Best sensitive cat food?

Even the sensitive stuff didn't help cheddars vomiting. I swapped her from RC Persian to Iams vitality. She's gone from vomiting 4-5 a week to once a month and now less. Since I've cut out dreemies.

So is it just dry food you're looking for? Does the Iams have grains/cereals in it?
Mine eat thrive dry and encore dry - they are both grain free and high meat

I make up a mix of thrive and encore in a cereal pourer tub and the cats seem to like it

Scrumbles?

I use Royal Canin Sensible 33 for my two and find it very good.

I use swear by feed Attu and my cat was transformed (as was the dog) its grain free but after a year he was vomiting everyday and his skin rash returned. He's now eating AVA ("advanced nutrition veterinary approved") sensitive skin and stomach, I buy it from Pets at Home. Skin rash gone (again) and he's putting on weight and his fur looks amazing.

AVA is a pets at home own brand. My cats used to eat the AVA kitten food

I thought it might be, my cat is really fussy and seems to like it which is an added bonus.

Out littlest is having applaws dried after constant diarrhoea since we got her. It's 80% meat and totally grain free and her stomach has been so much better. We are slowly introducing a bit of Lily's kitchen wet food.

I bought the AVA because I was annoyed that the Attu was causing him to vomit give him a skin rash and I was standing in pets At Home reading the bags hoping for something good to leap out at me and as it was much cheaper than many of the others I thought I had nothing to loose.So far I'm delighted with how good it's been fingers crossed it last.

Have you tried wet food?
How often are they being sick?

Our cat had digestive trouble when he was really young so the vet put him on prescription food until the symptoms calmed down. If they didn't, that would have suggested the problem was something else not triggered by diet. But he did get better after a few months, and then we were able to switch to Royal Canin Sensible dry food and that's what he's been on since.

However he wouldn't have recovered in the first place without the prescription food first. (And if you thought Royal Canin was expensive, holy moly... £18 for a small bag if I recall!!) The special food was made of venison and pea ("novel proteins") and he was on it until all traces of any other food had left his system and the reaction was gone. Only then were we allowed to change to the RC food. It was pretty funny though, his poo was pea-green!!

Wet food has extra moisture which you cat will be losing by being sick. Is it food that's coming up? Hairballs?

Are they eating too quickly and then puking it back up. Maybe try one of those slow feeder bowls

We've got. a slow feeder bowl its also raised and at an angle I changed the bowl and the food around the same time so am not sure which has helped but so far no regular vomiting for 3 months.

One of mine kept getting really bad hiccups after eating. We bought the raised and tilted bowls which have helped.