Kattovit Sensitive (Hypoallergenic Food) 6 x 185g

My bengal boy can't get enough of this! He lost so much weight on other hypoallergenic diets and this has helped him to gain weight, not vomit, have normal stools and his coat is looking shiny again.

This food saved my cat before and after major surgery. She was suffering from an abcess in her mouth which blocked up her nose. I was really struggling to get her to eat anything. & nearly lost her. She loved the jelly when I fed it to her & when she tasted it she then ate the rest. I only happened to have a tin left over after trying it on my cat with food intolerances.

My small cat needed to be on a true hypoallergenic diet due to severe tummy issues. She's currently just on dry Virbac Hypoallergenic food but I wanted to find a wet food I could try and give her, as breakfast was her favourite meal time. I tried giving her this 3 times, the last time just a mere teaspoon and she vomited 1 hour later each time. The vet told me true hypoallergenic foods shouldn't have any poultry in it, as that tends to be a strong allergy. Treat this as a normal, lighter, food.

Our fussy fur baby has been suffering with chronic vomiting and is currently under investigation. With vet advice we’re now changing her to a hypoallergenic diet. So far she’s only tried Turkey but absolutely loves it and will even lick the bowl clean with her medication mixed in which is unreal! Very pleased with this food though can’t speak on its health effects as of yet.

My cat was vomiting pretty regularly and I got her checked by the vet and specialist, they couldn't find anything but suggested a GI food or sensitive food to try as her digestive system may be inflamed. Since she started this food she hasn't thrown up at all. I give her this along with the Concept for Life Gastrointestinal Dry Food, she loves them and has been really healthy and happy ever since.

It smells good enough to eat myself, smells like spam. Unfortunately the cats won't touch it. I even added their favourite flavoured probiotics on top because usually they eat everything with it, but for this food they won't. It's a shame. I'm sure the quality is fine although i saw small pieces of lung but I think it's normal for cats to eat offal anyway.

My cat has had liquid poops for months. I swapped to this and after a week or two his poops are now perfectly firm. Very happy. Like most cats he gets fed up with the same thing everyday, but this is his favourite for a surprisingly long time so far.

My cat has IBD, I found this while looking for a cheaper alternative than the stuff I get from the vet. It’s not his favourite (he has expensive taste) but I was really impressed by the simple ingredients list and high protein content. Works great with his sensitive stomach, and has helped him gain some much needed weight!

I have two cats, one of whom has allergies, digestive issues, you name it! She is on steroids even though she's still young, but if she isn't, she scratches her face raw. She vomits every time she eats "normal" food. I used Hills I/D for over a year on vet advice, it worked great, but when they stopped selling it in the UK, I tried 7 different brands, and this is the only one that worked. Much cheaper too. My only issue is that the ring pulls don't work, so why have them?

My cat likes one flavour better than the other As it is in foreign language I don't know which is chicken and which is turkey. Perhaps someone can help me

Bought this for ayd to try. Hes developed a sensitive tummy at 9 years. He likes this and so does his tummy.

So I echo the comments below, my cat was not impressed when the recipe changed and also refused to eat this. We've had a pile of tins left untouched while we resumed the search for food that she will eat that doesn't cause chronic diarrhoea, vomiting and 'accidents'... it hasn't been the best few months! Out of despair I tried my cat on these tins again, and after a break she has decided she likes them! Phew! Her stomach has once again settled down.... let's hope she sticks with it.

This food used to be a nice, smooth mousse texture that my cat loved. It is now a dry, coarse lumpy mix coated in jelly. I have to hand pick all of the inedible hard bits out of it, and even then my cat gets some small bits stuck in his teeth which makes him panic and 'yawn' (nausea reflex). I'm not sure what the 'improvement' to the recipe can be - possibly now more 'natural' wit less processing to make the meat smooth? but it's a disaster. Please Zooplus - ask Kattovit to resolve this problem!

This food used to be a nice, smooth mousse texture that my cat loved. It is now a dry, coarse lumpy mix coated in jelly. I have to hand pick all of the inedible hard bits out of it, and even then my cat gets some small bits stuck in his teeth which makes him panic and 'yawn' (nausea reflex). I'm not sure what the 'improvement' to the recipe can be - possibly now more 'natural' wit less processing to make the meat smooth? but it's a disaster. Please Zooplus - ask Kattovit to resolve this problem!

