Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Satiety Support Dry Cat Food

I have used their non-prescription version of this and my cat liked it but he likes this even more. I'm not sure it works but it's better than high-calorie food. I feed him Wellness Core Tiny Tasters twice a day, which are only about 1.75 oz, just a little more than half a small can each. Then he gets less than 1/3 cup of this doled out in small spoonfuls over the course of a day if I'm home or else he gives me no peace and even scratches me a little. I've tried closing the door but then he gouges it with his claws and I'm a renter. He weighs more than 13 lbs. He's a long-legged, long bodied fairly large cat but my vet says he should weigh about 11 1/2 lbs. Cats know exactly how much food they're I have used their non-prescription version of this and my cat liked it but he likes this even more. I'm not sure it works but it's better than high-calorie food. I feed him Wellness Core Tiny Tasters twice a day, which are only about 1.75 oz, just a little more than half a small can each. Then he gets less than 1/3 cup of this doled out in small spoonfuls over the course of a day if I'm home or else he gives me no peace and even scratches me a little. I've tried closing the door but then he gouges it with his claws and I'm a renter. He weighs more than 13 lbs. He's a long-legged, long bodied fairly large cat but my vet says he should weigh about 11 1/2 lbs. Cats know exactly how much food they're used to getting and will not rest until they do. He's a cat. If I'm home I've managed to make him stop bothering me until about 1/2 hour before his ideal dinnertime but he wakes me by scratching my head in the morning. This is as low as I've been able to get in calories, but he's not losing weight. I don't get much chance to exercise him so perhaps that's it. He's about 6 yrs old. I have successfully dieted cats down before but not always. If you're feeding your cat more than this I recommend cutting down to about this level or less if you can. Don't free feed your cat unless he's a tiny kitten or underweight. Good luck. … more

My beloved 11 year old tuxedo is morbidly obese and asthmatic. We have tried other prescription diets but his weight only got from 27 lbs to 25lbs in three years. We switched to Royal Canin and he’s making great progress. His weight is down, his asthma has improved. He’s even able to jump up into the bed and seems to have more mojo. Great food! Thank you!

Dulcie Jo was prescribed this food to help lower her calcium level. She has idiopathic hypercalcemia and her calcium has been in the normal range or only very slightly elevated for years since she started on this food. It also helps her chronic constipation. And she loves it.

We love this food. Although it is early to tell if our girls will lose weight with the new kibble, they both really like it and seem satisfied. They do not need to eat as much as before and they are not vomiting anymore which was an everyday occurrence with the old food. They are happier kitties.

Royal Canin Satiety Control has really helped with my cat’s IBS. I would give 10 stars if I could! Chewy provides the best service and fastest shipping you will ever find. I will not shop anywhere else!

My vet said to switch my cats to Royal Canin Satiety...they need to lose weight. I switched over a week with no trouble EXCEPT they are starving all the time. It's never enough for them. Not sure why it's called Satiety, meaning satiated, since now they are so unhappy.

I fed this food as directed to a young cat I adopted who weighed almost 20 pounds at age two. Got her weight to normal in 6 months using Royal Canin Satiety formula, so I switched to regular indoor cat food. Despite keeping her servings to the recommended amount, she very slowly started gaining again and was acting very hungry all the time. Now I mix the Royal Canin half and half with regular food and that seems to be doing the trick. She acts less hungry and is maintaining a healthy weight.

I have one skinny kitty and one chubby kitty, both Maine Coons. Instructed by our vet to put weight on one and take weight off the other, I was faced with a dilemma. Both love dry food, and while they will both eat wet food, they still crave the dry. I now feed both girls the same wet food, but when it comes time for the "dry" meal, I feed this one to Lucy and the Royal Canin Maine Coon dry food to Roxie. Lucy doesn't suspect a thing. It's too soon to tell how much it is helping, but I think this is doing the trick...

My boy has always been a chonker since we adopted him at a year and a half. We’ve tried every kind of diet cat food, measured out into strict meals. My vet recommended this food so we’ve given it a try. So far my cat enjoys it, and that speaks volumes for my picky fat cat. Too soon to say how the results of this new diet will turn out.

Lizzie started this brand at the vet's when another brand failed us. She has now lost one of the three pounds the vet wants her to lose. The bad news is she is so energetic she can jump up on the mantle to play with my string lights! I had a hard time finding Royal Canin during the NYS shutdown, but Chewy came through for me. Thanks.