This may be a stupid question, but can you only buy the clinical range of royal canin foods in vets clinics?

The big shops near me (pets at home, northwest discount pet food) both dont sell them so I'm thinking you cant just buy them anywhere.

But our vet has put our kitties on the sensitivity control one (part of the ongoing saga!!) and im trying to find it cheaper than at the vet, but now I'm thinking it can only be bought through vets.

Anyone know of anywhere else, or I may have to give up eating so my cats can!

Try online. I usually get my pet food (and syringes) for my diabetic cat from petmeds or petplanet (I'm not sure if you feed wet or dry food so linked to both to give you an idea of prices) It seems pretty expensive mind you so I'm not sure if it will work out any cheaper for you than buying at the vets.

Great, thanks for those links! Still expensive, but much cheaper than the vets.

So if this stuff work for them I'll def use this petplanet to order it instead.

One of ours is on a veterinary diet and I've bought at http://www.viovet.co.uk/ before.

It is cheaper than the vets, but look out for the delivery charges - if we want smaller bags of food we always do it through the vet which works out cheaper! Larger quantities sometimes have free delivery on viovet/petplanet etc