Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Selected Protein Pea & Duck Formula Adult Wet Cat Food, 5.1-oz can, case of 24

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  • A veterinary-exclusive diet made with peas and duck for adult cats and kittens with food sensitivities.
  • Complete and balanced diet that can be used for elimination diet trials and long-term nutrition.
  • Made with peas and duck, which are rarely associated with food sensitivities in cats.
  • Promotes skin and coat health with EPA & DHA, omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil.
  • Reinforces the skin barrier with essential nutrients to support healthy skin in cats with skin irritation and sensitivities.

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About Royal Canin Dermatology For Cats

Royal Canin, incredible in every detail.  Tailored nutritional solutions for dermatology.
Talk to your Veterinarian about itchiness, ear inflammation, recurring skin infection, hair loss, redness of the ski, sores or rashes, gastrointestinal upset, diarrhea or vomiting.

Worried About Your Cat’s Skin Health?

Skin health concerns are common and can appear anywhere on your cat’s body. Your veterinarian is the expert on your cat’s health, so you should always consult with this trusted advisor to find the best solutions for your pet. This specialized expertise is why Royal Canin works closely with veterinarians to develop formulas that support skin health.

Common Causes of Skin Health Concerns

Environmental Sensitivities

Pollen, plants and dust are environmental factors that can trigger an immune response in some cats.

Food Sensitivities

Your veterinarian may recommend a diet elimination trial to help determine if your pet has a sensitivity to certain proteins in his current diet.

Parasites

Your cat can pick up external parasites such as mites, fleas, ticks and lice from contaminated sources, both indoors and out.

Infection

Kittens, older cats, and cats that have recently been ill may be more susceptible to bacterial infections that can lead to skin health concerns.

How Can Nutrition Help?

Your veterinarian may recommend a Royal Canin Dermatology formula for your cat. These special formulations can:

Support digestive health by regulating movement through the GI tract and supporting balanced digestive flora

Support the skin’s natural protective barrier

Aid cellular health with a complex blend of antioxidants.

Promote healthy skin and coat by providing long chain omega-3 fatty acids in the diet

Find The Perfect Balance

With a dry and wet feeding routine, dry food supports positive oral health while wet food supports healthy hydration.

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About Royal Canin

What sets Royal Canin apart is their close collaboration with veterinarians. Through these professional partnerships, they strive to learn everything they can about pet health, including how different formulas perform for different breeds, sizes, lifestyles and therapeutic conditions. Ongoing research and development allows Royal Canin to keep providing the precise nutrition cats need for a range of medical conditions.

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Questions & Answers

12 Customer Questions


Why is synthetic vitamin e used in a food at this price point?


How long is this good once it is opened and refrigerated (with a tight lid)?

Answer by ChewyFeb 26, 2022
Canned diets, once opened, need to be covered and refrigerated in a sealed plastic or ceramic container and used within 48 hrs maximum. The product is naturally preserved with heat, and once opened the fat begins to break down and can spoil after 48 hours. Royal Canin formulators recommend adding a thin layer of water to the top of the can prior to refrigeration to keep the food moist. Any food left out at room temperature, should be discarded after 2 hours.

How many calories are in each wet food can?

Answer by ChewyFeb 09, 2025
This food contains 160 calories per can.

How much phosphorus is in a can?

Answer by ChewyMay 18, 2025
This recipe contains 0.19% phosphorus on an as fed basis and 0.92% phosphorus on a dry matter basis.

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548 Customer Reviews



Always consult a veterinarian about your pet’s health needs. Customer reviews should not be used as medical advice.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Peg on Jan 19, 2026

She is eating it!

Vet told me to try a limited protein diet for a cat who was vomiting several times a week. We tried this diet with the addition of a course of Prednisolone and

Vet told me to try a limited protein diet for a cat who was vomiting several times a week. We tried this diet with the addition of a course of Prednisolone and so far, we are seeing great results. It has been 2 1/2 weeks and so far, no vomiting.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kim on Jan 6, 2026

Changed everything!

This food addressed the issues with our cat immediately! We give it to both cats in our home and even though they are over 16 years old, they have energy like much

This food addressed the issues with our cat immediately! We give it to both cats in our home and even though they are over 16 years old, they have energy like much younger cats and vomiting has disappeared! Amazing!


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Jane on Jan 14, 2026

The only food my cat can eat

Sage has been on prescription Royal Canin PD food for his IBD for over 10 years. He’s almost 18 and healthy. Chewy is a great company. They are efficient and delivery

Sage has been on prescription Royal Canin PD food for his IBD for over 10 years. He’s almost 18 and healthy. Chewy is a great company. They are efficient and delivery is always quick.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Nellie on Jan 10, 2026

I wish this prescription food came in other textures other than puree.

