Advance Veterinary Diets Hypoallergenic Cat

Both our cats like it and eat it very well, even though only one of them is sensitive and actually needs this food.

My adopted cat had digestive problems ever since she came home. After a thorough clinical examination, she was diagnosed with IBD. Her stools are still a bit loose, but you can tell she’s doing better and she doesn’t get those bouts of diarrhoea she used to have. She’s improved quite a lot, and she eats it well.

My cat was throwing up with every type of food until the vet recommended the hypoallergenic one, and ever since he started eating it, he hasn’t vomited again! He’s even more active and happy now! I’m already placing my second order!

The cats are very eager to eat this food. One of my cats had inflammation in the intestines and because of that, the vet recommended hypoallergenic food. After two months of using it, the next ultrasound showed that the condition of the intestines had improved and we managed to avoid steroids, so it really works.

We were having digestive problems, both gastric and intestinal. The kibble has worked really well and those issues have disappeared. The downside: since it has less fibre, it’s less filling and they’ve put on weight. Because of that, I have to give them a minimal portion.

I've been looking for years for a reason behind my cat's eczema patches, repeated skin infections, and the bad smell from her skin and digestion. After switching to this kibble, all the problems have been solved. Both my cats eat them without any trouble, and they've even helped my overweight kitty lose weight!