Our Tonkinese has a very delicate digestive system and possibly asthma. Better to manage allergies with diet, and the chicken free dried food for sensitive skin and stomach is excellent, and both cat love it. The Tonk seems to have improved as well.
Living with a very sensitive boy is very hard work and there are not many quality food options available for him, so I was pleased that Vetalogica produced this one after using their other ranges. My boys are enjoying it and I have received great service as well.
Hi there, this is a fabulous product, my cat Milko does enjoy eating it. He has had a persistent rodent ulcer on his upper lip for quite some time, we have needed to cut out all other wet food he was eating to reduce the ulcer. However I am concerned that (only) feeding him dry food is not the best for him either. It seems the wet chicken and fish was giving him problems. However your dry is good and the ulcer is reducing slowly with medication. I was wondering if you were planning on creating a (Wet) version of your sensitive skin and stomach cat food. He wont eat anything raw and does not like beef. Lets face it Cats can be fussy. Anyway great product, and besides the ulcer Mikko's fur looks amazing, well done and keep up the great work. Seán Melbourne
My senior cats have improved so much since I have changed their diet to Vetalogica VitaRapid. I a l transitioned slowly from their other dry food, but it paid off. They eat less dry food now as I believe it is way more nutritious for them. They are happy, so am I 😀
Unfortunately my 2 cats won’t eat it at all. I have tried many different ways, mixing it with things, softening it with various liquids, but nothing I do will trick them into it.
Unfortunate as I was hoping this would help one of them that has a sensitive stomach.
Thanks,
Catherine
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Our Tonkinese has a very delicate digestive system and possibly asthma. Better to manage allergies with diet, and the chicken free dried food for sensitive skin and stomach is excellent, and both cat love it. The Tonk seems to have improved as well.
Living with a very sensitive boy is very hard work and there are not many quality food options available for him, so I was pleased that Vetalogica produced this one after using their other ranges. My boys are enjoying it and I have received great service as well.
Hi there, this is a fabulous product, my cat Milko does enjoy eating it. He has had a persistent rodent ulcer on his upper lip for quite some time, we have needed to cut out all other wet food he was eating to reduce the ulcer. However I am concerned that (only) feeding him dry food is not the best for him either. It seems the wet chicken and fish was giving him problems. However your dry is good and the ulcer is reducing slowly with medication. I was wondering if you were planning on creating a (Wet) version of your sensitive skin and stomach cat food. He wont eat anything raw and does not like beef. Lets face it Cats can be fussy. Anyway great product, and besides the ulcer Mikko's fur looks amazing, well done and keep up the great work. Seán Melbourne
My senior cats have improved so much since I have changed their diet to Vetalogica VitaRapid. I a l transitioned slowly from their other dry food, but it paid off. They eat less dry food now as I believe it is way more nutritious for them. They are happy, so am I 😀
Unfortunately my 2 cats won’t eat it at all. I have tried many different ways, mixing it with things, softening it with various liquids, but nothing I do will trick them into it.
Unfortunate as I was hoping this would help one of them that has a sensitive stomach.
Thanks,
Catherine

