Royal Canin Veterinary Cat - Gastrointestinal - cat dry food

For our cat with chronic pancreatic weakness we could only consider the fat-reduced version of this great food (Royal Canin GIM 35). I'd recommend the normal version though, if you have no problems with fat digestion. We would be delighted if the GIM version were available on zooplus soon!

Simply, when you have to, you have to, but other cats like the taste too.

I'm not really a fan of the ingredients. However, our vet recommended it to my family when our little one had severe diarrhoea. Overall, it helped him and he recovered. What really stands out is how tasty this dry food must be. He absolutely loves it, and now I sprinkle it on his wet food as a snack so he'll eat more of the wet food. Unfortunately, he loves dry food a bit too much. So I'll keep buying it, but only as a snack.