One of my cats throws up often with other foods but given his sensitive stomach, this is a great product. My three cats eat this food happily and my vet recommends Purina so it's a 'win-win.'

We switched to this cat food as we have one cat with itchy skin. Her skin has cleared up and she has quite biting her hair out and biting at her skin.

My cat has a very sensitive stomach from getting caught in a thistle bush while she was stray and trying to lick them off. This has been the only kibble she's ever eaten without throwing a little up. And she LOVES chicken, can't get enough of anything with it. Their other flavors work great also- I had her on salmon for a while b/c no chicken available and she could still eat it. Also great price for the amount. If you have a similar cat dealing with stomach and/or intestinal issues, totally should get.

I have an elderly cat that recently began vomiting and the vet pointed out that she was jaundiced. I had to force feed her for a while, otherwise she would have died. The jaundice is gone, but I have noticed that dry foods make her vomit. She will only eat fancy feast pate, but obviously there isn't much variety and she's getting tired of the same ol stuff. She hates anything that smells fishy/ like seafood. As soon as I opened this bag of dry food my cat started aggressively gulping it down. I had to take the food from her because she was eating it so fast that she was gagging. I decided to mix some of the dry food with the wet food so she would slow down and eat it without making herself sick. I recently tried feeding both cats a bag of Blue Buffalo sensitive stomach food. They were both willing to eat it, but they weren't crazy about it. I have also decided to give my elderly cat some Miralax stirred into her wet food. Im hoping that she will eat it and it will keep her digestion more regular. I feel like I am just using trial and error to make sure my elderly cat is as happy and comfortable as possible. I am very worried that I won't find the correct foods and routine and I will eventually have to put her down. I love my old girl and I will try just about anything to keep her happy and alive. I've never seen a dry food make her eat like she is starving so I am happy she likes this food.

As a cat owner with a finicky eater and a sensitive kitty, I’m always on the lookout for high-quality food that doesn’t upset my cat’s stomach or skin. After trying several brands, I finally found a solution with Purina ONE Sensitive Stomach, Sensitive Skin Formula. This 16 lb. bag has been a game-changer for my cat’s digestion and overall coat health.What’s great about this food is that it’s made with real turkey as the first ingredient, and it’s specifically designed to support sensitive stomachs and skin. My cat has had fewer digestive issues since we switched, and her fur is shinier and softer than ever before. The formula also contains omega-6 fatty acids to promote healthy skin, and I've definitely noticed fewer instances of dry patches or itching. She loves the taste, too!Another bonus is that it’s natural with no fillers or artificial preservatives, so I feel good about giving her a meal that’s both nourishing and safe. This food is also formulated to support immune health, which is essential for keeping her strong and healthy. If you have a cat with sensitive stomach issues or skin problems, I highly recommend giving this Purina ONE formula a try—it’s made a huge difference in our home!

Have been feeding my cat this for sensitive stomach for almost 2 years and he has little problem with digestion issues and has no skin issues. Most more reasonable price versus other brands,

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