Farmina Vet Life Cat Ultrahypo

Unfortunately, my cat got terrible diarrhoea on this food. As soon as I switched to another brand, it stopped immediately. I don't recommend it, even though he ate it very eagerly.

My cat has allergies and I tried this as a hydrolysed food option. Unfortunately, we have to stop feeding it to him, as he's had diarrhoea for days that just won't go away. The kibble pieces are very large, and it also made him vomit.

After seeing the intestinal inflammation in my cat, the vet advised us to try a few types of kibble. These are the only ones that have lasted and that my Gerald absolutely loves.

My cat turns out to be very sensitive to all kinds of kibble. I tried this food and he absolutely loves it. The itching gradually decreased after a few days. I’m happy, my cat’s happy.

On my vet’s advice, I tried giving my cats these kibbles, which are more appetising than the other brand I’m currently using. Unfortunately, though, I had to stop using these Farmina kibbles because they caused constant diarrhoea.

The product is good, although the cats only eat it when it's "improved" with hypoallergenic wet food.... I wanted to draw the attention of Zooplus to the fact that the product description specifies 18% protein, while the packaging mentions a protein content of 28%. My cats needed hypoallergenic food low in protein and I was happy when I found this product with only 18% protein according to Zooplus. Please correct this, as inappropriate food may be given to cats.

I have a 15-year-old cat with IBD and chronic vomiting. He’s always eaten Hill’s z/d, but to change things up a bit, my vet and I decided to try the Farmina fish flavour. Unfortunately, ever since we made the switch, he’s had diarrhoea. Now we’re going back to Hill’s z/d and his stools are solid again.

Disaster, my cats get diarrhoea after eating it. The ingredients are also very bad, lots of carbohydrates and starch.

Terrible!! All 7 of my cats have explosive diarrhoea. Should be taken off the market.