We had finally got our tiny cat reasonably healthy on the old formula but the new one is a disaster and we are back to square one. Wish they had not changed we now have loads of tins that are a very expensive way of feeding our non-poorly cats and starting a new round of experimentation to find another food that helps.

The new recipe smells and looks terrible - like a big block of dry pate. This is a disaster as it's the only food I found that didn't upset my Siberian's tummy. My cat herself is by no means a fussy eater and usually eats whatever is put in front of her but she sniffs this and will go hours and hours without food just to avoid eating this.

The new recipe has not gone down well. I have two Birman fur babies, both with sensitive tummies and both ate the old recipe food with no problem. The new recipe however smells revolting, looks different and they barely touch it. Back to the drawing board.....

Disaster! My cats favourite food, Kattovit sensitive chicken, is now ending up in the bin as they don't like the new recipe. I have one cat with colitis and one who is a fussy eater and this was the one food they could both eat and liked. No more! I have a couple of tins of the old recipe left which they both eat happily, but they barely touch the new recipe, with lots left in the bowls. I don't blame them, the new recipe looks drier, and smells unappealing even to me! Won't buy again.

My little Tigah Buttah has sensitive skin - terrible itchy rashes.It flares up every 3/4 months and she has steroids.I am constantly on the look out for anything that will help and to avoid the steroids.We are now on week 4 and she hasnt refused it yet and is attacking her skin less often so fingers crossed. Be aware it is more pate than 'meat' which Tigah seems to like better but I know some cats are not keen on the smooth texture.

I have been trying for over a year to find the correct food for my cats taste and her sensitive stomach. She had tried many differnt recommended by her vets. It turns out she has IBS and since trying this food which was discovered by accident in ordering her usual food, her diarrhoea and vomiting have stopped. In addition she has now began putting the excessive weight that she lost back on and is back to being a normal cat, as she was very ill with B1 deficiency. I cant recommend this enough!!

This is one of the very few wet foods that all three of our cats have liked for a long time. If one of them gets picky with other food, we just give her Kattovit Sensitive Chicken, and it works.

At first my cat ate it, but he quickly got tired of it and now won't touch it.

The only food that gave my cat diarrhoea, and we've already tried quite a few different brands.

Our cat loves this food. We've tried quite a few things already, but this is just perfect for our cat. Would definitely recommend it any time.

My tomcat loves them, he eats absolutely everything and he’s stopped farting 😂

Lately, the last 3 batches have been very 'grainy', so it's been challenging to cut it into consumable pieces for my cat that has missing teeth and sensitive digestion. A lot ends up not being eaten and goes to waste. A more homogeneous 'pâté' consistency would be preferred. We've switched to MjamMjam turkey and Animonda for the time being.

My 6 cats approved it—2 of them have allergies, and it was also approved by the 2 stray cats I feed.

After negative stool tests for all parasites and giardia, and after trying various well-known and expensive gastrointestinal and hypoallergenic brands (both wet and dry), I decided to try Kattovit together with another brand of hypoallergenic insect-based kibble. Finally, my 5-month-old kitten has stopped having diarrhoea.

My cat has been getting this for years and he absolutely loves it. I tried switching it up once with Kattovit chicken, but that didn’t go down well. He really just wants turkey.

Very good food for cats with sensitive digestion

Tastes good for all cats, even though it was meant only for those with sensitive stomachs. The only complaint is about the delivery of products packed in Zooplus’s metal cans. Almost always, a large part of the cans are dented and therefore unusable. The cans are packed loose in the delivery package. I’ve complained about this several times, but nothing helps. Luckily, you can get this elsewhere too.

I am very satisfied with the Kattovit special food and the price is unbeatable compared to other specialist food brands. The cat with allergies loves the food so much that she recognises it just from the tin and runs ahead of me to the feeding spot—she just can’t wait to get it. We’ve got her allergy under control now, thanks in part to this food. My other cat, who has CKD, gets the renal food and enjoys eating it too. Absolutely satisfied!