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Cat Food for Allergies

Discover the Best Cat Recipes for Cats with Food Allergies

Feeding your cat minimal ingredients and unique proteins can help avoid ingredients that cause food allergies.

Best Cat Food for Allergies

Browse some of the best hypoallergenic cat food options for cats with food allergies, made with novel proteins, beneficial ingredients, and no junky fillers.

Choose the Best Meals for Your Cat With Food Allergies

Rabbit Cat Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Au Jus for Cats
$72.04
$72.04
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Limited Ingredient Diet Duck Pâté for Cats
$50.16
$50.16
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Kangaroo Cat Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Kangaroo for Cats
$96.76
$96.76
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Pure Shreds Shredded Duck Entrée for Cats
$41.88
$41.88
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Venison Cat Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Venison Entrée for Cats
$72.04
$72.04
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Freeze-Dried Raw Topper Elk & Venison Recipe for Dogs and Cats
$27.99
$27.99
$0.00
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Is your pet experiencing

Food Allergies

Itchy irritated skin, ears, or paws

Digestive Issues

Upset stomach, loose stools, vomiting, itchy or irritated skin , ears or paws

Picky Eating

Refusing to eat, not getting the proper nutrition, and wasting food

What Makes KOHA Cat Food for Allergies Great?

KOHA cat food is the ideal choice for cats with food allergies and extreme food sensitivities. Here’s why:

Limited Ingredients

The best cat food for allergies contains limited, high-quality ingredients. This approach simplifies your cat’s diet and reduces exposure to potential allergens, making it easier to spot and manage sensitivities. A limited ingredient diet typically includes one protein source, vitamins and minerals, and fats for nutritional balance.

Novel Proteins 

High quality cat food for cats with food allergies contain novel proteins that your cat hasn’t been previously exposed to in their diet. Because your cat’s body isn’t familiar with these proteins, it reduces the likelihood of their immune system triggering allergic reactions. Novel protein cat food, featuring less common proteins like venison, kangaroo or rabbit, provides a hypoallergenic option for your cat’s diet.

No Junky Fillers

The best food for cats with food allergies will avoid junky fillers like corn and soy, which can trigger allergic reactions and make it difficult to identify the problematic allergen. By steering clear of these fillers, you’re ensuring your cat receives the necessary vitamins, minerals, and proteins for optimal health without unnecessary extras. KOHA focuses on targeted nutrition, free from these troublesome ingredients.

Hypoallergenic Diets

Every formula is developed with a focus on providing a hypoallergenic diet. That means tailoring nutrition to cats with sensitive systems, reducing exposure to common allergens, and offering balanced, wholesome meals that support long-term health. With KOHA, you’re giving your cat a diet designed specifically to help them thrive, even with food allergies.

Ditch the itching, upset stomach & wasted food

Proven with Picky Pets

Stop throwing away food (and money) with recipes pets love.

Zero Junky Fillers

Avoid food allergies and obesity with recipes that eliminate the junky fillers in many “premium” foods.

Safe for Sensitive Stomachs

End the stomach upset and allergies with the right protein for your pet.

Why You Might Need Cat Food for Food Allergies

If your cat experiences allergy symptoms like skin problems and thinning fur, itchy or watery eyes, or discomfort after eating, your cat may have food allergies. It’s crucial to identify these symptoms early to provide relief and improve your cat’s quality of life, including through dietary changes.

Skin Allergies 

Skin allergies in cats are often triggered by exposure to certain proteins, environmental factors, or food ingredients, leading to itchy skin, rashes, skin lesions, and thinning fur. These symptoms tend to intensify over time, as your cat’s immune system gradually builds a defense against the offending substances.

KOHA Limited Ingredient Diet cat foods focus on reducing potential allergens, offering a gentler diet for your cat’s skin health. Novel protein options, including duck, rabbit, and kangaroo, feature one animal protein per recipe to give you the best chance at avoiding allergic reactions.

KOHA cat food formulas also exclude common allergens like potatoes and artificial flavors, further helping to alleviate skin issues triggered by your cat’s diet.

Digestive Issues

Digestive issues in cats caused by food allergies can result from hypersensitivity to specific food certain ingredients leading to symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, or gastrointestinal discomfort.

Sensitive Stomachs

Food allergies can contribute to sensitive stomachs in cats by causing inflammation or irritation in the digestive tract, which can cause chronic indigestion, bloating, and gas.

Fortunately, the best cat food for cats with sensitive skin can also make a world of difference for a sensitive stomach. KOHA Limited Ingredient Bland Diet is the perfect recipe for cats with chronic upset stomach. It’s made with a single animal protein—real shredded chicken—to minimize the risk of digestive discomfort, fiber-rich pumpkin and white rice to promote regularity, and is free from junky fillers that can contribute to an upset stomach. This bland diet cat food is complete and balanced, meaning it can be fed as your cat’s everyday meal.

FAQs

What is the best cat food for a cat with food allergies?+

The best cat food for a cat with food allergies is a limited-ingredient diet, which avoids common allergens or provides a novel protein source, helping to alleviate allergic reactions. For example, KOHA Limited Ingredient Rabbit Au Jus is 96% rabbit exclusive of water, easy to digest, and contains no junky fillers or preservatives. Find the best KOHA cat food to help manage your cat’s food allergies.

How long does it take cat food allergies to go away?+

How long it takes for cat food allergies to resolve depends on the individual cat and the severity of the allergy. Once you switch to the best food for cats with allergies, it may take several weeks to a few months for the symptoms to significantly improve or disappear.

What to feed a cat with itchy skin?+

If your cat has itchy skin, it’s important to eliminate potential food sensitivities by feeding them a diet with novel proteins and minimal ingredients.

Novel protein cat food consists of proteins not normally found in your cat’s diet, such as venison, kangaroo or rabbit. Your cat’s immune system isn’t likely to recognize unfamiliar proteins, which lowers the odds of an allergic reaction. Choosing a minimal ingredient formula further reduces the risk of itchy skin by introducing fewer potential triggers to your cat’s system.

What do vets recommend for a cat with food allergies?+

Vets often recommend a diet that minimizes exposure to allergens by using novel proteins and limited ingredients. This helps manage symptoms and supports overall health. KOHA selection of limited ingredient cat food can offer a balanced approach with high-quality proteins and no junky fillers, making it a great choice for cats with food allergies.

How to build immunity to cat food allergies?+

Building immunity to cat allergies involves gradual exposure to allergens under a vet’s guidance. However, feeding your cat a diet with novel proteins and minimal ingredients can help support immune health by managing allergic reactions and alleviating the resulting symptoms, such as skin inflammation and chronic digestive issues. While KOHA minimal ingredient cat foods don't directly build immunity, they offer a way to reduce exposure to allergens and promote your cat's comfort and well-being.