Royal CaninFeline Care Nutrition Digestive Care Adult Dry Cat Food, 6 lb Bag

One of our cats is programmed to barf if he eats too fast, too much, the wrong kind of food today, thought about eating something he's not supposed to, and so on. Just barf all the time. Vets could not identify anything medically wrong. We went though several brands of specialty cat food before finding this one.It works. Most of the barfing has stopped.Fortunately, all the cats like it, so there are fewer food challenges than trying to manage special diets among the clowder.

Larger peices stop my cats from eating too fast, also helps clean thier teeth. Great for sensitive tummys!

The media could not be loaded. It’s probably a throw back to their days living on the street, but both my senior cats are used to scarfing down their food and not chewing properly. Blackie (14/15 yrs old at 20 lbs) is the one with the really sensitive tummy & digestive issues that would lead to the cycle of eating and regurgitating later. He is also the one that had hernia surgery that included a few dental extractions, so the food ‘recycling’ process only got worse and veterinary visits more regular. Our veterinarian recommended several brands of foods to try that were specifically formulated to be easy to digest, and Royal Canin was one. Of course, it was the last one on the list that he liked the most. Kudos for creating kibbles that standout from other brands with a unique donut shape. I can’t speak for the taste, but this is the only food that has forced Blackie to slow down and chew when eating so no more regurgitating and stress on his tummy & throat muscles. Ditto for Sandy, who ‘sneaks’ to eat the food because he likes it, which is a good thing! The Digestive Care formula has another unexpected benefit that I’ve noticed. Since Sandy is on pro-plan weight management, I decided to see how off his diet he’s strayed "stealing' the Royal Canin and it is less calories! 1 cup Digestive Care is 333 kcal vs 1 cup pro plan weight management at 455 kcal! Overall, I’d say the food provides the nutrition both senior cats require in a digestible formula and kibble shape that has worked well for us since 2019. It’s a little on the expensive side, but well worth it if you’re tired of cleaning 'throw up' from rugs and costly vet visits. Definitely, 5-stars!

I call these my "Cat Cheerios" because of their shape, and also because I love Cheerios -- & my cats seem to agree! I feed a wide variety of foods to my 6 cats - mostly wet. Of all the dry food brands I use, they like this the best. It's pricey, but Royal Canin produces quality food backed by scientific research - something I highly value!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My cat isn't the hugest fan, but he's been SO much healthier since switching 3 years ago. Smells a tiny bit like chocolate if you close your eyes lol. ...and 1 billion times better than the smell of any wet food. YUCK!!!!!! that stuff stinks to no end.

My cats will eat it.It does seem to help me problem girl.But overpriced as heck

We mix this and they're sensitive stomach variety for our elderly cat. He likes it a lot. And we like the quality of it.

Bought for my cat, but vet wants her te eat another kind. So I feed it to Blackie, feral cat who lives in the neighnorhood. He comes up on my deck every night and really cleans his dish. Not one morsel left. Rxpensive to feed him, but he's a beautiful, sweet boy and worth it.