Royal Canin Vet Sensitivity Control Feline is a veterinary diet indicated for adult cats and kittens with food allergies, intolerances, chronic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), or diarrhoea. It helps manage adverse dermatological and digestive signs.

The main protein source in this food is dehydrated duck meat. Duck, along with rice, has been carefully selected as a source of protein and carbohydrates rarely associated with allergies in cats, making the formula hypoallergenic.

Yes, this is a veterinary diet. Hypoallergenic dietary management with Royal Canin Vet Sensitivity Control Feline should be recommended and monitored by a veterinarian, and is often prescribed for the animal's entire life.

This diet contains 27% protein and 11% fat, and is enriched with fish oil (rich in Omega-3 fatty acids) to promote healthy skin and coat. It also includes vegetable fibres for healthy digestion and balanced minerals to support the cat's urinary health.

Generally, the transition takes 10 days: days 1 to 3 with 25% of the new food, days 4 to 6 with 50%, days 7 to 9 with 75%, and on day 10 only the new food. However, in cases of suspected food allergy or intolerance, the change in the cat's diet must be made immediately, without any transition period.

Royal Canin Vet Sensitivity Control Feline is suitable for all life stages. It can be offered to both adult cats and kittens that require an elimination diet or suffer from digestive and dermatological issues associated with food sensitivities.