Can you recommend a grain free wet cat food for sensitive stomachs?

[DrDolittlesParrot]

Following my cat's illness this year with sensitive skin and stomach, thought to be due to intolerances, I've been feeding him an expensive prescription diet from abroad, only chicken, veg and supplements required for cats. However, it's really expensive and I need to cut back a bit, so wondered if there was any wet cat food that's considered good available in the UK. I used to feed Felix As good as it gets, but he developed problems whilst on that. I'm looking for something I can ideally order online as rarely go to the shops these days.

Thanks.

my oriental has a very sensitive stomach hes very happy with this

www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/canned_cat_food_pouches/bozita/bozita_saver_packs/554380

I’ve recently moved my cat onto Amazon grain free wet food. He doesn’t like it as much as Felix etc but the litter tray is slightly more palatable these days

It’s called LifeLong

The Amazon one is not bad actually.
Zooplus do a decent range and if you find one you like, delivery is free if you spend over £30 I think. I quite often bulk buy cat food now.

James Wellbeloved I think is grain free. My cats love the dried food but not the wet.

James wellbeloved was enjoyed by our kitty.

Thanks. I used to feed Bozita to my old cat and had forgotten about it. I didn't know Amazon did their own cat food, so will check that out too.

James Wellbeloved is a little expensive, but I know it's good.

Bozita seems to work out cheapest, so might try them on that first.

butchers? Is certainly much cheaper and used to be recommended on here a lot, my cat was not a fan though.
Sainsbury do some grain free food too I think.

My cat with a grain free diet has Encore Natural Wet Cat Food. I have a monthly order via Amazon. They do have different flavours but will only eat the pure chicken.

Applaws is also grain free but despite being told that was his food of choice at his last home (he was a rescue) he has refused to eat it at mine.

Crave dry cat food is also grain free and he absolutely loves that.

Thanks. He eats dry food too fast and throws up so I'm keeping him on wet food for now.

Mine (skin scabs if any supermarket cat food or treats) was on Royal Canin sensitive (£70/month) for years but I read on here it was full of rubbish with not much protein so now he's on KatKins which is 95% protein, human grade food with no additives like grain etc. He's so much less constipated and it's only £55/month for me. I got a trial box, he didn't eat the lamb or beef, next box I just chose the fish, pork, chicken and turkey. Very impressed with them

Most grain free diets substitutes grains with legumes- not necessarily great for cats.

You'd be better with a high meat content quality wet food like Lily's kitchen, crave etc