diarrhea and sensitivity issues and on top of that he is also a very finicky eater. I'm so happy to see that I found a food what helps to relieve him from his digestive problems and he also happily eats it.

My daughter's Persian has had chronic diarrhoea (with the associated pain) she she rehomed her. The poor cat refused the litter tray and the resulting efforts to get her to use puppy pads was something I would find exhausting. Now, after numerous veterinary test, treatments and HUGE bills. First meal and cat gulped this down and is gaining weight much to Vets' surprise! Normal poos a bonus!!!

I've been having terrible trouble with my little Devon Rex for months. She developed stress-related colitis when my neighbour started renovating their house, making a huge amount of noise for months on end. Despite endless vet visits, we reached the stage where the only thing she could eat without getting terrible diarrhoea or bleeding was plain cooked chicken, which she got bored of very very quickly. I tentatively tried her on Kattovit Gastro a few weeks ago and she devoured it. She's been having one sachet a day since (chicken for her other meal) and has had no problems at all with her stomach, has started to gain weight and is seeming so much happier. Such a relief!

The cat has had a long-term problem with diarrhoea. She doesn't like Royal Canin, Hill's, or Smilla. So far, she's eaten the Kattovit chicken pouch and can several times. The pouch comes in a thick, dark red sauce with small pieces of meat (about 0.5x0.5 cm). The can is a fluffy purée topped with sauce. The first samples in the litter box are already looking positive :) Hopefully she'll keep liking the taste.

My picky cat used to love the Kattovit pouches – it was a food she always accepted and tolerated well. Since the addition of the 'improved recipe', she just sniffs at the food and then runs away without even trying it. It's such a shame – unfortunately, the recipe change has made a great product unusable for me.

All my cats really love it, in all 4 flavours.

We've tried all sorts of wet food for our cats with sensitive stomachs, but with most of them, they just licked up the gravy. They absolutely love every variety of Kattovit Gastro.

My cat with IBD digests it well, especially the salmon ones.

My old cat, who will be 16 in August 2026, has trouble digesting food. For the past few years, I’ve only been giving him one type of protein (poultry, chicken), which is easier to digest, along with special Gastro food. Mainly the Kattivit brand. My only regret is that this brand is only available online... never seen it in shops. Every evening, I give him half a pouch, which he always looks forward to. The pieces are very small, cube-shaped and soft. His bowl is always licked clean...

I bought this food because I have a cat with a food intolerance to chicken (turkey is safe). The product is advertised as turkey + rice. I also checked the detailed product description before buying. Only after receiving the package and scanning the full list of ingredients written in tiny letters did I find out that it’s actually: 27% chicken, 8% poultry liver and, get this – turkey – 5%, rice – 2%. So what’s in the remaining 58% of the food, and how can this be sold as gastro when 58% of the ingredients are a complete mystery?

My cat has chronic gastritis, and since he started eating these pouches, he’s definitely doing better. The vomiting episodes have been greatly reduced. I get the salmon and rice flavour.

All 4 varieties are eaten very happily. There were no issues with switching over. The constant vomiting stopped straight away. He’s gained weight and is now active again. I wish there was a 400g or at least a 200g option, as I feed 3 cats with it and the pouches are really expensive in comparison.

My two Maine Coons eat it eagerly.

My cat was constantly vomiting, and after a full check-up, no physical issues were found. After a long search, I came across this food. She loves it, and the vomiting has stopped! I wholeheartedly recommend it to everyone.

My kitty has been left with a sensitive stomach and every time we have issues with loose stools, we turn to these pouches. We don’t use them exclusively, but we alternate as needed.

The kitty loves it, I’m happy that we managed to find a flavour she likes and she feels good after eating this food.

My kitties really like this food. Even my picky little one enjoys it. There's enough gravy, too. All good :)

My tomcat suffers from digestive problems and is very fussy. He really likes eating this food and it does him good.

My cat has intestinal inflammation and the vet prescribed Biome from Hills, both dry and wet food. He improved a lot, because before, at the end of his poos, they were really soft and he’d go outside the litter box. Since Hills is so expensive, I tried this wet food, both the cans and the pouches with chunks, and it’s brilliant. I also give him prebiotics that aren’t sold on Zooplus—the jar comes in a purple tin. And he’s gotten better. I’m trying to switch him to Farmina Vet Gastro dry food because Biome has a lot of by-products.