PRO PLAN VETERINARY DIETS HA Hypoallergenic Turkey Dry Cat Food 1.3kg

My cat has a sensitive stomach and skin, and this food has made such a difference. Since switching to Purina Pro Plan Hypoallergenic, her digestion has improved, her coat looks healthier, and she’s not scratching as much. She’s also quite a fussy eater, but she enjoys the taste which was such a relief. Durability- the bag stays fresh, and the food doesn’t lose its smell or texture easily even after opening and resealing Cost- Another bonus is that it’s inexpensive compared to many other specialist brands, making it a great option for ongoing use. I definitely recommend it for cats with allergies or digestive issues.

I have 2 cats that have allergies since coming off kitten food. Since there are only a few brands out there that do hydrolized food which my cats needs rather than just hypoallergenic food, this food is both hypoallergenic and hydrolysed. One cat loves this food and does really well on it, the other prefers Hills zd. If you can get this food on offer it's excellent value and lasts a long time. Most places sell for around £32-£36, if you get on offer you can often get for around £26 on Amazon. I stock up when it's on offer.

Eatability, Quality, Value for money!

Very good for your cat

I didn't use this product until my cat had urinary problems. I think it is very good for cats with these diseases. It works well, a very large bag. Value for money.No bad smell.

Our cat loves these and bonus they are good for her. Great value pack.

Had uti for male Tom cost me over £1500 for operation, after I switched to very expensive uti help food, tried this, several mo this in still no problem, he's a house cat as doesn't like going out (yes he has a choice) I feed him wet food in the morning and this a cuppa in sized cup with a little wet food and so far all absolutely brilliant... Food change, just mix a bit with old food for a week then full change.. Wet food helps with appetite, I use felix as good as it looks wet with this and he's not overweight for a lazy Tom, he exercises with toys and we play string etc and he has a cat ladder to the garden.. Just to give you a bit of scope as to how much lazy Tom's need to run around, when he last had a problem I've added crushed cranberry tab at meal and teaspoon of d-mannose.. Make sure litter is clean especially with multi house cats The food works so add a bit of wet and fun and yeah excellent

My old rescue arrived already established on this, and while he's a picky, picky old man, he reliably always eats it. I try to introduce some variety and some wet food, mostly without success but I have finally found one wet food he'll reliably eat, and I keep trying different kibbles, not as his main food, but to give him a bit of a change. His poop is a bit solid if he just eats this, hence me trying a bit of wet food to, ahem, loosen him up a bit. He's never sick (touch wood, throw salt over my left shoulder, apologise to the fates) - heavens, I want to delete those words, I can just see him throwing up later today now I've written that. Ah well, this keeps well, the pieces are small enough that if your cat is, like mine, a tad toothless, they can just gum it a bit and swallow, although he does manage the occasional crack of biscuit when the teeth he still has line up right. He's a healthy, strong, shiny cat, still bouncing at almost 19 - this has to take some of the credit.