Pro Plan Veterinary DietsHA Hypoallergenic Dry Cat Food 1.3kg

This food is perfect for cats with IBD issues and more reasonably priced and palatable for my cats than any of the other brands.

We found out after expensive vet experiences my cat need to eat Hypoallerjic food and first i tried this brand. She loves it . She become healty very fast. I can see some people left 1 or 2 stars because of package failure but packing responbility is belongs to Amazon, Not Brand can be effected. Proplan is good , healty cat food product company.

Great cat food they love it and not causing any tummy issues

Seems of good quality and my cat took to it well straight away. My one problem is the bag doesn't seal well. It's not the best resealable bag design I've seen which can be problematic when you're storing the food for weeks.

Have a main coone with digestive issues often throwing up or very loose stoolsSince buying this selective protein food the issue has gone happy cat happy ownerWill continue buying

Cat loves them, cat is happy

The vet reccomended this food for my cat after she developed bowel problems. I didn't hold out much hope of her eating it as she and my other two cats are fussy but all three really enjoy this food and I'm happy to say, my cats bowel problems have got better. I've also noticed that all three have put weight on because they're actually emptying their bowls, whereas their previous food was left un-eaten. I thought it was expensive BUT I have no wastage, so I'm not wasting money, therefore it's value for money.UPDATE. Once my cat had healed I didn't think I'd need to buy specialised food but all three of my cats refused to eat another brand I'd bought, so I now have this food on subscription and my furbabies are happily eating again.

This has definitely been one of the better dry foods I have ever seen. I have been bring up cats for 30 years going on and my little one just had 3 kittens and I have never in my life seen such good results. If I had to pick one other it would be royal canin kitten but tried this on the advice of my vet and my cats don't even eat there wet food now and had them on iams and hills. People say its not good for there kidneys as they get older to have them on a dry diet but that hasn't actually been proven and its more down to dehydration over a long period of time. every vet will tell u something different. Some vets recommend a dry diet were as some encourage both as some cats struggle to take in the rite amounts of water so that's the only reason there kidneys can be troubled if they are dehydrated over a long period of time. Again if u read up on it properly there is no proven fact that dry food on its own causes liver failure so people that put that comment up have probably been told by there vet and not looked in to it more. if u ask a different vet they tell u something else. I tend to listen to my vets they pretty much go through everything with u in detail but a dry food diet is perfectly fine as long as u have enough water for your little one. Not so much have the water out but u need to make sure they are taking the correct amount in and u don't want them over drinking either so that's why it is a bit tricky but if u do it correct it's actually more beneficial. Also just a quick heads up on the wheat subject, Its all nonsense cats have been living outdoors before we started having them as pets and they can only have issues with wheat if they have allergies but apart from that it can actually be very beneficial for your little one so 2 very important things that people always tell u to stay away from when in reality there is a bit of truth behind but for the most part wheat and dry food for your little one is perfectly fine. Just make sure u have a complete dry food as some of the dry foods out there are don't have the required nutrients that a cat will need for there day to day life. Not saying I'm an expert by any means but I've done a lot of research on the advice of my vet and everything he tells me is pretty much spot on. If in doubt just speak to your vet and don't listen to comments.