Royal Canin Ultamino is a prescription diet that helps cats with allergies and digestive issues, but it's expensive and often out of stock. Read more to find out if it's the right fit for your cat’s needs.
Good for cats with allergies due to the reaction to other foods. Dust and fur ball manageabl.
Certain users experienced better digestive results when transitioned from other food.
Veterinary professionals recommend the food for managing food sensitivities, though some cats may need adjustments before fully accepting it.
Regular availability issues and difficulty finding in stores, making it hard to consistently feed your cat.
Strong, chemical-like smell that cats find unappealing, leading to refusal to eat.
Ultrar high cost compared to alternatives, leading to financial burden.
Stock issue
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Yes, it is recommended for managing digestive issues in cats.
"My poor cat buttercup was reluctant at first to eat this food but topped with some hydra care by Purina pro plan she has stopped scratching at herself because of the allergic feedings and recovered"
"This smells awful and my cat refuses to eat it. It smells like chemicals and oil. She will cry for other options and it breaks my heart as she has to be on this due to digestive issues."
While Royal Canin Ultamino is effective for managing cat allergies and digestive issues, its high cost and frequent stock issues might make you consider alternatives. If you have a cat with food sensitivities, consult your vet to see if this prescription diet is worth the investment.
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