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What is a cheaper option to Royal Canin Cat Food that is still just as healthy and easy on sensitive stomachs?

Dec 25, 2008 by Blythe | Posted in Cats

We have had our now 10 month old kitten on Royal Canin Baby cat, and then Kitten food since we got her at 2 months old. When we got her we discovered she has a super sensitive stomach and didn't handle Science Diet well. I am looking for a cheaper alternative to Royal Canin that will still be easy on her sensitive stomach.

Please help!

Cheaper meaning how much in dollars?

The Royal Canin Siamese 38 is pretty good for cats with sensitive stomachs, and a 6 pound bag lasts a full month with one cat. It's $11.

Wellness Core is excellent and easy on the stomach. It's a smaller bag but only $9.

Science diet is full of corn and meat by-products, it gives our cats a very dry coat as well, we stopped using that way back.

hudsongray | Dec 25, 2008


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Food allergy is probable cause for Lab's big itch

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Dear Dr. Fox — We have a chocolate Lab who is 4 years old. She appears to have allergies or dry skin because she is constantly licking her paws and bottom. Also, after she eats or goes outside, she rubs her face on the couch and floor. We have taken her to the veterinarian several times, changed her food three times, and she is on Benadryl twice a day, but nothing seems to help. She has licked her paws so much that she has bare spots all up and down her legs.



There are many reasons why dogs (and cats) develop this condition. For details, check the archives of this column at my website. Presuming that the veterinarian has ruled out mange, a parasitic skin infestation, your poor dog probably has a food allergy. An elimination diet, which your veterinarian can help you with, is called for.

Second, this might be a contact allergy, so spread cotton sheets — washed in scent-free, eco-friendly, phosphate-free laundry detergent — where your

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ramblinboy: Royal Canin Duck And Green Pea Cat Food

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My wife scored a plastic trash can liner full of cat food from one of her friends. It probably weighs 20 pounds and the cans are 5.5 oz each, so there are probably at least 50 or 60 cans in there. It had been passed around to several people and none of their cats would eat it. Linda leaves food out for raccoons in the park, so she ended up with it. Raccoons will eat anything. Before consigning it to the raccoons, I decided to see if our two cats would eat it. They are big boys, always hungry and will eat almost anything. This stuff is one of the anti allergy formulas that they sell in veterinarian hospitals. The ingredients look to be very high quality and it smells good. It's made almost completely from duck meat and green peas. On first try, while interested, the cats didn't eat much. It was finely ground and very dense. I decided to dilute it a little. First I mixed it with some other canned cat food and had decent results with that. Next I just mixed it up with a little warm water so the consistency would be a lot looser. They were all over it and licked their little bowls clean, day after day.

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