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He was suggesting a sensitive diet one, science something.... she is on chicken and fish today and I am going to pets at home tomorrow to get some. He mentioned canine something too, so i forgotten which one is for sensitive tums, but apparently one (or both) of those brands do it |
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Sounds like it's one of the ones sold under the brand name 'Hills science plan' or 'Royal canine' you can buy both online - and they do tend to package well enough - so sensitive tummies will be one of the things that they call that range in their brand packaging. |
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Any suggestions on which is the best, or is there a better one for sensitive tummies? |
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I've no experience in the matter am afraid... I'd guess that it partly a case of what your cats will eat... Others with cats who need a sensitive diet may well be along to tell you their experiences in time... |
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I feed Tim the Hills sensitive diet, its very good, he does very well on it. Amber gets Pro Plan Kitten Sensitive food & does really well on it too. Used to get runny poos before they went onto sensitive diets |
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Kizzy has Royal Canin Digestive Comfort ...... and has done well on it. Not sure whether that's classed as "sensitive" or not! Whole thing is a bit confusing. |
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