Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach Cat Food, Lamb and Rice Formula - 7 lb. Bag

My 5 year old cat has always over groomed to the point where he lost all the hair on his belly and front legs. It’s always been chalked up to allergies and has been given meds to no avail. I wondered if diet could play a role and just looked for something for allergies or ? I found this and he has been eating it for only about 3 weeks and his fur is growing back!He has been literally bald for about 4 years. I didn’t even think it COULD grow back and even though this is costly, I figured I’d try at least a bag to see.It is UNBELIEVABLE. The pics I’ll post probably won’t capture the before and after well - he won’t sit to pose! But hopefully you can see the difference because I can.If you think your little monster has allergies, try this. It may be just what they need!

We have been buying only this food for a long time, and it fully meets our expectations! Our cat has allergies, and she is already 18 years old, so finding the right food was not easy. This food suits her perfectly – it doesn’t cause allergies, is easy to digest, and supports her health. We’re very happy to have found this option! Highly recommend!

My 2 year old gray tabby has a sensitive stomach and sensitive skin. She used to break out on her head by her ears. After switching to this food she rarely has an occurrence unless she’s stressed out. Worth it to us!

One of my Cats has been having bright red blood in his stool and my veterinarian recommended this food. It’s what she feeds her Cats. I’m happy to say that after one bag I’m not seeing any more blood in his stool. This is what they’re eating from now on.

What I like:I have a cat with chronic pancreatitis and inflammatory bowel disease evidenced by nausea and vomiting. He has failed ALL treatment other than injected steroids which we did not like (he developed LVH as a result). - I can tell you this is the FIRST food I have ever come across that actually stopped his nausea (and the occasional diarrhea). He is currently on NO meds except we have Cerenia on hand, and I attribute it to this food.Problems: Cats have to actually like the food which is always an issue with our three cats. They liked the lamb and rice formula (dry food). I have tried both the turkey and the tuna thinking they would like those flavors but they won't touch these. I have now wasted the $ on these two flavors; should have stuck with the lamb and rice.Other problem: Cat with the IBD and pancreatitis has gained a lot of weight as dry food has a lot of carbs. Additionally, our diabetic cat's blood glucose issues have gotten out of control, possibly due to the carbs.So - this is a positive review with qualifications! Just keep in mind that your cat(s) may like one flavor but not the others AND dry food is high in carbs which can cause weight gain and blood glucose control issues in diabetic cats. IF your only concern is vomiting and/or diarrhea, then this food is definitely a game-changer.

My cat has a skin allergy. I tried different brands of "sensitive skin" food. Some she didn't really like it, and a few that she wouldn't eat at all. She does like this one, finally.

My "go to" cat food that my vet recommended

My cats love the taste.