5 reviews forBurns Adult & Senior Cat Sensitive Grain-Free Duck & Potato

One of my Furry Clan suffers very badly with allergies and rodent ulcers aggravated by a reaction to plastics, so was on the look out for something to help reduce his reactions. Wasn't expecting much from this particular formula as he's very fussy about taste and never been known to try any vegetable matter, but boy was I wrong about this combination. He wolfs them down and actively asks for more. It does appear to be hypoallergic and his ulcers & skin rashes have definitely improved 100%.

Our cat was having issues with her bum glands and pulling/licking out huge chunks of fur due to allergies These are the only biscuits we've found so far that she's not been allergic to, just wish there were more flavours

We have a variety of dry cat food for our 7 cats, mostly Royal Canin but they like something different occasionally and these were well received.

My cat was diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Disease and his usual wet and dry food resulted in lava like number twos everywhere outside of his little box. I've tried loads of other brands, Royal Canin, Applaws, Encore, Catkin, Natures menu, I spent hundreds trialling new food and this is the only one after 3 weeks that has stopped the problem. It's very expensive per kg compared to the other bags I used to get (Iams for Vitality 20kg cost the same amount as 3kg of this) but it works. :)

I have one cat with severe IBD, another with digestive issues and one with (blood-tested) allergies including chicken. So I buy hypoallergenic for everyone. After 9 healthy months on James Wellbeloved I decided to try some different foods. This food looks good in theory. But for whatever reason the cats - all six of them - avoided eating it unless I gave them no alternative at all. The cat with IBD developed severe runs for 3 days and blood in his poop.