Complete feed for adult cats (thin slices in gravy).
Royal Canin® Digest Sensitive in Gravy provides a diet that is highly digestible for cats with sensitive stomachs, it also contains specially selected nutrients that help to reduce faecal odour. The high rate of digestibility provided by Royal Canin® Digest Sensitive in Gravy will ensure that your cat receives more of the nutrients it needs. The low fat content in this diet can also contribute to maintaining an ideal, healthy weight. The protein included is at an optimal level to support muscle and bone strength whilst still maintaining digestive health in your cat's sensitive tummy. Additionally, this diet also helps support a health urinary traction through an optimal, reduced concentration of minerals. With Royal Canin Digest Sensitive in Gravy, your cat will receive the specific nutrients it needs - tailored to be highly digestible to its sensitive stomach. To cater to each cat's individual preferences, Royal Canin® Digest Sensitive is also available as dry food, with crunchy and tasty kibble. If you're considering mixed feeding, simply follow our feeding guidelines to ensure your cat gets an accurate amount of both wet and dry food for optimal benefit. At Royal Canin® we're committed to providing nutritional solutions to your pet's needs. All of our products undergo an extensive quality control process in order to guarantee the optimum quality of food as well as catering to your cat's specific dietary requirements and lifestyle. This means that when your cat eats Royal Canin® Digest Sensitive in Gravy, it's getting a complete and balanced diet.
Odour Reduction High Digestibility: Highly digestible and helps reduce faecal odour.
Maintains Ideal Weight: Helps maintain ideal weight.
Healthy Urinary System: Helps support a healthy urinary system.
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Excellent food
My cat would not still be here without this , very sensitive stomach over grooms , this works
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Helps keep my cat alive!
Yes it is expensive but it’s the only product that my younger cat will eat now that he can’t eat the usual supermarket cat food without vomiting! He’s not that keen but I mix it with fortiflora and digest dried biscuits and he will eat it. Tried quite a few brands but always have to keep buying this one as it’s the only brand my cat will actually eat. So thank you Royal Canin!
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Cat’s love it!
It had barely hit the bowl and was gone! Will definitely buy again. My only gripe is lots of packaging, would love if they made in bulk portions
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Cure for feline sensitive tummy
My 18 year old cat has a very sensitive stomach resulting in vomiting & diarrhea. & constipation I combine a menu of RC feline digest Sensitive Gravy with RC fibre response biscuits with quarter tablet of omeprazole, this seems to do the trick, costly but worth it perfectly
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Solved a cats digestion problem!
My Siamese has feline IBS and my vet advised that it was treated by diet. I was previously using Royal Canin Siamese dry food along with Gourmet Perle. Swapped to this wet food along with Digest sensitive dry food and within 10 days he is a different cat. He is not cured but the previous problem should I had with him are almost disappeared.
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Great for older cats with tummy trouble
Our cat was puking and sh*tting all over the place and was close to death. Now she doesn't sick her food up and her stools are solid and consistent. It's given her a new lease of life.
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Wow
Indoor, elderly, male cat with the stinkiest by products ever. One pack of this and what a difference. It doesn’t smell of roses, but I am not retching over the litter tray. Worth the 3x the price
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Great for my cat with sensitive stomach issues
The product suits my cat, but there is only one flavour; luckily he doesn't seem to mind
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Beware - NOT HYPOALLERGENIC
Even though this came up in search results for 'hypoallergenic' I heave learned to my cost that it isn't - my cat has pancreatitis and needs to be on a strictly hypoallergenic diet. He's currently hospitalised with a bad flare up and I had been feeding him this - the vet told me today it's not hypoallergenic as I'd been lead to believe. Just to warn others that might buy it under the same impression. I don't really want to give it one star because I'm sure it's actually a good food but I would like to draw attention to my warning for those who were looking at it for the same reasons I did.
