Cat Allergies & Sensitivities — Simpler Choices, Calmer Skin

Support itchy skin, paw-licking and tummy flare-ups with allergy-aware picks curated by Canine & Co. This collection focuses on clear ingredients, consistent recipes and gentle care so you can run a clean trial, reduce guesswork and keep rewards on plan.

What you’ll find

• Limited-ingredient & single-protein diets: Straightforward recipes to simplify elimination trials.
• Hydrolysed & novel proteins: Options that help avoid common dietary triggers.
• Grain-inclusive & grain-free choices: Pick the format that suits your cat’s digestion best.
• Matched treats & toppers: Rewards that mirror your base diet’s protein to prevent cross-contamination.
• Skin & gut support: Omega-3 oils (EPA/DHA), probiotics, biotin and zinc to nourish from the inside.
• Topical care: Hypoallergenic shampoos/wipes and soothing sprays for local relief.
• Flea control: Monthly protection—essential for cats with flea-allergy dermatitis.

Pick by need

• Suspected food sensitivity: Choose a single-protein or hydrolysed diet and match all treats to that protein.
• Seasonal/environmental itch: Add a quality omega-3 oil; use gentle wipes on coat/paws; keep bedding clean.
• Digestive signs (loose stools, gas): Try a highly digestible formula with prebiotics/probiotics and simple ingredients.
• Face rubbing/ear flare-ups: Keep ears clean with a mild cleanser; consider a clean-protein trial.
• Kittens & seniors: Life-stage formulas with clear feeding guides and supportive nutrients.

How to run a clean trial

• Transition slowly: 7–10 days to the new diet.
• Stay consistent: Base diet + matched treats only for 6–8 weeks.
• Change one thing at a time: Evaluate before adding anything new.
• Track progress: Note itch level, stools and ear/skin changes weekly.

Home habits that help

• Vacuum and wash bedding weekly; choose low-dust litter for sneezy cats.
• Wipe coat/paws after outdoor time; keep grooming gentle and regular.
• Maintain monthly flea prevention for all pets in the household.

When to see your vet

• Raw or bleeding skin, recurrent ear infections, vomiting/diarrhoea, weight loss or lethargy.
• Itch that is severe, sudden or not improving with a clean trial.

Use filters to narrow by protein, format and price. Order online for fast delivery anywhere in South Africa— and make calmer skin and comfortable tummies part of your cat’s everyday routine.