Selected Protein PR Loaf in Sauce Canned Cat Food (Packaging May Vary)

I've been feeding my cat Royal Canin Selected Protein PR for years and she has always enjoyed it and done very well from a food tolerance perspective until now. With my most recent shipment received Dec. 29, 2020, I immediately noticed a changed in the quality of the product and so did my cat who turned up her nose up at it. This is concerning given that my cat has food allergies and thus very limited options of food sources that she can tolerate much less is willing to eat. The food appears more gelatinous now rather than proteinaceous. Could this have anything to do with the new addition of carob bean gum (a gelling agent made of indigestible fiber)? Or maybe the newly included powdered cellulose (an anti-caking agent that also does not get absorbed by the intestine and has zero nutritive value)? Carrageenan (can you guess? a thickener and gelling agent!) is present in both the old and new formulations. In addition, the two new additives seem to have replaced the pea protein in the older preparation. To sum that up, the new recipe has 3 ingredients that are fibrous fillers as opposed the prior recipe which only had one such additive. In addition, a protein source (albeit from a vegetable) has been removed in the new recipe. The price increase for such a product is inexcusable. Yes, there has been an increase in price because the amount of food in the can went down. Cans used to hold 5.9 ounces and now hold 5.1 ounces. For a case of 24 cans, I previously paid $0.56 per ounce but now am asked to pay $0.65 per ounce. So let me get this straight. I'm paying a higher price for food that contains more fiber and filler (as suggested by not only the ingredient list but confirmed by listed crude fiber content) and that my cat with food allergies previously enjoyed but will no longer eat. Not anymore!

I have been feeding my cat (who has food allergies) Royal Canine Rabbit/Pea for 10 months now. She loved it an thrived on it. Her vomiting stopped, she put on weight. NOW, Royal Canin CHANGED the formulation and the size of the cans. I opened the first new can today and she IMMEDIATLEY vomited on it! GO BACK to the old formulation! This is very bad for pets with food allergies!!!

When my cat was diagnosed with hypercalcemia, my vet recommended we switch her diet. She ultimately was recommended this diet and She loves it! I actually have 5 cats but she is the only one on this particular diet and I can tell after she eats, my other cats are in there licking the empty bowl. It's great that a food that helps keep her health condition in check and has the added benefit of being food she enjoys.

I don’t know how much to feed my cat, because it is not listed on the item or on this page’s “Feeding Guidelines”

we have bought for our kitty for 7yrs...perfect! George loves RC))

Been feeding to Wiggles for several years! She loves it and it is keeping her healthy, what more can I ask for!!

Our little calico cat, Cali has a severe auto immune disease and must eat prescription food. The protein loaf in sauce is the only wet food she can eat without having a reaction. She loves the smell and cleans her dish each time. Thank you Royal Canin!

My cat has inflammatory bowel disease. This food has kept her symptoms under control.

Abby has horrible allergies, my vet suggested this food and things improved immensely! She is now 13 and her coat is still silky and she acts 5.

my cat is a very picky eater but she absolutly loves your product. She will eat the entire can and still keep going. Thank you for supplying a product I can trust and knoiw she loves!!