PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets Feline HA ST/OX - Hypoallergenic - cat dry food

My vet put my Somali cat on this as part of an exclusion diet and while I've been unable to find a similar wet food to compliment it he loves this. We had previously bought him Royal Canin so was surprised he took to this so well.

My vet put our Somali cat on this dry food as part of an exclusion diet and I was amazed he loved it so much. He had been eating Royal Canin for years but took to this so well we've decided to keep him on it. I just wish I could find a wet food he likes as much. Our other cat has begun eating it too!

Make no mistake, this food looks and smells unappetising. It looks like little oyster crackers and has a strangely metallic smell. HOWEVER, it's the only food I've found that my cat can tolerate. His poo is drier than ideal, but that's much better than diarrhoea! I'll keep feeding him this as long as they make it.

My two picky cats absolutely love this and finish their bowls right away. Unfortunately, I quickly noticed a big downside: it apparently doesn't fill their stomachs very well. Shortly after they've eaten, they start begging for more again, so I have to be really strict with the portions to stop them from pestering me for food all day long.

My cats are generally doing well on this food, their allergy symptoms are completely gone, BUT.... It's like Russian roulette whether they'll eat it! There are regularly batches where one cat flat-out refuses to eat, and the other gets watery diarrhoea and starts vomiting. If I buy a bag from a different batch, there's no problem at all. Apparently, the composition is very unstable, which is really bad for a diet food like this.

Our cat has suffered from food allergies for years, and these kibbles suit him perfectly. No more stomach or intestinal issues. Thank you

My cat is allergic to a certain protein found in most cat foods. She tolerates Taste of the Wild, but Purina Pro Plan Hypoallergenic is perfect for her. The two boys who live here also love this food (they eat anything they can get: one now tries to steal ice cream and the other loves soup!!! Cats just do whatever they want, they're only domestic because it suits them 😻)

I should have bought a small 400g pack (not available on this site) before ordering the 1.5kg one, because my cat didn’t digest these kibbles at all! She vomited for two days, and the vet told me this can happen with some kibbles depending on their ingredients. So now I’m stuck with a whole bag of kibbles that are completely useless...

Just cereals, a bit of fat and oil. Do you really consider this food for your cat? There are other hypoallergenic kibbles.

Completely satisfied with the food for our cat.

My cat (British Shorthair, 8 years old) took to the food well, he likes it and I think it suits him. The food was recommended to me by a vet because for the past two years, during the transition from winter to spring/summer, around May, my cat has shown signs of an allergy, such as brown spots appearing on the skin in the folds (armpits, back legs).

Sad. The kibble smells nice, looks tasty, and makes my life better with semi-veggie cats, so I feel less guilty. Plus, this was my last option, and I’d been hoping for a long time that it would work (because one of them has an extreme food allergy). They liked eating it too. But all four of my sphynx cats got diarrhoea straight away, which went on for weeks! It only got worse for all of them, to the point where they were all basically spraying brown water with foam, even the kitten.

Excellent, my furry little one with allergy problems really liked them

My cat has been having itching problems and since he’s already been treated for parasites (fleas, worms, mites), the vet recommended this food to see if it might be a food allergy. My tomcat gobbles up the food and drinks (enough) water afterwards. He still licks and scratches his paws (and around his ears) quite often, so I’m not sure if it’s really a food allergy. But he does like the food, and with 3.5 kg I can definitely get through a month.

Both of my cats like it, and their “by-products” have become odourless. No vomiting or diarrhoea, even though both of them have sensitive stomachs.

The product is well tolerated by my cat, who likes it, but the price increases are making me think about looking for alternatives.

After reading several reviews, a friend ordered these kibbles for her Sacred Birman who suffers from intestinal malabsorption. She had been on treatment for months but still had loose stools and was losing weight 😕 Since she started eating these kibbles, her treatment was gradually stopped, she gained 200g and no longer has loose stools 😁👌 It’s now been 3 months since the transition was made 🙂