17 reviews forBrit Care Cat Grain-Free Insect Food Allergy Management

My 5 cats like them.

We switched from Concept for Life gastrointestinal diet back to Brit with a different formula because of digestive issues, but when we transitioned to Brit Sensitive, the problems came back—and this time with both cats (previously, it was just one). We mainly wanted to switch because Brit is more affordable, but nothing is more important than our cats’ health. I wouldn’t order it again, and the rest of the kibble will be donated to a shelter.

I buy this type of dry food for my three cats and for my elderly neighbour’s two cats, since he can’t manage shopping anymore, so there are five cats who would give it five stars.

My cat also had diarrhoea after eating this food, and I’ve tried various other Brit products before with no problems. I feel cheated because the description on the packaging suggests it’s meant for sensitive digestive systems, but in reality, it’s quite the opposite.

To give my cats a bit of variety, I decided to try this food. Unfortunately, both of them immediately got diarrhoea. Sadly, this just didn’t work out.

My cats have had loose stools after the last batch. I’d been buying it for a long time and everything was fine until the most recent bag. I’ll have to order a different food.

Someone wrote that cats don't want to eat this food, but that's not true. Every cat just needs some time to get used to it—how clever can you be about it? Mix it with their old food. My cat no longer has bald spots in her fur, no more itching, and her eyes water less too, so it's good food!

My cats eat it very willingly. I don’t know where the comments about cats vomiting come from. I have 6 cats, including one with a poultry allergy and another with IBS. For both of them, this food works perfectly.