Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care Stress Chicken & Vegetable Stew Canned Cat Food, 2.9-oz, case of 24
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A healthy bladder starts with the right balance of vital nutrients. Excess minerals can encourage the formation of crystals in the urine, which may lead to the creation of bladder stones. They can cause discomfort and lead to more serious problems that require the care of a veterinarian. Stress in the home has been shown to negatively impact bladder health as well. Hill's nutritionists and veterinarians developed Prescription Diet c/d Multicare, clinical nutrition specially formulated to support your cat's urinary health while also managing stress. In fact, c/d Multicare is clinically tested nutrition to lower the recurrence of most common urinary signs by 89%. This irresistible food makes it easier for you to bond with your pet with gently cooked, bite-sized chunks of real chicken and natural ingredients with added vitamins and minerals.
Key Benefits- Clinical nutrition specially formulated to maintain your cat's stress, support your cat's urinary health, and lower the recurrence of most common urinary signs by 89%
- This irresistible food makes it easier for you to bond with your pet with gently cooked, bite-sized chunks of real chicken & natural ingredients with added vitamins and minerals
- Dissolves struvite stones in as little as 7 days (average 27 days) and reduces the risk of struvite & calcium oxalate stones
- Promotes desirable urine pH levels and has controlled levels of magnesium, calcium, & phosphorus
- Enriched with antioxidants, potassium citrate & Omega-3 fatty acids and recommended for lifelong feeding of adult cats
Veterinary Authorization
This item needs authorization from your veterinarian. Simply provide your pet and vet clinic information at Checkout and we'll follow up with your veterinarian to confirm. If you have a copy of your authorization, you can expedite the process by uploading a scan or photo of it to the Prescriptions section in your account or your order confirmation. You can also email it to vetdiet@chewy.com.
Diet Transitioning
Pets can be sensitive to sudden changes in their diets. For this reason, it is extremely important to follow a gradual transition plan to best support your pet's health and product effectiveness. Ask your Veterinarian about the best way to transition your pet to a new food.
Veterinary Authorization
This item needs authorization from your veterinarian. Simply provide your pet and vet clinic information at Checkout and we'll follow up with your veterinarian to confirm. If you have a copy of your authorization, you can expedite the process by uploading a scan or photo of it to the Prescriptions section in your account or your order confirmation. You can also email it to vetdiet@chewy.com.
Diet Transitioning
Pets can be sensitive to sudden changes in their diets. For this reason, it is extremely important to follow a gradual transition plan to best support your pet's health and product effectiveness. Ask your Veterinarian about the best way to transition your pet to a new food.
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Item Number80487
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Weight4.35 pounds
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Packaging TypeCan
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Food TextureStew
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LifestageAdult
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BrandHill's
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Food FormWet Food
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Special DietPea-Free, Veterinary Diet
Water, Pork Liver, Chicken, Carrots, Wheat Gluten, Rice, Corn Starch, Spinach, Chicken Liver Flavor, Chicken Fat, Potassium Alginate, Fish Oil, Soybean Oil, Calcium Chloride, Dicalcium Phosphate, Guar Gum, Calcium Sulfate, Taurine, vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Niacin Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid), Potassium Citrate, Iodized Salt, Choline Chloride, Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Dried Hydrolyzed Casein, L-Tryptophan, minerals (Zinc Oxide, Ferrous Sulfate, Manganese Sulfate, Copper Sulfate, Calcium Iodate), Beta-Carotene, Calcium Carbonate.
