14 reviews forPURINA ONE Sensitive

was looking for a cheaper alternative to the expensive Royal Canin sensitive food, this has proved great. I give it to cat on it's own or sometimes I mix with the royal canin. Cat used to puke alot, switched to sensitive foods last year has made a big difference (vet recommended after x-rays). She has never puked on this food despite eating it very fast (it's her favorite). I'm conscious there Is probably a quality difference between this and the Royal Canin, so I do 50/50 mix.

Our cats think this is super delicious.

My 2 year old cat has stomach problems and, no matter what he was prescribed, he was being sick every morning like clockwork. Since switching to this food over a month ago he's been sick all of twice, which is a lot easier for both me and him to cope with! He loves it too, despite being the pickiest cat I know.

I was advised to change to sensitive food for my two cats. They're very fussy but have taken happily to Purina One Sensitive and never tire of it. It must be helping their tummies too as they're so playful now!

After several phases of sickness and tummy problems and going off his food, my vet said my cat is likely to have Inflammatory Bowl Disease, something that is apparently very common in both cats and dogs. He said therefore to stick to food specifically for IBD or Sensative food. Considering its supposed to be a common complaint, I was disappointed to find there aren't many wet foods for sensative tummies out there for cats. Lots of dry foods. My cat will eat dry, and I already found that Purina One Sensative was a hit with him, but he goes mad for the wet varieties and I wasn't happy he wasn't getting the food he really loves anymore. These sachets are no where to be found in Supermarkets or big pet shop chains. The best I could find in those were the raw stuff, which, whilst I like the idea of something so natural and organic, Chess won't touch it. Thank you Zooplus and Purina for being the only source I have found that actually provides wet food for cats with IBD! (I've seen Purina Sensative elsewhere but only dry food) Chess goes mad for this food and it even has some carrot for extra vitamins. He purrs when I serve him this food :) Big paws up from Chess.

Ok, so it's not the best quality product out there, but sometimes cats don't want luxury all the time. Mine prefers to see chunks over pate so I guess this is another reason he loves it. Lots of gravy/sauce to keep the food really wet which is often missing in a lot of other products. Good purchase, very happy :)

But the chunks are too "hard" for my seniors, 12 & 17 years old, so I have to puree it; otherwise, the dry pieces are left in the bowl and end up in the bin afterwards... They tolerate it well, and it seems to taste good, nice with carrots, but we'll stick with Sheba in the bowl.

It arrived quickly and the packaging was flawless.

Originally, I picked up this food out of desperation because our Turkey & Rice Sensitive food was sold out. But this food really impressed me, so now I feed it to my tomcat every evening. With all the so-called "high-quality" (high meat content) foods, he used to vomit up slime/liquid in the early morning hours. That has completely stopped with Purina One Sensitive. His coat looks better and he's in better shape. Well, a fancy ingredients list doesn't necessarily make for good food.

Cats like these, but three times I received them damaged—not from shipping, but from the factory.

The food used to be eaten very gladly. Something in the recipe has changed, so the food is no longer accepted. Therefore, I won't be ordering it anymore.

My tomcat Larry loves this food

After a long search, I finally found these pouches, which not only taste good but also help with managing health issues. My tomcats are already older and have sensitive stomachs.

My Tiny absolutely loves this product, she adores it!