Royal Canin Digest Sensitive Thin Slices in Gravy Canned Cat Food

I now have 3 kitties, having just rescued Prim a week ago. My other 2 kitties, Margot the Floof and Theodore aka Theodorable will be 2 years old in December. I've had them since February of last year, when they were a couple months old. They had no problems eating wet food when they were babies, and loved the extra gravy kind. But the day I went to the store and got yummy treats for the babies and my 2 little dogs, I got a small thing of Friskies lil soups, and that was where it all began, really. They decided right then and there that no matter how much money I spent on their food, or how much I begged and pleaded and tried tricking them, that they would only eat Lil Soups for their wet food I now have 3 kitties, having just rescued Prim a week ago. My other 2 kitties, Margot the Floof and Theodore aka Theodorable will be 2 years old in December. I've had them since February of last year, when they were a couple months old. They had no problems eating wet food when they were babies, and loved the extra gravy kind. But the day I went to the store and got yummy treats for the babies and my 2 little dogs, I got a small thing of Friskies lil soups, and that was where it all began, really. They decided right then and there that no matter how much money I spent on their food, or how much I begged and pleaded and tried tricking them, that they would only eat Lil Soups for their wet food, forever. I know it's just a treat, and not considered to be a balanced meal. But they teamed up to bully, manipulate and possibly extort me into getting soups. I would go to the store just to see if a miracle occurred and they had more in stock. If I came back without any, Theodore would go aggressively scratch the legs of microwave stand, and then open cabinet doors an inch or so and let slam close. Repeatedly. Then he is off creating more chaos, mayhem and bullying his sister, the poor dogs, and his Humans. Cattitude that would make entitled rich girls look like a kindergarten teacher. I have literally bought every available kind in the stores. And I've donated it all to my veterinarian's office. I had to go there yesterday because I bought a bag of dog food that wasn't the right kind, so I was going to switch it out with their brand, because my veterinarian is amazing and has a decent sized pet food pantry. And I saw they had a case of Royal Canin digestive sensitive thin slices in gravy, and I figured even if my 2 loveable jerks turn their noses up like usual, my new little girl would hopefully eat it. And then it happened. They inhaled it like they were inmates that had their food stolen from them if they weren't quick enough eating it. Margot is very vocal and talkative, and always sounds like she's in full blown heat, and loudly announcing to any and all boy cats within hearing that she's available. I've stopped reminding her that she's been spayed for over a year, and can't go into heat anymore, because she doesn't listen to me anyways. Well, she turned all of that catterwalling meow meows into her food bowl, and was eating and loudly serenading her food, as if it was suddenly the best moment of her life. Theodore usually eats his and then finishes what she doesn't, but she actually bit him and paw slapped him away when he tried, and she wholeheartedly meant it. She's my sensitive, lovey love baby, and can't understand why her brother plays so mean. But Royal Canin has brought out a deep, primal gangster side of my girl I didn't know existed. Sorry, my handsome Theodorable boy, but I'm afraid your sister has found her greedy side, and no longer needs you to finish her meals. … more

I've been buying more cans of Royal Canin since their pouch product line has been having so many problems during the pandemic. As always, I have one cat that loves it, the other cat won't touch it, even with treats trying to lure him in. Either way, the cat that loves RC canned enjoys this variant too! Here's hoping the RC pouch line comes back online too.

I have a 13 gear old cat with kidney disease and pancreatitis and for several months her poos have been almost entirely liquid, even with clay prescribed from the vet. We switched up her diet to exclusively the royal canin digest sensitive bits in gravy, and not only have her poos solidified, but she eats all of it at each meal which new for her!

Her her vet recommended I get her this food because her belly sensitive and sometimes she has been spitting up and she absolutely loves this food and it calmed her belly down and first time ever that she eats all of her food I highly recommend Royal Canaan let go of all those quirky insufficient foods that play at moron nonsensical names and goofiness rather than sound nutrition Royal Canaan is number one

I have a kitten that had digestive issues and I was told to buy Royal Canin Digest and it is fantastic. He loves it and so does his brother. Great nutrition and results are positive.

My fluffy grey cat has been having diarrhea so I bought this food hoping it would help and it hasn’t. He’s been on it for a few months. The vet gave us some medicine to sprinkle on his food but if there’s even the tiniest bit he won’t eat it — even when it’s on his favorite treats! Time to go back to the vet. I really hoped this food would work for him. Giving 2 stars instead of 1 because he does eat it.

Delivery was very late due to impacts of Hurricane Ida, but it finally made it. Thanks Chewy for graciously refunding the cost due to the difficulties! You guys are the best!

My cat Rommie is almost twenty years old, and a picky eater. So we weren’t surprised when the veterinarian put her on a special diet. The doctor gave us samples of another brand, but she didn’t like it and stopped eating but she loves Royal Cannin Digestive brand. I think it’s good for her also, and Chewy is a great place to find all her needs.

I have 2 older female cats, both with incredibly challenging digestion. They both were vomiting up food and one of my girls had diarrhea issues in the past. I wanted them both on the same food so as to avoid feeding separately. This digestive sensitive has been the answer. I free feed the dry and give half a can of wet. Although I spend a ton on cat food due to the price, this is the only food that has worked for both my cats with very sensitive tummies.

Had to order this kind as the regular royal canin adult instinctive pouches is out of stock again, kitties not crazy anout it at all