Our cat hates puree. We added water to the food as he does like broths. He just wasn’t eating enough and began to lose weight. We had to switch to a different brand

Our cat hates puree. We added water to the food as he does like broths. He just wasn’t eating enough and began to lose weight. We had to switch to a different brand that comes in shreds.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Carol on Dec 21, 2025

Good starter food for IBD cats

I don't recommend vet prescription food for long term use, but for IBD cats the goal is to get them stablized and keep their symptoms manageable while you look for

I don't recommend vet prescription food for long term use, but for IBD cats the goal is to get them stablized and keep their symptoms manageable while you look for something else. This one did the job.


Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Kelly on Nov 20, 2025

Thankful this food even exists!

My cat eats this food, but he HATES it! His life is not an easy one, since he cannot eat most proteins. He tolerates this food, but he does not like it. I really

My cat eats this food, but he HATES it! His life is not an easy one, since he cannot eat most proteins. He tolerates this food, but he does not like it. I really wish this particular food had more gravy in each can! That seems to interest him! I'm just glad he has SOMETHING to eat at all.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Chana on Oct 4, 2025

Cat with IBD

My cat has IBD and her weight went down as low as 6.4 pounds. Her whole life she only ate kibbles so finding a wet food she would like was a challenge. She didn't

My cat has IBD and her weight went down as low as 6.4 pounds. Her whole life she only ate kibbles so finding a wet food she would like was a challenge. She didn't like the Hills diet or Biome, but Royal Canin she quite literally inhaled. Rloyal Canin PD she hasnt thrown up on and it has been very easy on her stomach. Due to her struggle to gain weight, I have been giving her 2-3cans of Royal Canin PD a day. Due to her being on Royal Canin for months her weight is improving. She has gotten her weight up as high as 8.7lbs. This food has quite literally been a life saver for her. Just ordered Royal Canin Gastrointestinal + Kibbles for her to see if that can help fatten her up even more! Love Royal Canin so much for all its help for my furbaby.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Jamie on Nov 29, 2025

One of the few foods he's able to eat

My cat has small cell lymphoma in his colon. He needs the novel proteins. I mix his meds with the duck pate as well as the rabblit pate. He'll eat both and is doing

My cat has small cell lymphoma in his colon. He needs the novel proteins. I mix his meds with the duck pate as well as the rabblit pate. He'll eat both and is doing much better. Thank you for having them available.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Karen on Sep 27, 2025

Finally my cat is happy again.

Some months ago, I needed to switch him from Hills Science Diet Hydrolyzed Protein canned as well as the dry, over to Royal Canin products, due to his allergies

Some months ago, I needed to switch him from Hills Science Diet Hydrolyzed Protein canned as well as the dry, over to Royal Canin products, due to his allergies. I ordered the dry along with the canned Selected Protein PR (rabbit) and he ate it up with no problems. After a time, I was told that the rabbit was “out of stock” so I switched my order over to the PD (duck). He wasn’t too happy in the beginning but got used to it. After some months, I heard that the rabbit was back in stock and was happy to re-order it. I thought he would enjoy eating it but he pushed it around on his plate and I had to throw much of it out every day. It seemed as if the texture or ingredients had changed. I went through about a half case like this and finally decided to re-order the duck. He just dove into it. I have been trying to sandwich the leftover rabbit between the duck but he knows the difference and takes a few bites and walks away. I have needed to throw out a good bit and have almost a quarter of the case left. I am sticking with the duck and don't know what to do with the rest of the rabbit. Please don't start fiddling around with the ingredients and texture of the duck. It is the only thing he can/will eat or without problems with his allergies. I wouldn't know what I could do for him if you changed the duck too.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Helen on Sep 29, 2025

No way cats will eat this

I ordered this for one of my two indoor cats, the one that has a food allergy who thus far is allowed to eat only hypoallergenic dried food but I wanted to give

I ordered this for one of my two indoor cats, the one that has a food allergy who thus far is allowed to eat only hypoallergenic dried food but I wanted to give her some wet food too. She refused to even lick this; my other house cat took a few bites and turned away. I gave a few cans to a friend but she reported that neither of her cats would touch it. So then I put some out for my two ferals. At first even they rejected it but finally, evidently very hungry, they slowly consumed it. It is easily the most expensive cat food I have ever purchased. I guess I will give the remaining 20 cans to our local ARF --and hope that their rescues will find it palatable.