Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Adult Selected Protein PR Loaf in Sauce Canned Cat Food, 5.1-oz, case of 24

I am glad the price went back down to $79.92 from the $90 plus it was last time I signed on; I was in the process of looking for a new cat food because of the price increase. The size of the can had already been reduced with no reduction in the price and in the last batch I had some cans in which there was an "air bubble" at the bottom of the can so it had not been full. I started using this food because my cat was throwing up every day when using Fancy Feast. She did stop throwing up with this food and her fur became extremely soft which I assume means it is healthier. For that reason, I decided to continue using it even though the price was high; however, if the price does go up, I will have I am glad the price went back down to $79.92 from the $90 plus it was last time I signed on; I was in the process of looking for a new cat food because of the price increase. The size of the can had already been reduced with no reduction in the price and in the last batch I had some cans in which there was an "air bubble" at the bottom of the can so it had not been full. I started using this food because my cat was throwing up every day when using Fancy Feast. She did stop throwing up with this food and her fur became extremely soft which I assume means it is healthier. For that reason, I decided to continue using it even though the price was high; however, if the price does go up, I will have to find another brand of cat food :( I rated this as four stars due to the price. … more

My 14 yr old maincoon mix has struggled with IBD / IBS for years. He is a very picky eater, and despite being on steroids to alleviate disease symptoms, he is slowly loosing weight. We could not find anything he would like to eat. Thank goodness for this food - he likes it, eats it regularly, and it helps him maintain his weight and manage IBD. I hope Royal Canine can bring back the Venison Select Protein food for a little variety. Also, since the can is large, it's best if you transfer the left overs into a glass snapper-ware container and store it in the fridge, instead of keeping the leftovers in a can. I found the cats eat it better when you store it in glass than the can after initially My 14 yr old maincoon mix has struggled with IBD / IBS for years. He is a very picky eater, and despite being on steroids to alleviate disease symptoms, he is slowly loosing weight. We could not find anything he would like to eat. Thank goodness for this food - he likes it, eats it regularly, and it helps him maintain his weight and manage IBD. I hope Royal Canine can bring back the Venison Select Protein food for a little variety. Also, since the can is large, it's best if you transfer the left overs into a glass snapper-ware container and store it in the fridge, instead of keeping the leftovers in a can. I found the cats eat it better when you store it in glass than the can after initially opening it. … more

About 3 years ago, my then 7 year old cat started losing weight, sneezing, and even had goopy eyes. He ate grocery store cat food to beat the band, but was still losing weight. My very astute veterinarian knew there was something wrong, suggested a food allergy, and ultrasound showed pancreatitis. She immediately changed his diet to Royal Canin PR (Rabbit based). It took my cat a bit to get adjusted to the new taste, but he learned to love it. He has put weight back on, sneezing is much less and eyes are clear. He is a cat that pukes with too much food, so we just do frequent small portions. Royal Canin PR has literally saved his kitty life! =^-^=

Our vet dermatologist put our cat on a hydrolyzed protein diet and mild medication for 60 days to help determine whether he suffers from a mild case of hyperesthesia and/or food allergies. We were concerned that our picky eater might not like his severely limited new diet. We needn't have worried. He LOVES this more than any food he's ever eaten. He waits patiently at his bowl and happily finishes his portion every time. The rabbit based pate is nicely moist, with sauce that he clearly enjoys. This is definitely worth the additional cost for us.

New price per 24 cans: $105.70. On January 5th: $79.92. It's also unavailable again. I understand supply chain issues create disruptions, but how can you justify a 30% price increase? The size of the can was reduced by 15% in late 2020 with no drop in price. Looking for another RX option. Sad because this food resolved digestive issues.

Great product....both of my cats love it and it meets the needs of my cat that has allergies to most other food. It is very expensive and in the last couple of weeks it has disappeared from all stores and online. More supply chain issues I guess...very frustrating.

My vet seems to have nailed the issue of systemic allergy to my cat's previous food, judging from my cat's response, which has been totally positive in the two weeks since she began on the prescription diet. She likes the rabbit/pea diet and it has made a huge difference overall so far.

My cat who has sensitive skin used to excitedly eat this food. Before I realized there was a change in formula, I thought it was my imagination. I had a few of the old cans left and did an experiment. He ate it up like it was a treat. I ordered another batch hoping it would be a better tasting batch. Unfortunately, he looks repulsed by it. I put it up to him, and he pulled away like it was going to grab him and eat him. Haha. I’m bummed. I miss the joy of giving him yummy wet food.

Our 15 year old cat was throwing up every day. We tried different foods but none worked for long. Three weeks on PR and no problems. It cost a small fortune but he is feeling better and gaining weight. Worth it to us.

One of my cat was losing her hair and biting herself constantly. Vet suggested to change her diet to this product. It is good that the picky one likes it, and the cat is getting better after one month. I already made this product as a scheduled order, hope my cat will completely recover soon.