Hill's Science Diet Adult Sensitive Stomach & Sensitive Skin Chicken & Vegetable Entree Wet Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Causes digestive issues in some cats
- Positive for cats with sensitive stomachs
- High price for the concerns raised
Quick Verdict
causes digestive issues in some cats, but works well for others.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Cats vomiting and rejecting food.
Prevention: Consider alternatives or consult a vet.
Damaged or expired products.
Prevention: Increase vigilance in inspecting and reporting damaged packages.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Digestive Health (2)
Helps with digestion and stool consistency.
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Sensitive Tummy Relief (2)
Works well for cats with sensitive tummies.
Cons
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Digestion Issues (4) major
Causes vomiting and digestive upset in some cats.
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Rejection by Cats (4) major
Some cats refuse to eat it.
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Quality Issues (2) critical
Reports of spoiled or damaged cans.
Quality Trend: Declining
Multiple recent complaints about damaged or expired products.
mixed
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cats with sensitive stomachs. — Works well for some cats with digestive issues.
✗ Skip If
- • Cats prone to vomiting or finicky eaters. — Many cats reject or vomit after eating this food.
Durability & Care
Factors: Packaging, storage, expiration date
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs?
It is designed for sensitive stomachs, but some cats still experience digestive issues.
Highlighted Reviews
"My cat has been on the prescription version of this food for over a year. My vet said that if my cat tolerated the prescription version well if I wanted to try the non-prescription version I could so I did the two times I gave this to my cat he promptly threw it up and then proceeded to throw up unt..."
Bottom Line
It may be worth trying for cats with sensitive stomachs, but be prepared for potential issues and consider the high price.