Limited Ingredient wet cat food in morsels

[tjcarst]

My cat is suffering allergies. Vet recommended a novel protein, grain free food.

My cat hates pate. I feed her Wellness Core (not Signature Select) Hearty Cuts Chicken and Turkey Grain Free now.

She is scratching pulling hair off on her stomach and neck.

 

[Kieka]

Merrick has this one and a rabbit flavor without poultry.

Merrick Backcountry Grain-Free Morsels in Gravy Real Beef Recipe Cuts Cat Food Pouches, 3-oz, case of 24 - Chewy.com

 

[LTS3]

Try using this:

Check This Out.... Chart For Cat Food Ingredients

Over the past couple of weeks, @cheeser and I have been working on a cat food ingredient chart that anyone can use to find suitable foods a food sensitive cat can eat or if a particular ingredient is to be avoided for preference reasons, such as no gums. Cheeser already had a personal...

thecatsite.com

 

[lavishsqualor]

I've actually had pretty good luck with Wholehearted's Limited Ingredient Duck. All of my cats love it, and it's reasonably priced. I'd rather it didn't contain the tapioca starch but for the price I think it's decent limited ingredient food. It's shreds so it's not a pate.

https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/wholehearted-limited-ingredient-diet-grain-free-duck-recipe-wet-adult-cat-food

 

[ladytimedramon]

Koha has a limited ingredient in "shreds", which is a bit more like ground meat in gravy. I know it comes in lamb and duck, if you haven't tried those proteins.

Lotus has their just juicy line, which has venison, pork, and pollock. Delilah hates pate but while we were allergy checking she liked the Lotus Just Juicy venison.

 

[Furballsmom]

Hi! This might help in addition;
from Mamanyt1953
Chamomile tea is a topical treatment. Buy the tea bags at your grocery store. ALL commercially prepared chamomile tea bags are German chamomile, which is safe for cats and medicinally active. The English variety which grows in many gardens is useless, and TOXIC to cats. Buy plain, unblended chamomile (the boxes are clearly marked). Brew a cup of the tea, chill it in the fridge, and swab on the area(s) several times a day. Chamomile is VERY soothing to "skin ouchies," as well as being mildly antibacterial and antifungal. AND, since it is safe for internal use as a calming agent, the tiny amounts she will lick off are totally safe.