Caloric Content69 kcal/2.9 oz can
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 6.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 2.5% min |
| Crude Fiber | 1.0% max |
| Weight | Daily Feeding (cans) |
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| 6 lbs | 2 1/2 |
| 8 lbs | 3 |
| 10 lbs | 4 |
| 12 lbs | 4 1/2 |
| 14 lbs | 5 |
| 16 lbs | 5 1/2 |
| 18 lbs | 6 |
Pets can be sensitive to sudden changes in their diets. For this reason, it is extremely important to follow a gradual transition plan to best support your pet's health and product effectiveness. It is recommended to follow at least a 7-day transition plan before exclusively feeding your pet a new food. Cats will often refuse mixed diets, so we recommend adding the new food to a separate bowl from the old food. Start by mixing 75% of your pet's current diet with 25% of the new diet on Day 1 and Day 2. On Day 3 and Day 4, mix 50% of the current diet with 50% of the new diet. On Day 5 and Day 6, mix 25% of the current diet with 75% of the new diet. On Day 7, you can feed your pet the new food exclusively. Ask your Veterinarian about the best way to transition your pet to a new food.
| Transition Day | Current Diet | New Diet |
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| Days 1-2 | 75% | 25% |
| Days 3-4 | 50% | 50% |
| Days 5-6 | 25% | 75% |
| Day 7 | 0% | 100% |
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- Search for the diet your veterinarian recommends and add it to your cart. You can purchase your veterinary diets along with any other items you need.
- At Checkout, you'll be asked for your pet's name and veterinary clinic information so we can confirm that the item is authorized by your veterinarian.
- Place your order and we'll take care of contacting your veterinarian. If you have a copy of your authorization, you can expedite the process by uploading a scan or photo of it to the Prescriptions section in your account or your order confirmation. You can also email it to vetdiet@chewy.com.
If your clinic needs more information from you or recommends a different diet, we'll let you know immediately.
I have a copy of the authorization from my veterinarian. Can I send it to you?
Yes. If you have a paper copy of your veterinarian's authorization, you can upload a scan or photo to the Prescriptions section in your account or your order confirmation. You can also email it to vetdiet@chewy.com.
Can I use a veterinarian's authorization if it was written by a veterinarian out of state? Yes. We accept valid authorizations from anywhere in the United States, Canada, and U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico.
Why do I need a veterinarian's authorization?
Veterinary diets are formulated with the precise ingredients and nutrients needed to address specific medical issues. Because these diets are formulated for medical issues, veterinary authorization is needed to advise you on the best way to give them to your pet and to monitor your pet's health while they are on the diet.
Can someone else (such as a caretaker or family member) place an order for my pet?
Yes, but we'll need them to contact us and provide the full name of the pet's owner after the order is placed. This is so the veterinary clinic can locate your pet's records when we contact them. Email us at vetdiet@chewy.com or call us 24/7 at 1-800-672-4399.
Do authorizations expire?
Yes. Your veterinarian will tell us when your authorization expires and how many refills you have before they'd like you to check back in with them.
Can I set up automatic refills? Yes. Sign up for Autoship at Checkout and select how often you need refills. We'll automatically ship your veterinary diets for as long as your authorization allows. If you run out of refills or your authorization expires, we'll automatically contact your veterinarian for a new authorization.
What if I have more questions? How can I reach the veterinary diets team at Chewy?
Email us at vetdiet@chewy.com, start a chat on Chewy.com, or call us anytime at 1-800-672-4399. We're here for you 24/7.
Improving Lives Together
Groundbreaking Nutrition for Urinary Health
Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care foods give you effective options for managing your cat's urinary health. Prescription Diet c/d Multicare dissolves struvite stones in as little as 7 days and reduces the risk of struvite and calcium oxalate stones. Prescription Diet s/d reduces the risk of struvite stone formation and supports a healthy immune system. These foods offer both dry and canned foods, in a variety of flavors, to support your cat's urinary health.
Clinical Nutrition
With Hill's, it's not just high-quality ingredients that count. Their focus is on the proper balance of nutrients in every recipe. So Hill's has developed foods that are designed to help pets with specific health conditions, providing the right nutrients to support their health. Hill's alliance with veterinarians puts them in a unique position find a nutrition recommendation for your pet no matter what health issue your pet is facing.
