Have you ever investigated why your kitty has a sensitive stomach? Is it an allergy, irritable bowel, does she just eat too fast? I know that many wet food varieties contain wheat gluten - it is usually the root cause of food allergies - Wellness has varieties that are gluten free. If it's irritable bowel then there are medications your vet can try to ease her symptoms. If she is regurgitating because she eats too fast there are actually bowls on the market that slow your pet down while they eat - I would talk to your vet if you haven't already to see if there is an underlying medical cause for her upset stomach - then try the Wellness and see if you get a reaction. There is much debate as to which type of food is better for your cat – but I am of the belief that wet food is much healthier – and have eliminated dry food altogether with very positive results. Good luck!

Joey answered on 9/23/10. Helpful? / 1

I've tried EVO wet and dry; it is too rich a food for my cats and they ended up with diarrhea.

All of the Natura products, which include, Innova, EVO, California Natural, Wellness (and I can't remember the others) were bought by Proctor & Gamble. It's been over a year now and even with the Innova I have fed my belovds for years, a few are throwing up, having bowel problems - and even though they SAY they haven't changed, my cats throw up a different color with the new Innova, it crumbles quicker, pieces smaller.

I am almost done with the slow switch-over to "Taste of the Wild" by Wilderness for dry food. Have tried it before, it's very healthy (ingredients), made with purified water as well (My cats drink spring water all the time, too).

For wet food, I can't believe how much they really love the Halo "Spot's Stew". They just don't like the lamb one, or Salmon, but the chicken and turkey, yeahhhhhh!! Open a can, it smells like something you could eat!

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Tiny Dancer answered on 8/14/11. Helpful? / 0