Purina ONE Sensitive Stomach, Sensitive Skin, Natural Dry Cat Food, +Plus Sensitive Skin and Stomach Formula – 16 lb. Bag
$34.46
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Serve your favorite feline Purina ONE +Plus Sensitive Skin and Stomach Formula Natural With Added Vitamins, Minerals and Nutrients adult dry cat food. Prebiotic fiber in this cat dry food supports her sensitive stomach, while the carefully formulated high protein dry cat food formula gives your cat the nutrition she needs to stay healthy and active. Turkey and other high-quality ingredients in this Purina cat food contain no artificial flavors or preservatives, and added vitamins, minerals and nutrients support development. Real turkey is the first ingredient in our sensitive stomach dry cat food, which has 38 grams of protein per cup to help support strong muscles. Four antioxidant sources and omega fatty acids round out the 100 percent complete and balanced adult cat food and help support her immune system and sensitive skin. The crunchy texture and calcium help support her teeth and gums. Dish up this natural cat food kibble with confidence since it is veterinarian recommended.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 3.75 x 15.25 x 22.5 inches; 16 Pounds
Item model number : 178647
Date First Available : August 19, 2004
Manufacturer : Nestle Purina Pet
ASIN : B000WFLZ0C
Best Sellers Rank: #338 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #23 in Dry Cat Food
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Real turkey is the first ingredient in our high protein cat food to help support strong muscles, including a healthy heart in adult cats
Made for cats with sensitive systems, this Purina ONE sensitive stomach cat food features an easily digestible formula with added prebiotic fiber
Crunchy cat food with calcium supports strong teeth and healthy gums, and four antioxidant sources help support a healthy immune system
With deliciously crunchy bites, this turkey cat food delivers a great taste and is made with no artificial flavors or preservatives
Purina sensitive skin and stomach cat food is crafted in Purina-owned, U.S. facilities
8 reviews for Purina ONE Sensitive Stomach, Sensitive Skin, Natural Dry Cat Food, +Plus Sensitive Skin and Stomach Formula – 16 lb. Bag
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Marie M –
My baby has gained weight and no more vomiting or diarrhea
My cat was dx with possible irritable bowel disease. He was treated for that with medication and I switched to this cat food. Hard to tell which made the actual change in him. But he’s s not picky anymore and loves this food and has no more diarrhea or vomiting!!! My other cats love it too and they all so much healthier and shiny! I think this food was part of his recovery. He was so thin and now he’s looking buff and so so much better! Please keep making this great cat food Purina.
TheCatDad –
The go to cat food
This is the cat food my cats regularly get. It is a great balance of cost with healthy ingredients and helps with cats who have digestion issues. Even the pickiest of cats love this stuff!
Melissa V. –
My kitty loves these!
My poor cat has had many trial and error foods with her sensitive skin and stomach. She’s also picky about her “crunchies” Finally we have found a food that doesn’t flare up her skin and she rarely comes up with hairballs anymore. Great quality and fresh.
S. Harman –
Good budget friendly option to higher cost pet foods
We recently switched to Purina ONE Sensitive Stomach for our cats from the HSD brand because prices of the higher tier pet foods have become outlandish. The price for this isn’t great either, but is at least more budget friendly. I was worried about my cats having negative side effects or just plain not liking it. But so far, so good. I really like that the pieces are small and easy for them to bite and eat. No stomach issues from switching foods either and they seem to like the flavor just fine. As long as that stands, I’ll continue to save my hard earned money and purchase Purina one. The price has already increased one time but hopefully they don’t raise them again anytime soon.
Amber Weinstein –
Great quality cat food
Have been using this cat food for a few months now. We have four cats with all different dietary needs. But this seems to be satisfying and we don’t have any more throw ups or diarrhea. Finally found something that works!
Ben says –
A lifesaver if you own sensitive stomach cats
I have multiple cats, and switching them to Purina One Sensitive Stomach has made a noticeable difference. They all took to it quickly—no picky eaters here—and the change in their digestion has been huge. Their bathroom habits are much cleaner now, with less mess and less odor, which makes my life a whole lot easier.The kibble is a good size for them, and they seem to really enjoy the taste. Best of all, it hasn’t upset their stomachs like some other foods I’ve tried in the past.Pros:Gentle on sensitive stomachsCats actually like the tasteNoticeably cleaner litter box habitsAffordable compared to some specialty brandsCons:Bag could be resealable for easier storageBottom Line: If your cats have sensitive stomachs, this food is worth a try. Mine are happier, healthier, and the litter box is a lot less of a chore now.
