Please note that the Growth/Sensitive-GI feline dry diet has been discontinued. Some cats may be able to transition to the Chunky Stew, which shares many of the same therapaeutic indications and benefits. Please talk to your veterinary team before making any diet changes and reach out to our knowledgeable Care Team if you have any questions at 877-698-3823.

Growth/Sensitive-GI feline dry diet contains a limited number of highly digestible ingredients and provides a nutrient profile that is known to benefit gastrointestinal health, appropriately supports kitten growth, and achieves optimal lean body mass in adult cats as a maintenance diet.

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• Growth/Sensitive-GI feline dry diet contains a limited number of highly digestible ingredients and provides a nutrient profile that is known to benefit gastrointestinal health, appropriately supports kitten growth, and achieves optimal lean body mass in adult cats as a maintenance diet. This formula is intended for cats or kittens with various gastrointestinal conditions, as a growth diet, and as a maintenance diet for adult cats.

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• Turkey, dried sweet potatoes, potato protein, dried peas, turkey meal, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), natural flavor, tomato pomace, flaxseed, marine microalgae, calcium chloride, choline chloride, calcium carbonate, fructooligosaccharides, dried brewers yeast, vitamins, minerals, taurine, salt, mixed tocopherols, rosemary extract.
• 1. High palatability
  2. Reduced caloric density
  3. High-quality protein for lean body mass
  4. Single, unique protein source (turkey)
  5. High digestibility (for immature gastrointestinal tracts)
  6. Natural source of glutamine (turkey) for gastrointestinal repair and growth
  7. Added prebiotics (mono- and fructooligosaccharides)
• 1. Acute or chronic gastroenteropathy
  2. Adverse reaction to food
  3. Inappetence and recovery
  4. Post-operative enteropathy
  5. Pancreatitis: patient-dependent
  6. Constipation: patient-dependent
  7. Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency