Purina ONE Plus, Sensitive Skin & Stomach, Dry Cat Food, Turkey, 3.5 lb Bag

My cat -- sheesh. She's the itchiest, sheddingest cat I've ever had. The vet doesn't really have any idea, so it's occasional baths and trying to eliminate food irritants. I like this because SHE likes it and turkey is the main ingredient. I was told actually that many cats are allergic to chicken which is pretty much in every cat food out there. This one she'll eat without hesitation, and it is low-to-mid priced, which I appreciate as I am on a fixed income.

We have a Siamese who loves to gorge himself and then throw up in 3 different places! This it despite multiple versions of slow feeder bowls. Recently switched to Purina Sensitive Stomach and we noticedva bug difference by the end of 1st week Both our cats love it and our dog tries to steal their kibble As a cancer patient, my budget is very tight. My only negative comment is that is very expensive for tiny bags. Are coupons ever given? Biggest pro......Siamese has NOT thrown up once!

We recently adopted a 2 1/2 year old cat who has a sensitive digestive track. We've been feeding her Purina One which we feed our other cat, the new ones daughter, but occasionally she vomits about 20 minutes after eating. I don't know if it's the food or nervousness on her part at being in a new home. She seems to like the flavor and so far she's keeping it down. so hopefully this will do the trick. I mixed it with our original dry food so that it's half Purina One and half Purina One Sensitive skin %26 stomach Eventually I hope to get Sheena, the new cat, to eat just the regular Purina One formula. If I can't get her to eat just the one flavor I guess I'll just keep mixing them together. They both like the taste (poultry) and I've nicknamed them our poultry lovers as any time I'm cooking poultry they run into the kitchen waiting for their share! I do feel that Harleys (our Nebelung) fur is shinier and healthier looking than before I started feeding her the Purina food.

When we adopted our cat, she was on Purina One for Sensitive Stomachs. We intoduced wet food along with the dry. She never vomited, so thought all was good, and went to regular Purina One. Then I noticed her bowels movement consistency changed (more small balls) so went back to the sensitive stomach formula.

This is the best food I have found to help my kitty cat with her sensitive stomach. Until I started using this food, my cat would eat and then a few hours later, throw everything up. This food has allowed her to thrive. I definitely recommend this to other pet owners.

I was previously a Foster for Cats before I moved out of state. I've had one cat since she was three weeks old, who has a very sensitive stomach. I highly recommend this product if you have any cats with sensitive stomach or skin issues her problems have been reversed, but I continue to use this product to prevent any future issues with any of the cats that I have, I still have seven cats I care for. The only thing. I have a complaint about is the fact that even though it is common knowledge that "by-products" and cooking pet foods at a higher heat is very bad for pets and can cause a myriad of health issues, but yet pet foods companies continue to include by-products in their foods and continue to cook it at a higher heat instead of freeze drying their products which will reduce the costs of freeze drying products. If I had time, I would make my own in my Air Fryer!

There was a time when my household lived in constant fear — the fear of cat vomit. No rug was safe. No blanket was sacred. No shoe escaped the tragedy. And then… Purina ONE Sensitive entered our lives. My cats took one bite and their eyes lit up like they had finally been understood. No more upset stomachs. No more dramatic heaving sounds at 3am. Their fur? Glorious. Their mood? Heavenly. My sanity? Restored. This food didn't just help their stomachs. It healed my spirit.

I want to be frank with this review. If you have a cat you'll understand my pain. My cat's poop stank. It could have been used as a war crime and was outlawed under the Geneva Convention. I finally couldn't take it anymore. I asked my vet about the issue and he said it was common. Lots of cats have sensitive stomachs and their food can aggravate them. I already fed him the Purina ONQ indoor food. He already at Purina One when I got him from the shelter and i switched him to the indoor formula. The vet suggested switching to the sensitive skin and stomach. Miracle of miracle the poop isn't as bad. Of course there's still some smell. It's still poop. . At least now I'm not reliving the desperation of a doughboy in WW1 during a gas attack searching for my gas mask. His coat has also improved and is shinier than ever. If you're having similar problems I would strongly suggest it.

Decided to switch up since one of my cats seem to have allergies some of the other brands. This is a better option then what i were purchasing. The scratching has improved after a few days. Decided to do some research on different cat food brands. Really changed my opinion on what not to feed my cats. There are lots of healthy cost saving recipes you can make yourself for half the price. I will try homemade options and see how it goes.

Out vet recommended Purina One for its nutrition for our elderly cat. After several months we had to change the formula to the Sensitive Stomach formula because she was vomiting up undigested kibble. She rarely has stomach issues now and feels better, especially when we give her small meals on a regular schedule!