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Sensitive Stomach Cat Food

Our Most Sensitive Cat Food Recipes

Sensitive stomach cat food is specially formulated to be gentle on your cat's digestive system, reducing the risk of stomach upset and discomfort. 

Our Most Sensitive Cat Food Recipes

Sensitive stomach cat food is specially formulated to be gentle on your cat's digestive system, reducing the risk of stomach upset and discomfort.

Cats with sensitive stomachs need food that’s easy to digest and free from ingredients that could upset their system. Keep scrolling for the best cat foods to help relieve your cat's sensitive stomach.

Find the Best Cat Food for Sensitive Stomachs

Rabbit Cat Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Au Jus for Cats
$72.04
$72.04
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Limited Ingredient Bland Diet Wet Food Chicken & Rice Recipe for Cats
$41.88
$41.88
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Kangaroo Cat Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Kangaroo for Cats
$96.76
$96.76
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Venison Cat Food: Limited Ingredient Diet Venison Entrée 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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Limited Ingredient Diet Turkey Pâté for Cats
$42.96
$42.96
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Limited Ingredient Diet Chicken Pâté for Cats
$42.96
$42.96
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Limited Ingredient Diet Paté Trial Pack for Cats
$25.99
$25.99
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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

Reasons Your Cat Might Need a Sensitive Stomach Cat Food

Your cat may need some sensitive stomach cat food if they experience recurrent vomiting, diarrhea, or digestive issues.  Here are some of the most common causes:

1. Food Intolerances

Cat food intolerances can cause your cat’s digestive system to have difficulty processing certain ingredients, leading to uncomfortable symptoms like bloating and gas. For example, cats with gluten or lactose sensitivities can experience an upset stomach after eating grains or dairy, respectively.

Choosing a limited ingredient diet can make a big difference to their digestive health by eliminating troublesome ingredients like potatoes, peas, and artificial flavors or colors from your cat’s bowl.

2. Digestive Issues

When your cat experiences vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation, it might be a sign their current diet is too harsh for their system. Underlying health issues, such as IBD or IBS, can play a role in digestive issues. Stress and anxiety—triggered by changes in environment or routine—can cause gastrointestinal symptoms as well.

Switching to a sensitive stomach cat food can provide the gentle nutrition your cat needs. These recipes are formulated to be easier on the stomach, helping your cat feel better and more comfortable. KOHA cat food recipes contain a limited number of carefully curated ingredients and no junky fillers, which means fewer potential sources of irritation being introduced to your cat’s system. This can help promote healthy digestion and reduce the likelihood of gastrointestinal issues.

3. Skin Allergies

If your cat is dealing with itchy skin, redness, or discomfort, it could be due to their diet. Food allergies can often cause skin-related reactions as a result of a hypersensitive immune response. After your cat ingests certain foods, their immune system kicks into overdrive to build defenses against the offending ingredients, causing chronic skin irritation.

A diet that avoids common allergens and includes novel proteins can help support your cat’s skin health. Novel protein cat food contains proteins not normally found in your cat’s diet, making them less likely to trigger an allergic reaction. It’s a safe and healthy way to help your cat find relief from itchy skin!

Ditch the itching, upset stomach & wasted food

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Zero Junky Fillers

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Safe for Sensitive Stomachs

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Types of Cat Food for Sensitive Stomachs 

The best types of cat food for sensitive stomachs can help soothe and support your cat's stomach health.

Wet Cat Food for Sensitive Stomachs

Wet cat food is often recommended for sensitive stomachs because its higher moisture content can help with digestion and reduce the risk of stomach upset, providing a gentler option for cats with stomach sensitivities.

Minimal & Limited Ingredient Cat Food

Minimal and limited ingredient cat food is also beneficial for sensitive stomachs. Introducing fewer ingredients to your cat’s system reduces the risk of there being potential allergens in their diet. This lowers the chance of triggering allergies and sensitivities that can cause digestive problems, like bloating, gas, vomiting, or diarrhea.

This type of food is easier for your cat to digest thanks to its single-source animal proteins and lack of junky fillers. Explore KOHA Limited Ingredient recipes that prioritize simplicity and quality, ensuring your cat gets what they need without the extras that can cause discomfort.

Learn More About Cat Food for Sensitive Stomachs

What is the best food for a cat with a sensitive stomach?+

Sensitive stomach cat food is specially formulated to ease digestive issues, reduce stomach upset, and provide optimal nutrition for your feline friend. The best food for a cat with a sensitive stomach contains easily digestible ingredients and excludes common allergens that can irritate the stomach, such as potatoes, corn, soy, or carrageenan.

With carefully selected ingredients, KOHA’s sensitive stomach cat food recipes promote overall digestive health for a happier cat. KOHA offers a wide array of delicious choices to satisfy even the pickiest cat.

How does sensitive stomach cat food work?+

Sensitive stomach cat food works by featuring easily digestible ingredients and excluding common allergens, making it gentle on the digestive system and reducing the risk of stomach upset or irritation. 

These specialized diets are formulated to alleviate digestive issues and promote overall digestive health in cats with sensitive stomachs.

What is the best wet cat food for a sensitive stomach and vomiting?+

The best wet cat food for a sensitive stomach and vomiting is one that features easily digestible proteins, limited ingredients and excludes common irritants.

For example, KOHA Limited Ingredient Bland Diet Wet Food is perfect for cats struggling with loose stool, vomiting, or upset stomach. It combines gut-friendly shredded chicken, pumpkin, and white rice to promote smooth digestion and optimal stool quality. This moisture-rich formula can also help replenish any hydration lost from diarrhea and vomiting. It provides all the benefits of a bland diet in a convenient, complete, and balanced formula that’s ready to serve.

Is wet or dry food better for a cat with an upset stomach?+

Wet food can be better for a cat with an upset stomach because it offers more moisture, which aids digestion and hydration. The softer texture is also easier for cats to consume, especially when they're not feeling their best. Wet food can soothe the stomach and is often more appealing, so your cat will be more tempted to eat.

What food is good for cats to digest?+

Cat food that is rich in high-quality proteins, low in fillers, and free from common food allergens can support digestive health in cats. In particular, wet, moisture-rich cat food, like Limited Ingredient Diet Duck Pâté or Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Au Jus, can help cats with digestion. Cats need water to help with digestion, and these recipes have up to 80% moisture. They also have a paté texture, feature pumpkin to support digestion, and contain no junky fillers that can trigger digestive upset.

What is the easiest protein for cats to digest?+

Easily digestible proteins for cats include chicken and turkey, as well as novel proteins, such as rabbit and venison. Novel proteins are often less likely to cause allergic reactions, since they’re unfamiliar to your cat’s system, and they’re gentle on the digestive system, making them ideal for cats with sensitive stomachs.