Hill's Prescription Diet k/d Kidney Care Pate with Tuna Canned Cat Food, 5.5-oz, case of 24

Snickers, my Queen, evidently has a kidney disease. She is 18 years old. She was prescribed to take this diet by her vet. I believe it has, in fact, been beneficial. She is more content and does not urinate every hour. Now mind you, Snickers would much prefer that little kitty crack stuff they sell off the shelfs, but she has learned to eat this with some enthusiasm, especially after going on day long hunger strikes. Chewy made it so easy. Ordered, Boom ! It was there on my front porch. No lugging it in from my car up two flights of stairs. It did take a little communication between my vet and Chewy to allow this drug deal to go down but all parties were lovely to work with. I am a Chewy fan Snickers, my Queen, evidently has a kidney disease. She is 18 years old. She was prescribed to take this diet by her vet. I believe it has, in fact, been beneficial. She is more content and does not urinate every hour. Now mind you, Snickers would much prefer that little kitty crack stuff they sell off the shelfs, but she has learned to eat this with some enthusiasm, especially after going on day long hunger strikes. Chewy made it so easy. Ordered, Boom ! It was there on my front porch. No lugging it in from my car up two flights of stairs. It did take a little communication between my vet and Chewy to allow this drug deal to go down but all parties were lovely to work with. I am a Chewy fan! They have made my life easier and saved me a few dollars! C.H.E.W.E.Y.!!! C.H.E.W.E.Y!!! … more

Vet said 14 yo cat's blood tests indicated the start of kidney dysfunction and recommended the Hill's prescriptive formulas for that. Also recommended weekly fluid infusions. I decided to try one at a time and assess. Cat loves the food: regular k/d, rotating the 4 types, pates and stews, chix and tuna. One day I accidentally picked up some of the k/d+mobility at my vet's little store. Cat does have some mobility problems, and the mobility formula did seem to make a bit of a difference, so now we mix some of that into the rotation. Have seen enough improvement in cat's activity level, etc. that I will continue with this diet regimen and hold off on the fluid infusions for the time being.

I have a older cat going on 22yrs old. Diagnosed recently with kidney disease, so had to switch his food. Tried two different kinds. This one and the other one with a dog name on it. Both are good products but my Kitty seems to really like the taste of the Hills over the other. Hills is a loose pate while the other brand is a more dense/heavier pate. Latest blood test shows definite improvement in potassium levels, so mission accomplished.

I have a single old gal cat who has not been exposed to this brand before the formula was changed so she likes it; but since she does not have all her teeth, the pates are better for her. I'd like to offer variety but I may have to look elsewhere and/or mash up the other smaller cans that are not tuna. Too bad, she loves tuna.

Excited about this RX kidney care cat food being in a pate rather than chunky/gravy that I end up smashing with a fork, but this pate was more mush in consistency and the 3 cats rejected it until I mixed it with Fancy Feast pate. I'm keeping half the order and donating the other half to my vet.

My cat was diagnosed with kidney problems, hence we have to have him on a special diet. Weak kidneys have trouble processing protein, which, of course, is what cats love. My cat really does not like this food. I have tried other flavors and this is the one he will tolerate (barely).

My CKD kitty is very picky; doesn't like most renal diets. K/D Kidney care w Tuna is a HIT!! It IS very sticky, but water mixes in easily & she can always use more water. Cleans her plate! My 15+ y.o. Tortie ALSO likes it! Yay! Thus worth every penny!

And Chewy made it easy. I just forwarded my vet’s prescription by email just one time and now can get it in my auto ship. It’s taken a little time to manage feedings (with 3 cats) for the one who needs it to get hers, but she seems to have taken to it.

Besides kidney disease, my cat has thyroid disease. When she was on a "normal" diet, she would eat around her pill and leave it in her bowl. This food is a little more pasty and makes it easier to hide the pill without it disintegrating. She loves this food, but did not like the k/d chicken & gravy my vet gave us. She ate the gravy, but not the meat.

My cats like the K/D Tuna stew but won’t touch this. A frustrating thing about Chewy is that one can’t get individual cans or packs of food to sample, so I’ve wasted the money on a case of this food.