Iams Proactive Health Sensitive Digestion & Skin Turkey Dry Cat Food

My 13 year old cat Moose was suddenly showing all the signs of skin allergies, and he’s never been outdoors in his whole life, and we don’t have a dog to bring in fleas, so I wondered about the food allergies. He’s been on IAMS chicken his whole life. We switched to this and started mixing it gradually with the other food, and there is definitely a big difference! The licking and scratching is way down!! Good stuff!

So my cat has IBD and PICA. So when she eats something inedible, she gets sick, which triggers her IBD and makes her vomit repeatedly, which makes her want to eat more inedible things which makes her sick again, and around and around we go. She's been on a plethora of foods to manage the issue. This seems to work really well along with wet prescription food. Her and my other cat also love the taste and devour it as soon as I put the bowl on the floor.

My four year old rescue cat, Rambo, has chronic vomiting. I’ve tried every food on the market, even prescription food from my Vet and a raw food diet, nothing worked. I’ve had him on this for about a month or so, and so far no vomiting! (Which is probably the longest he’s ever gone without puking) I also have tilted food bowls to help with vomiting, so with the two combined I think it’s helping. Rambo is also very picky with dry food and he gobbles this right up. I’m a happy fur mom! Highly recommend for cats with sensitive stomachs. If this continues to work, I’ll never buy any other dry food again. :-) *added a photo because he’s super handsome*

My cat Rick Grimes loves it. I bought it because his skin is sensitive. So far he has had no reactions to this food. Hoping that his hair thickens while on this food !!

My cat is 15 years old. I think he has a sensitive stomach. He is very fussy on eating. But, he ate this. We are very happy. Other cat ate it too, but he really does not need this.

I have been feeding Iams for 18 years. My cats thrive on it and do not have digestive upsets from it. I have bought almost every variety they offer. It is the brand that has consistently worked best for them. I also feed wet food twice a day.

Both of my cats have turned into vomit machines over the last year, due to a combination of hair balls, eating too fast, and unknown reasons. One is a 5 y/o Maine coon and the other, a 10 y/o Siamese. Their vomiting has gone way, way down, from at least once a day to once a week. They seem to really like too.

My vet recommends Iams as one of the leading foods he recommends. My cats love this this food and will be buying a bigger bag, (bought a small bag to see if they would like it).

My cat has been on this formula since she was a kitten (she is 10 now). She had always had a very sensitive stomach and did not tolerate ANY other dry cat food. I’ve even tried the science diet hypoallergenic ($80 a bag) and nothing works for her like iams sensitive. Great product and much more affordable than the vet brands that don’t work as well.

I have two older cats one with digestive issues and this is one of the few cat foods they genuinely like plus it is much less expensive than some of the alternatives.