Formulated by Veterinarians
Hill's Prescription Diet started with a veterinarian's belief that some health issues could be managed through nutrition. What began as a theory has now been proven through extensive research by a team of over 220 vets, PhD nutritionists and food scientists. The results can be seen in Hill's Prescription Diet therapeutic pet foods.
Meeting the Highest Standards
Providing a food that delivers exactly what it says it does is Hill's number one priority, in fact, they perform over five million safety and quality checks every year. They've established relationships with trusted suppliers and will only accept ingredients that meet stringent standards.
The Taste Factor
You might know that Hill's Prescription Diet is good for your pet, but she's only concerned with the taste. Even though they place a heavy emphasis on nutrition, Hill's hasn't forgotten about palatability. Savory ingredients are combined to produce foods with enticing aromas, textures, and shapes that your pet can't resist.
Find the Right Formula
Talk to your veterinarian about the right formula for your pet.
c/d Multicare Urinary Care
Chicken, Ocean Fish
Key Nutrients
- Controlled levels of magnesium, phosphorus and calcium
- Enriched with antioxidants, potassium citrate and omega-3
- Promotes desirable urine pH levels
Health Benefits
- Dissolves struvite stones in as few as 7 days (27 days average)
- Reduces the risk of struvite and calcium oxalate stones
- Recommended for lifelong feeding for adult cats
s/d Urinary Care
Chicken Flavor
Key Nutrients
- Low levels of magnesium and phosphorus
- Enriched with antioxidants
- Promotes desirable urine pH levels
Health Benefits
- Reduces the risk of struvite stone formation
- Supports immune system health
- Clinically tested to dissolve struvite stones in as few as 6 days (13 days average)
c/d Multicare Stress
Chicken Flavor
Key Nutrients
- Contains ingredients to help manage stress
- Controlled levels of magnesium, calcium & phosphorus
- Enriched with antioxidants, potassium citrate & omega-3 fatty acids
- Promotes desirable urine pH levels
Health Benefits
- Dissolves struvite stones in as little as 7 days (27 days average)
- Reduces the risk of struvite & calcium oxalate stones
- Recommended for lifelong feeding of adult cats
About Hill's Prescription Diet
Hill's mission is to help enrich and lengthen the special relationships between people and their pet. Their Prescription Diet product line delivers clinically proven nutrition that supports common pet health concerns, from digestive and urinary health to aging and weight management.
Customer Reviews
92% Recommend
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my cats like it
By Belma85 on Apr 3, 2021
My 3 year old tabby Felix had a complete blockage and 7 Struvite stones surgically removed. He was put on a prescription diet and will have to remain on it for the rest of his life. Always been a finicky eater and not a fan of pate, his favorite before surgery were Fancy Feast Gravy Lovers, so the large cans were left untouched. However, he loves the stew. It could be a texture issue as these are shreds. I was also recommended to put my younger cat on this food as well for preventative measures and to break down any possible crystals forming. They both love it. I do add water and always have to their wet food for additional moisture. They also like the dry kibble but they beg for this. Happy My 3 year old tabby Felix had a complete blockage and 7 Struvite stones surgically removed. He was put on a prescription diet and will have to remain on it for the rest of his life. Always been a finicky eater and not a fan of pate, his favorite before surgery were Fancy Feast Gravy Lovers, so the large cans were left untouched. However, he loves the stew. It could be a texture issue as these are shreds. I was also recommended to put my younger cat on this food as well for preventative measures and to break down any possible crystals forming. They both love it. I do add water and always have to their wet food for additional moisture. They also like the dry kibble but they beg for this. Happy kitties! … more
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She hates it but . . .
