Hill's Prescription Diet k/d Early Support Chicken Canned Cat Food, 2.9-oz, case of 24

My 10 yr old cat was having issues with vomiting and not eating/drinking, no matter what canned or homemade food I offered. He was diagnosed early kidney disease. I ordered this food and while, initially, he was afraid it might make him sick, after just 1/2 can he was hooked. He has so much energy now and calls for his "special food" several times a day. Best of all, not one instance of vomiting or digestive upset. I just wish it came in 5.5oz cans.

My 15.5 year old cat started losing muscle mass over a year ago, although her bloodwork came back with good numbers, so I thought it must be arthritis. This year I suspected something was up and scheduled her annual checkup a couple of months early, and sure enough, she's in early kidney failure. She's been on the Hill's Early k/d diet for about a month now, both the canned and dry foods, and she seems to be doing very well. She won't have her follow-up visit from the vet until October, but she's acting like a kitten, jumping from the kitchen counter to the top of the fridge, to the top of the kitchen cabinets (about ten feet from ground level altogether) and then having a long, sound sleep My 15.5 year old cat started losing muscle mass over a year ago, although her bloodwork came back with good numbers, so I thought it must be arthritis. This year I suspected something was up and scheduled her annual checkup a couple of months early, and sure enough, she's in early kidney failure. She's been on the Hill's Early k/d diet for about a month now, both the canned and dry foods, and she seems to be doing very well. She won't have her follow-up visit from the vet until October, but she's acting like a kitten, jumping from the kitchen counter to the top of the fridge, to the top of the kitchen cabinets (about ten feet from ground level altogether) and then having a long, sound sleep at the opposite end of the L, while my heart gradually stops pounding. She even looks like she might have gained back a bit of weight. Best of all, she actually likes both types of the diet, and I didn't think she'd ever switch from her beloved Fromm's Adult Gold dry food. I'm so grateful to have something that helps that's so easy - no pills, no injections, etc. Just be sure to make the switch gradual, mixing your baby's usual food with a tiny bit of the new, and then a little more each day until the switch is complete. … more

I have outdoor kitties (3) and one is at least 10 years old. He's begun loosing weight so off to vet and he's just into kidney disease. Our vet recommended this and we make sure he gets it first. The other 2 are much younger. He likes it and seems to be doing ok. We'll see after a while.

Our cat that is in early stages of reniel failure liked this food alot at first but half way through the case she is not eating it. Both of ours are very picky so this doesn't surprise me. I will be ordering another flavor for sure.

Like all cat food come like better than others. I would highly try this cat food but maybe you need to mix the cat’s other food with this and not go cold turkey.

Our Vet prescribed this for our cat. He liked it for about three weeks, then would not touch it. Unfortunately this is the only flavor. Cats being finicky eaters, not sure what else to feed them, other than regular food.

Im sure this item is very good however My cat is not I have purchased 3 different kinds of kidney food wet and dry and she wont eat them I will need to speak to my vet to see what I need to do for this problem ( she also is very fussy with regular food Thank you

Our veterinarian recently diagnosed my 14 year old female Tuxedo as having early kidney disease and recommended Hill's Prescription Diet k/d Early Support Canned Cat Food. My girl is extremely picky (it's been a journey) and I was concerned she wouldn't like the food because she traditionally doesn't like chunks and will lap up the gravy and leave the rest to spoil. Much to my surprise and relief, she loves this food and eats every last morsel! The only drawback is the 2.9-oz cans aren't practical and I'd like to get this recipe in the 5.5-oz cans if possible.

My cat wouldn't eat this one either. She is very finicky, guess she will have to have kidney problems as she won't touch it and complains loudly until I provide her with something she likes.

My cat will actually eat this food and seems to really like it. I have spent a good deal of money on other kidney care food and she won’t eat them. It smells so good, I can understand what this food would taste so good to her.