Blue Buffalo Natural Veterinary Diet HF Hydrolyzed for Food Intolerance Salmon Wet Cat Food, 5.5-oz can, 24 count

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  • Hydrolyzed salmon is the first ingredient, making it ideal for cats with food sensitivities.
  • Contains Omega 3 fatty acids from fish oil and flaxseed for healthy skin and coat.
  • Features St-o-ne Guard to promote a urinary environment for the dissolution and prevention of struvite stones and calcium oxalate stones.
  • Made without chicken (or poultry) by-product meals, corn, wheat, soy, artificial flavors, or preservatives.
  • This veterinarian-prescribed formula comes in cans that are convenient for storage and serving.

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About BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet®

A Natural Therapeutic Diet

Formulated by veterinarians and animal nutritionists, BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet products are designed to nutritionally help manage certain conditions for dogs and cats. BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet formulas contain the same kind of premium-quality ingredients that are synonymous with Blue Buffalo.

The True BLUE Promise

BLUE is formulated with only the finest natural ingredients:

• Always features protein-rich real meat

• NO chicken (or poultry) by-product meals

• NO corn, wheat or soy

A Holistic Approach to Nutritional Therapy

SCIENCE-BASED EFFICACY

Because the efficacy of nutritional therapy is top priority, BLUE Buffalo employs a team of PhD animal nutritionists, food scientists and veterinarians to ensure each BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet performs exactly as it should.

QUALITY AND SAFETY ARE PARAMOUNT

At BLUE Buffalo, product safety and quality are our #1 priority. We care deeply about the safety of our furry family members. We are proud of our best-in-class product quality, and have strict controls in place to make sure that our ingredients meet the highest quality standards.

PALATABILITY MATTERS

BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet is made with the finest natural ingredients just like all our BLUE foods. It always starts with REAL MEAT and contains NO chicken/poultry by-products, corn, wheat or soy and artificial preservatives, or flavors. It's a wholesome, natural veterinary diet that has both beneficial nutrition and a taste cats love.

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All BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet recipes feature a precise blend of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants selected by holistic veterinarians and animal nutritionists to help promote immune system health, fulfill life stage requirements and support a healthy oxidative balance.

About BLUE Buffalo

Blue Buffalo began with unconditional love and some furry inspiration from a large breed Airedale, Blue. When Blue's family started a pet food company, their vision was clear. They wanted every pet parent to be able to feed their pet with the same care they would feed family. So they created the #1 natural pet specialty food to help furry family members live happy, healthy lives. Of course, they named it after Blue.

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Questions & Answers

9 Customer Questions


What is the sodium content?


Does St-o-ne Guard create an acidic urine ph?


What flavor is this food

Answer by ChewyApr 14, 2020
This BLUE Natural Veterinary Diet HF is made with hydrolyzed salmon.

Is this food made in the USA?

Answer by ChewyNov 11, 2022
This recipe is made in the USA. Many of Blue Buffalo's ingredients, such as most grains and meats, like chicken, beef and turkey come from the United States. Lamb and venison can be free range from the United States or New Zealand. Rabbit is sourced from Europe, and trout can come from the United States or Canada. Where possible Blue's suppliers are instructed to source their ingredients from the United States. Where the ingredients are not readily available in the Unites States, such as many vitamins and minerals, their suppliers will only work with reliable foreign companies, and subject all ingredients to rigorous quality testing.

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Always consult a veterinarian about your pet’s health needs. Customer reviews should not be used as medical advice.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Sandra on Jan 30, 2026

NONE of my cats will go near it!

Tried this for my Lucy that has to have HA protein. Followed instructions for slow introduction. She refused to go near the food no matter how little of the new

Tried this for my Lucy that has to have HA protein. Followed instructions for slow introduction. She refused to go near the food no matter how little of the new food I added. I tried with my Charlie who we affectionately call the garbage disposal-he wouldn't touch it either! Finally I left it for the feral colony I feed, I figured- they've been known to forage out of the dumpster! But they also would rather go hungry! What a shame! It's too bad these prescription diets don't provide samples or trials. I'm stuck with a case of food.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Raymond on Jan 12, 2026

terrible

As many others have noted online, this food is terrible. My cat won't touch it, and that's probably a good thing. It would probably make him sick. There is a reason

As many others have noted online, this food is terrible. My cat won't touch it, and that's probably a good thing. It would probably make him sick. There is a reason you can only buy it by the case. There can't be many repeat customers. I tried it as an alternative to Hill's z/d now that Hill's has changed the formula. I don't understand why Royal Canin and Purina, both of which make good dry hydrolyzed cat food, don't offer wet versions. Hill's and Blue Buffalo are the only two choices for wet hydrolyzed cat food. Blue Buffalo is awful, and Hill's ruined a good product by changing the formula. I think the presence of fish protein and fish oil is the problem with both of these. Hill's z/d didn't use to contain fish ingredients, but it does now. Obviously, this salmon-based Blue Buffalo contains fish. I don't think fish-based foods are well tolerated by many cats with food allergies.


Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Curtis on Jan 28, 2026

Less than appetizing

Trying to find a wet food for sensitivity issues that our cat will eat. We were initially prescribed Hill's Science Diet ZD, but the cat didn't like it, so we asked

Trying to find a wet food for sensitivity issues that our cat will eat. We were initially prescribed Hill's Science Diet ZD, but the cat didn't like it, so we asked our vet for another option and got this Blue Buffalo HF. Between the two options, our cat prefers the ZD diet; neither option makes the cat want to eat. I realized the challenges of the consistency of hydrolyzed food, but it would be nice if it could somehow be made a little bit more palatable.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Erika on Feb 4, 2026

The texture really is like a burnt tire!

I’m so glad my vet sold this as single cans. As another reviewer said, the texture is uncannily rubbery and tough like a burnt tire. My chunky boy cat isn’t a picky

I’m so glad my vet sold this as single cans. As another reviewer said, the texture is uncannily rubbery and tough like a burnt tire. My chunky boy cat isn’t a picky eater so I gave it a chance. He did not like it! I usually use a silicone baby spoon to mush up my cats’ meals. The spoon barely made a dent in this when I tried to scoop it out of the can. It’s really laughable how bad it is.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By RACHEL on Jan 16, 2026

Terrible texture

I bought a case of Blue Buffalo hydrolyzed food in December. Leo has a serious protein allergy. The food arrived cold...because it's December. But as the cans have

I bought a case of Blue Buffalo hydrolyzed food in December. Leo has a serious protein allergy. The food arrived cold...because it's December. But as the cans have warmed, the food remained a cold brown clump. It isn't a puree, its a clump. When I mush it, the food just falls apart. So disturbing because this brand is so expensive and there's no recourse.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Carla on Jan 4, 2026

Hidrolyzed wet and dry food

My cat, who has allergy problems, vomited the first bite of this food. I'm tired of wasting my time and money, and I'm worried about what they put in these expensive

My cat, who has allergy problems, vomited the first bite of this food. I'm tired of wasting my time and money, and I'm worried about what they put in these expensive foods that even stray cats won't eat. What kind of animal do they test it on before releasing it to the market??? It's a shame I have to return it, but I have no choice. I've tried hydrolyzed dry and wet food, and I haven't had any success with my cat.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Kathleen on Jan 21, 2026

Prescription food that works for Sadir

For my cat Sadie this prescription food works for Sadie’s IBD and contains none of her allergens. It does have a texture that is hard to give it a texture she likes,

For my cat Sadie this prescription food works for Sadie’s IBD and contains none of her allergens. It does have a texture that is hard to give it a texture she likes, but heating it 3-5 seconds in microwave softens it. Sadie has been on Blue Buffalo HF for about a year and she is doing well.


Rated 2 out of 5 stars
By Emma on Nov 28, 2025

Made with the intention of tires

I'm not entirely positive where "chunks" came from in this description, but probably because this isn't able to be classified as pate considering the consistency

I'm not entirely positive where "chunks" came from in this description, but probably because this isn't able to be classified as pate considering the consistency. Blue Buffalo must have taken inspiration from a blown tire on the side of the freeway in order to come up with whatever now plagues my poor cats bowl. My two cats with no dietary restrictions are horrified that I'd consider serving this to them. The one who I got this for hates pate so I didnt know how she'd react, but she did try to eat this, she really did. There was a lot of licking, a lot of sniffing, and some more licking as she tried to get through the dense slab of cat food esq like spam. I cannot give this 1 star yet because she is still trying to eat it, but she's also very stubborn for a wet food she's allowed to eat, which hasn't occurred since the diagnosis. I can only ask all three for forgiveness at this point as we try and find something that works. My pleas may fall on deaf ears and one of the ones without restrictions looks like she plans to leave me a present on my pillow as retaliation. I cannot blame her. Please pray for the litter box and myself.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Terri on Jan 2, 2026

Hydrolyzed salmon

All of the other food and treats were HP chicken liver and my cats would taste the other brand of canned food and leave half of it. I got this because it was a different

All of the other food and treats were HP chicken liver and my cats would taste the other brand of canned food and leave half of it. I got this because it was a different flavor. They licked it and walked away. I put it out for them for a week and they wouldn’t touch it. Now I have 23 cans of food that my cats won’t touch.


Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Jennifer on Feb 1, 2026

They food was really dense and did not break up easily.

The food was really dense and required us to break it up with repeated fork mashing before it was in small enough pieces for them to eat it. Our cats would eat it

The food was really dense and required us to break it up with repeated fork mashing before it was in small enough pieces for them to eat it. Our cats would eat it sometimes but it wasn't a big hit.