Royal Canin Veterinary Diet is appreciated for its variety and taste but criticized for decreasing quality and inconsistent texture.
Lower quality ingredients
Prevention: Check can contents and consider mixing with other foods.
Frequent out of stock issues
Prevention: Plan for extended periods without the product.
The varied protein options help cater to different dietary needs.
Many cats find the food delicious.
Recent batches have lower quality ingredients.
Tip: Check can contents and consider mixing with other foods.
The price is considered excessive for the amount of food.
Some cans contain more liquid and less actual food.
Frustration with frequent stockouts.
Recent batches have lower quality ingredients and inconsistent textures.
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Various flavors including venison and rabbit.
Many users find the price excessive for the amount and quality of food received.
"I was able to try a few cans of the venison from the vet, which Max loved, but then I realized that was a fluke and tried the rabbit. Thank goodness he loves it too!"
"This line of Royal Canin veterinary diets took a major turn for the worse when Royal Canin reformulated them with lower quality ingredients while also making the cans smaller and keeping the price the same. As of then, the canned food has a smell indistinguishable from the cheapest, low quality sup..."
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet is a good option for cats with dietary restrictions, but buyers should be aware of recent quality issues and the higher price point. Check can contents and consider mixing with other foods if texture is an issue.
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