Hill's Prescription Diet d/d Skin/Food Sensitivities Duck Formula Canned Cat Food, 5.5-oz, case of 24

My cat has food allergies/skin sensitivities and both the Hill’s d/d duck and z/d wet food have helped to clear up his issues. When we adopted him, he had filmy, coarse hair and he was itchy and over grooming to the point of having hot spots. He also would get dandruff occasionally. Since putting him on the Hill’s prescription food per our vet’s recommendation- his fur is so soft and silky and he grooms a normal amount. He is so much happier and you can tell he’s more comfortable in his skin. He absolutely loves the crunchy z/d food and tolerates the wet food. Taste seems ok but sometimes we have to coax him to eat his wet food. He can only eat a little at a time- probably because it is rich. My cat has food allergies/skin sensitivities and both the Hill’s d/d duck and z/d wet food have helped to clear up his issues. When we adopted him, he had filmy, coarse hair and he was itchy and over grooming to the point of having hot spots. He also would get dandruff occasionally. Since putting him on the Hill’s prescription food per our vet’s recommendation- his fur is so soft and silky and he grooms a normal amount. He is so much happier and you can tell he’s more comfortable in his skin. He absolutely loves the crunchy z/d food and tolerates the wet food. Taste seems ok but sometimes we have to coax him to eat his wet food. He can only eat a little at a time- probably because it is rich. Eventually he will lick his bowl clean, though. So it’s a clear winner! … more

My entire kitchen smells horrible unless I rinse the can, wash the bowl, wash the floor, and take the can and leftover food outside to the garbage right after my cat stops eating. This food solved my cat’s GI issues (diarrhea, vomiting) but he’s still itchy. He doesn’t love the taste or texture. He seems hungry because he won’t eat much of it. I wish there was another solution! Can’t find the right food for him.

Kaiulani, who doesn't need this special diet food, really likes it (relying on empty dish to conclude that). Moki who needs this food doesn't like it as much (he eats less than I would wish and favors the prescription dry food); he'll eat most when I hand feed him (a really stupid situation I got myself into). Changing brands and ingredients doesn't make any difference; his choices are limited.

My cat wasn't eating his food, which had been Royal Canin, for some time. I could tell he was hungry, because he still wanted treats...but didn't eat his food in his bowl. So, by chance, I decided to change his food back to the Science Diet d/d. He loves it! He's back to his old hungry self again. It pays to experiment with other brands. :)

This was the vet’s prescription for my cat with tummy troubles but it’s still a struggle to get him to eat it. Maybe they could add some gravy and stronger smell.

We just started it last night, so I need some time to make sure my allergic one doesn't start scratching. I don't like the way it stinks up the house. It may be that it's so fresh (expiration almost 2 full years away) that it's stinky and sticky on the spoon I use to dish it up.

My cat, who has a confirmed allergy to gluten and a few other suspected food allergies, was put on this food by her vet. She's a picky eater, and up until getting prescription food, I tried everything. She's weird about texture, there are certain flavors she doesn't like, and pretty much everything has gluten hidden in it. Enter: prescription food, made in an environment where exposure to certain ingredients are eliminated. She really likes this particular food. The texture is a soft/mushy pate, and it's pretty smelly (which she loves).

My cats will not eat this product. Now I am stuck with a case (1 can shy) of this stuff that cost me 67.00! What to do?

My cat has food allergies and this recommendation has been awesome. she eats it and chewy.com got it to me quickly. shipping is fast.

Our cat Lawrence is definitely less itchy now. He is feeling much better and seems more relaxed.