🐆😺MeoW😸🐆 –
👍👍great on sensitive bellies but if they arent good poopers you may..
🐈GOOD FOOD APPEALS TO MANY GOOD PRICE🐈… Need to mix with cat chow gentle ( lavender coloured bag)..Both foods are easyOn bellies but i initially thought they were kinda interchangeablebut when it seemed not..I looked at fiber content.. Gentle is higher..We have one cat that could use just that,( But too much for sis)And 1 that could use just this..( but not enough fiber for sis)And one whos in between …So we mix these togetherAnd that takes care of most.. We have one girl who also needs 18 tsp miralax 4 timesA week .. Her sis 164 ( yes thats right.. Norpro makes tiny spoon set 5 bux).. The other none..The sisters also get a vetasyl cap 1-whole 1-half 3 times weekWe mix them into bisque lickable packets w hot water to make a soup.. BcNone of that works without extra water!If your cat is throwing up.. Pay attention to the poop.. Should be regular and goodTexture.. Constipated cats throw up.. So its something to consider..Also some have cat ibd.. One of ours does and threw up often..she is doingWell with this and inexpensive steroid 1 pill on fri.. A half monIts $1.50 a week.. This an immune cond that flares so she will be on theseThe rest of her life.. It is steroid so we use the lowest dose that gets her 90%Good and shes been doing well 2 yrs..And thankfully i can tunnel out a jumbo temptation, put it in and use pill paste ( one wJackson galaxy on it) to cover hole.. She just eats it willingly!Ive had many many many cats and USED to think they just throw up.. Well sometimesA hairball here or there or ate a bug.. But ive learned that if you pay attention..There IS something else going on!.. Might just be sensitive to the food.. Might beSomething else..MOST common is a constipated cat.. They are great at hiding it.. And it canBecome costly and life threatening if really backed up besides just beingUncomfortable.. Our 1 girl, i thought had joint issues.. Nope.. Just backed up..Fixed that and she was runnin round again..Now i was lucky that ibd girls vet said lets tryThis vs biopsy etc.. The thought was if it works then thats her issue ( i did though ask forAn xray and it confirmed it ..poor thing had 8 lil inflammatory gassy pockets)Her brother threw up often and it turned out to be acids from kidney failure( Very common and 14 pepcid ( reg 10 mg famatodine only) helped tremendously..First as needed then daily at end.. His ibd sis gets this on occasion too!If you can swing it.. Get a blink cam..bout 100 bux.. It was how we solved multipleCat mysteries and saved us a tin of $$$ in avoided vet bills and a whole lottaConfusion and frustration..What we did is mount it near box on a micro usb cord so didntHafta do batteries.. Used xmas lights so there was always good lightIn there.. Then we switched off blue rec light ..its a tiny switch insideAnd in the app we turned off infrared setting( this is why you need to be sureTheres good light from xmas lights) ..We did that bc it will click and a red light comes on in infrared nightMode and we didnt wanna startle them.. It was through this and my otherCams that i realized the Big girl is a twice a day pooper and if she cant do thatThen she throws up.. Id see her throw up.. ( often after guzzling water)… Then poop within 20 min then be fine.. Unless she still couldnt go…then shed realllyGet sick and weird…Weve found most of em go bout once a day.. Smtimes slightly more or lessBut we take note of good quality ( plenty of pics online of what is good and whatIsnt)We also use 3 or 4 hairball tempt treats 3 x week ( not mira days) for one withBiggest problem… These have fiber and oil in them ..Ok so i know thats a lot but i work with a girl whos ended upIn the cat er and spent $$$$$ thinking its a blockage ( which ISpossible) only to find out the cat was constipated and needed an enema whichIm sure wasnt fun for anyone involved!!And until we got our cams, we were losin our minds with 5 aging kittiesWith diff health issues so i hope our insanity can help someone else🐈get this food🐈mix with gentle🐈get cameras!!!🐈keep pepcid, miralax, pill paste, jumbo temptationsHairball temptations and bisque packets on hand or as weCall it ” aging cat kit”🐈Check with your vet before using any meds..And intro fiber and mira slowly too much too soonIsnt good… Go slow🐈And pay attention.. constipation is quite treatable butCan become dangerous if ignored..Ibd is serious but treatable..Kidney failure can be managed with kidney food ( if theyll eat it)And pepcidI hope this helps someone out there!🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈
Niki –
Works great
This works great for my cat who has a sensitive stomach. I like that it is free from chicken.