Feline Care Nutrition Digestive Care Adult Thin Slices in Gravy Cat Food, 3 oz (Pack of 24)

This food is freaking expensive, but it’s the best food I’ve found for my kitten’s sensitive stomach. The gobble it all up (and I make sure they get every drop out of the can because I’m not wasting a drop of this stuff!) It really has helped their digestive issues, so it’s been worth it!

My almost 16-year-old cat started having diarrhea and sometimes throwing up. Before making an expensive vet appointment, I did some research and the great reviews convinced me to try Royal Canin Feline Digestive wet and dry food. Almost immediate improvement took place and he is now completely back to normal formed poops and no vomiting! He loves this stuff and devours every morsel. We are both very happy!

Royal Canin has been a great choice for my cat. She absolutely loves the taste and finishes her bowl every time, which isn’t always the case with other foods we’ve tried. The biggest difference I’ve noticed is her digestion. Since switching to this food, she’s been much more regular in the litter box, and everything seems healthier and more consistent. It’s reassuring to see such a positive change and know she’s feeling better.

My cat is a picky eater but actually eats the Royal Canin cat food. He has less hairballs and it helps decrease the odor of his stool compared to other cat foods. Very happy with this product and it was shipped very fast.

If you're reading this, it's because you have a cat with stomach issues. Like me, you've probably been to the vet and were told to put him/her on prescription food. That didn't work out either because (a) it costs too much or (b) the cat won't eat it, or (c) both. In my case, our cat with pancreatitis simply will not eat prescription cat food. Also, we have no choice but to feed our three cats the same stuff, and the other two won't eat prescription food either, even if we could afford it for three cats. There are about a half dozen over-the-counter (pet store) digest sensitive wet foods on the market. I've experimented with all of them. None are cheap; in fact all are about the same price, $1 - $1.50 a can. Royal Canin fits in that range. For your own research purposes, others digest sensitive wet foods include two flavors from Purina Pro Plan (arctic char, and duck something or other, for about $1 / can), two different flavors from Science Diet (which my cats won't even look at), and there might be another one or two offerings in other brands. That's about it. Since the prices of these digest sensitive wet foods are pretty similar, the issue is really whether your cat will eat it. That is, of course, hit or miss.With my cats, Royal Canin is their top choice in the category. They are OK with the Purina Pro Plan offerings but certainly don't love them. I rotate those 3, by my cats prefer the RC by a pretty wide margin. The ingredients look mediocre and low-end, and truth is, if someone offered a high-end digest sensitive food, I'd buy it in a second. But nothing of that sort exists. The first ingredient (after water) is meat by-products. A few items down there's wheat flour (cats don't eat wheat). Yuck. Seems very 90's, before people started reading pet food labels and demanding real and species-appropriate food for their animal companions. Trust me, you won't be impressed if you start reading the ingredients. Like I said, though, none of the high end brands make a digest sensitive wet food. And if they did, there's no guarantee cats would eat it. And so, we are left with Royal Canin: a digest sensitive cat food that is probably a gradient or two up the quality curve from Fancy Feast but not by much, which is tasty enough to cats that they'll eat it, and does seem to work, as far as not causing stomach issues. In fact, it has been quite effective in reducing flare-ups of our cat's pancreatitis. Overall, I will recommend giving this food a try. Still really don't like seeing "by products" on a food label, though.

Royal Canin's Feline Care Nutrition Digestive Care Loaf in Sauce, available in a 3 oz can 24 pack, is more than just cat food; it's a culinary and healthful masterpiece for felines. With a full five-star rating, this diet is a testament to Royal Canin's dedication to providing meals that not only tantalize the taste buds of cats but also cater to their specific digestive needs. Each can of this Digestive Care Loaf is a blend of nourishment and palatability. The loaf texture is soft and appealing, perfect for cats of all ages, from the playful kitten to the dignified senior. It's easy on the teeth and gums, making mealtime a comfortable and enjoyable experience for your furry friend. But the true magic lies in the sauce. Not only does it add an extra layer of flavor, but it also encourages hydration, an essential aspect of feline health often overlooked. Cats are naturally inclined to get most of their moisture from food, and this sauce-rich loaf caters precisely to that instinct. Royal Canin has designed this formula with digestive health at its core. It’s balanced and complete, with the right mix of proteins, fibers, and other nutrients to support a healthy digestive system. For cats prone to digestive upsets, this food can be a game-changer, offering the nutrients they need in a form that’s gentle on their system. In addition, the portion size of the 3 oz cans is ideal for maintaining a healthy diet. It helps prevent overfeeding, ensuring that your cat gets just the right amount of food to keep them satisfied and in top shape. TL;DR: Royal Canin's Feline Care Nutrition Digestive Care Loaf in Sauce is a top-notch choice for cats, offering a delicious, soft loaf enriched with a hydrating sauce that's gentle on the digestive system. Its well-balanced nutrition and perfect portion size earn it five stars, making it a prime selection for cat owners who prioritize both taste and health.

It’s too expensive but it is what it is. But my three cats absolutely love this food. My old 16 year old cat had smelly diarrhea for months. I read it could be IBS and to try this food. His diarrhea is totally gone after being on it for a week. I was worried my old cat wouldnt like it but all three cats fight over it even though it’s only for my one cat. I got the dry for them all to eat because I free feed them dry food. If you cat has chronic diarrhea it’s worth a try before going through all the bloodwork and testing at the vet.

My cat had an inflamed pancreas. Switched to this and it has helped a lot.