Adult Sensitive Systems Cat Food

My cats loved this food right away no problems at all. They didn’t have any issues adjusting and they stopped vomiting which is why I bought this. I was having pukes every week. No more. And no issues with diarrhea which some cats have when switching foods do I would highly recommend.

I only get this brand and a specific one from IAMS for my two senior cats and i won't get anything else since those are what both of my cats will eat and the bag is a good size and lasts a while. It's pretty generic in texture and softness for kibble but it's decent quality so great value.

this food completely solved my cat's puking problem, they always puked over food they didnt like but as soon as we introduced this food- they stopped. No hairballs, no water pukes, no bile, nothing. And their coats are way healthier and softer, no skin issues or rashes, just overall completely happy cats! Both my cats are male aged 6&7 yrs old.

We recently switched to Purina One sensitive skin & stomach because our relatively new Snowshoe Siamese cat had begun to have occasional issues with regurgitation after eating (sometimes too fast), and once or twice vomiting clear liquid. She has also had a 2 month flea treatment which is near the end of its period, but we don't think that was the problem. Our son reminded us that his rescue cat had had stomach gurgling until he switched to Purina One sensitive stomach food, and has had no problems since, so we decided to try the same food. Our 9 pound cat eats 1/2 cup, sometimes a little more, of dried food daily. To switch foods with our cat we gave her two tablespoon of the new Purina in place of two of her older food, each day increasing the amount of new food( + 1 tsp, +2 tsp, 4 tbsp., 5 tbsp, 6 tbsp.), until the 7th day during which she was fed 100% (8 tbs.) of her new 1/2 cup of food. She has been on just the Purina for the past 8 days and has had no further episodes of regurgitation or vomiting. Unfortunately we had previously purchased a 16 lb. bag of more expensive cat food, (to insure no problem getting food during covid19 home stay), and still have 2/3 of the open 7 lb. bag of the same food. We will probably donate the large, unopened bag to the program from which we purchased our rescue snowshoe, as this is what they had been feeding her. This is the second time that we had been using a more expensive food for a cat before successfully resolving a problem by switching to a lesser expensive Purina One specialty food. We also plan to give Mallery one can of wet food per week, and perhaps eventually two, but we had inadvertently created a monster cat (who refused dry food) previously after giving her medicine in the wet food and then letting her finish that wet food during the day. Cats usually do not drink enough water, and the wet food gives them water in ways they are unable to obtain through just drinking. After an extended period we will try to re-introduce a little wet food in her diet in addition to the Purina One sensitive stomach food that she is eating. The Purina One sensitive skin & stomach has no fillers, no artificial flavors or preservatives, and has real turkey as the #1 ingredient.

I switched my cat to this food because of a sensitive, hyper-allergic stomach, and the results have been great. The ingredients are clearly higher quality, and since changing foods my cat hasn’t gotten sick at all. Digestion is noticeably better, and my cat absolutely loves the taste. I’m really happy with this food and would recommend it to anyone with a cat that has stomach sensitivities.