Allergen Reducing, High Protein Cat Food, LIVECLEAR Turkey and Oatmeal Formula - 3.2 lb. Bag

This food ended up being a really good switch for us after dealing with constant sneezing and itchy skin. Within a couple weeks the shedding was less noticable and my cat seemed way more comfortable overall. She took to the turkey flavor right away with no stomach issues, which is always a gamble with sensitive food. The kibble size is easy for her to chew and the bag stays fresh after opening. It’s not the cheapest option, but the results have been consistant enough that it feels worth it, especially if allergies are part of the problem.

Perfect for the cat who has allergies.

My cat is 9.5 years old, weighs 5.4 kg, and as you can probably tell from the photo, she takes her food choices very seriously. She doesn’t have any health issues, but at this age, choosing the right food feels even more important. I specifically wanted a turkey and oatmeal–based formula, as I’ve heard chicken-based foods can sometimes trigger sensitivities in certain cats. I transitioned her slowly, and after the usual sniff-test and judgmental stare, she decided it was acceptable and started eating it willingly. After a few weeks, I noticed her digestion seemed more comfortable and her coat felt softer. Regarding the LIVECLEAR feature, I personally noticed a bit less fur and dust around the house, though this is just my own observation and may vary. The kibble size is medium and easy for her to chew. It is priced higher than standard cat food, but considering the ingredients and features for sensitive cats, I think it’s worth trying. Every cat is different — but this one clearly approves.

I've always been allergic to cats. I'm in my 50's and I can finally live allergy free! I got a cat!

My partner is allergic to pet dander and within a couple weeks her allergies had reduced quite a bit. There's a lot of good science backing this food and it is a well-trusted product. My cat absolutely loves this food and he is super picky. It has been shown that chickens that were raised around cats produce proteins in their eggs that can then be used in pet food which reduce the allergens that are on pet dander. This is a very basic and rudimentary explanation but the science is there and it really does work.