By ThreeCatMama on Apr 8, 2021
Princess has chronic cystitis. She doesn't like this food but it's necessary for her health. Now that she's feeling better she is a different cat-more outgoing, interacts with my other cats, doesn't urinate outside the litter box, and stands up to her sister's attempts to bully her. I think she dislikes having to eat by herself. She's having a hard time with that. We hope time will take care of that issue. This food is nutritious, doesn't smell awful, and is what she needs to stay healthy. I hesitate to rate pet food because it doesn't matter what I think about it (other than the nutritional content). If the cat doesn't like it there's a problem. In this case there isn't a choice so Princess has chronic cystitis. She doesn't like this food but it's necessary for her health. Now that she's feeling better she is a different cat-more outgoing, interacts with my other cats, doesn't urinate outside the litter box, and stands up to her sister's attempts to bully her. I think she dislikes having to eat by herself. She's having a hard time with that. We hope time will take care of that issue. This food is nutritious, doesn't smell awful, and is what she needs to stay healthy. I hesitate to rate pet food because it doesn't matter what I think about it (other than the nutritional content). If the cat doesn't like it there's a problem. In this case there isn't a choice so she will have to eat it. … more
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Long and healthy life
By Pegb on May 4, 2021
My cat Muggsy was on this food for about 5 years. He had developed a bladder stone and this type of food was recommended for him. He passed in March of this year, but he didn’t seem effected until just the end, he just quit grooming, and then eating. But he stayed so healthy and happy these past five years, he still played with his toys.
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Cats love it
By Crystal on May 6, 2021
I was cautious to switch from Royal Canin (they had major manufacturing issues, so I really didn’t have any other choice), but the cars still enjoy it. They went wild over the RC loaf, but hated the nuggets from them. Luckily they love this wet food even though it’s more “loose” than the loaf that they love.
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Great food I can feed my cats with confidence
By NayM on Apr 27, 2021
One of my boys was recently sick with a UTI and the vet recommended I switch to this prescription food. I'm so glad I made the switch because my boys love it and I can tell it's helping with their stress. My other boy has always had separation anxiety and he's so much calmer now. I love that it is for urinary care and stress.
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My cat still prefers Royal Canin.
By MarcoPolo on Apr 4, 2021
I know Hill's is a reputable food manufacturer, but their stuff never seems to smell or taste as good as other brands. At least not to my cat's nose and palate. Hill's was a reasonable substitute during the 8-week nationwide shortage of Royal Canin SO prescription diet, but once I found out Royal Canin was back in stock (no thanks to Chewy -- their notification arrived a week AFTER my new order had been delivered), I returned to Royal Canin.
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Great Job 2
By Greatjob2ChewytTeam on Apr 5, 2021
This is my second shipment from Chewy and I couldn't be more pleased The 1st shipment had issues but the team at Chewy quickly, promptly and professionally corrected the issue. The whole team did an amazing job. I will definitely keep ordering from them.
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Not well accepted
By CatMom on Mar 12, 2021
My cats were not fond of this food. One said there was nowhere near enough gravy and wouldn't eat it at all; one said he didn't care for the vegetables and didn't eat much; usually eats anything cat food in a can; and one is being so picky lately as to make any food a challenge and only eats a teaspoon if that before walking away looking for something different.
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A barn cat that has turned out to be quite $$
By Hyde on Mar 18, 2021
I LOVE Chewy! A few years ago, we got a barn cat that has since had 2 surgeries to correct a urinary issue. If the surgeries weren't expensive enough, the maintenance food could have broke us. Chewy is affordable and their customer service is exceptional. This food has, literally, saved us thousands of dollars!!!
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Wouldn't eat it
By SweetiePie on Feb 5, 2021
My elderly cat with UT issues is energetic & full of life. With the right diet & care he can be with me for a long time to come. But neither he nor his sister would eat this food. I tried everything I could think of to at least have them use up this very expensive Rx food - mixing with other, more preferred & familiar, wet/dry foods; warming it up; adding gravy/ diluting it; serving in different containers, etc. I don't know why, as it's highly rated, but nothing would get my cats to eat this food. An unusual note: I always remove the paper info strips from around cans to recycle them, but this expensive food uses plastic strips instead of paper. Unnecessary cost?
