Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Chicken Flavor Dry Cat Food

Naturally this was recommended by our vet, since it is a prescription item. It is the dry food that one of my cats will eat from now on, since the vet decided it is the best formulation for her at this stage of her life. I am grateful to report that both cats in my house LOVE it. I've never before found a dry food that both would eat happily over the long term. As far as the cats are concerned, this dry food is better than some of the treats that they used to meow for. That's really saying something. It smells better even to me. This is a great product!

My vet had me switch my 15 year old Siamese to i/d so I also tried it with my other cats (2 other seniors, one with multiple medical issues, and my 5 year old). All of them love it. Even my Siamese, who is usually extremely picky and wants canned. All of them prefer the i/d dry and eat it very well. And it addresses multiple medical issues among my clowder. I am also offering the i/d canned but my Siamese eats what little she wants when it is fresh and the Boys finish it off once she is done.

Princess (our cat) was recently prescribed this diet by her vet, and I expected her to turn up her nose and walk away from it like she usually does with other RX diets. But she didn't! She gobbled it up, and still continues to enjoy it every day. Her sensitive tummy evidently needs this kind of food. I recommend it to all picky eaters in the cat community, but of course, talk to your vet first.

My cat has been very ill with IBS. The previous food he ( and my other 5 cats ) has been eating for allergies, is very fatty and created other problems. All of them seem to like this food, our vet said it is a fine diet for all of them, and being a health issue for him this is the route we're trying. Some of his problems are quite a bit better and others we still struggle with. Not being sure exactly what his problem is at this point we're hopeful this is the answer. They all will eat it.

We were having loose bowel and losing weight issues with one of our Sphynx cats. She was barely absorbing enough of the regular food to sustain herself. Our Vet recommended the i/d food. She liked it, the bowel issues stopped and she started gaining weight back. She is now back to her 'before' weight and running around and acting like her crazy old self.

I have a kitten who was having very bad gastro problems and this has been great for him. It's a bit high when compared what I was getting for the "herd." However, he hasn't had any further problems so everyone will now be on it. While I thought the 8 lb bag would do for a month, it has hardly lasted 2.5 weeks so you know the cat and kittens love it. Like the service of Chewy and their prices are good and comparable with local stores. The people who answer the phone are nice and helpful.

After many month of frequent vomiting with many varieties of wet and dry cat foods I/d dry seems to be a good fit. Normally Stella doesn’t even like dry food but she actually eats I/d without mixing with wet. She has been on it for 2 weeks and no incidents so far.

My big guy needs the I/D for pancreatitis. He won't eat the canned. Seems to nibble at the dry though. We haven't been feeding this long, about a week, but he seems to be less lethargic already. Also he is on tummy meds, anti vomiting meds. Id like to think those are helping too. Time will tell!

Thank god for this brand. My cat hasn't eaten dry food in over a month. He was just diagnosed with hyperthyroidism so finding all new foods that he would eat was a challenge but this brand he loves!

After 4 failed attempts with several brands of dry cat food, and a$200 visit to the vet I have finally found a food that my cat Angel can manage to keep down. The vet had suggested additional testing, and I asked to try a prescription cat food for digestive issues first, as money is always an issue. SO GLAD I DID! She's not crazy about it, but she is slowly adjusting. I have not seen or found any vomit since starting on Hills.