I have two kittys (one a FIP survivor) who have been raised on Royal Canin - from Baby, Kitten, Instictive & most recently Urinary (gravy option preferred) with their dry food offerings of same. Lately though they have become a little less enthusiastic with their wet food. I've been looking for an additional option to provide more variety that still provides a quality, nutritious option, particularly for my FIP Warrior (survivor) to keep a healthy immune system. I purchased 12 pouches of this and WOW didn't they love it. Just wish I'd bought more as now it's Sold Out! If you want a good quality food to alternate with their usual food then give this a go!

It *slays* me that the sachet has a Burmilla on it (my 2 fussy girls are Burmillas...Royal Canin *knows* hahaha). They're both very small and prone to underweight, with one particularly a bit bony. And both of them reject most wet/dry food, so getting them to eat is very difficult.I'm so pleased the Sensory range is now in wet food, as kidney issues are endemic in this breed (I do have a water fountain which they use, but want to balance their diet 50/50 kibbles/wet food to be sure).It's worth a shot for those with fuss-pot cats. Try one sachet to begin with, as it is pricey - and try each texture and range (i.e.; smell, taste etc.) to see if there's a preference. Sometimes you need patience with your little ones :))

I have two very fussy cats who I struggle to find wet food for. I've tried every brand under the sun, but nothing has kept their interest more than 1-2 feedings. After trying Royal Canin Sensory Wet, they are absolutely hooked! Both of my cats licked their bowls clean and are very happy with the feed, so much so that it's become our new daily for them because they won't eat anything else. I definitely recommend this product to cat owners everywhere - it's quality food that you can feed your pets that is absolutely worth the price.