Hill's Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Digestive/Fiber Care with Chicken Dry Cat Food

Mommy changed our food awhile back to this because Sage was having stomach issues which he passed onto me. Mine weren't as bad but still we damaged our litter box with our smelly runny poops. So she talked to our person that looks at us and says what's wrong and this was suggested. After we started eating this we both got better and mommy has been giving it to us ever since. She says the only problem she has with it is how much she has to pay for it. We don't understand pay but we do understand when our bellies are happy. And this makes our bellies very happy :) ~Cedar

My cat has had chronic diarrhea for years and has been treated with antibiotics periodically to no avail. With his last treatment of antibiotics, I restricted his food to this Hill’s Prescription food with Fortiflora and he is recovering well! Finally, after all these years, he is getting back to normal!

Our kitten had massive diarrhea on and off and couldn’t figure out what was wrong even after testing for ever parasite. His vet put him on this food and it works miracles! Healthy, regular stool.

I was worried when the vet recommend RX food that only comes in chicken flavor, my cat has a history of refusing to eat anything chicken and then stealing food from my other cat (which is also RX and I can't have him doing that). Fortunately, this is a big hit with him so far! This is our first bag so I can't be too sure that it's working, but it's vet recommend and love by my cat so it's a win for us!

I have two cats, one of which requires a special diet and one who is extremely picky. Both cats loves this food! I use this and the wet formula and my cat feels better and is gaining weight when nothing else has been working.

Since we adopted our cat in December 2019 she has had nearly constant daily coughing/hacking and at least 3 actual hairballs a week, and she's also always had softer/looser poop. We've tried probably 6 different foods (Orijen, hairball formula, hydrolyzed protein, etc) in the time we've had her with no real change in her hairball or poop issues. After an infected anal gland our vet recommended we try this gastrointestinal biome food and WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!! She loves this food (but does not like the wet version). She immediately stopped having hairballs and has not had a single hairball in the month that we've had her on this food. Her poop also firmed up within days and looks totally "normal Since we adopted our cat in December 2019 she has had nearly constant daily coughing/hacking and at least 3 actual hairballs a week, and she's also always had softer/looser poop. We've tried probably 6 different foods (Orijen, hairball formula, hydrolyzed protein, etc) in the time we've had her with no real change in her hairball or poop issues. After an infected anal gland our vet recommended we try this gastrointestinal biome food and WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!! She loves this food (but does not like the wet version). She immediately stopped having hairballs and has not had a single hairball in the month that we've had her on this food. Her poop also firmed up within days and looks totally "normal" now. Our vet has recommended we keep her on this food indefinitely and we intend to! It's an amazing product that is well worth the money! If your cat has hairballs and/or digestive issues then ask them about this food!! … more

If like me, you have one cat who needs fiber food, a smaller bag is better. While my cat loves Royal Canin~ At 1/2C @ day, 8 lbs doesn't stay fresh long. So I tried the Science Diet only bc it has a 4lb option. She loves it. Now here's the comparison on the "end result" vs Royal Canin. Blended the 2 when we switched. A bit of an overlap so waited to see, if it worked, bc her comfort is key. Royal Canin , every day or 2, has that crazy long snake pooh. Science Diet is every 2-3 days & goes from long to normal. Interestingly, Royal Canin vs Science Diet is more hydrated. Royal is soft where Science is more pellet-like, whether long or short. Sorry for the graphic details but when If like me, you have one cat who needs fiber food, a smaller bag is better. While my cat loves Royal Canin~ At 1/2C @ day, 8 lbs doesn't stay fresh long. So I tried the Science Diet only bc it has a 4lb option. She loves it. Now here's the comparison on the "end result" vs Royal Canin. Blended the 2 when we switched. A bit of an overlap so waited to see, if it worked, bc her comfort is key. Royal Canin , every day or 2, has that crazy long snake pooh. Science Diet is every 2-3 days & goes from long to normal. Interestingly, Royal Canin vs Science Diet is more hydrated. Royal is soft where Science is more pellet-like, whether long or short. Sorry for the graphic details but when she started getting sick, Our Amazing Vet explained it was probably her colon & it was. My newly acquired Cat Pooh Investigator skills learned when she's blocked, she gets sick. Since being on fiber food she hasn't gotten sick once. I do prefer Science Diet's Velcro seal vs Royal's Ziploc seal. However, if Royal came in smaller bag, it would be the 1st Choice. Very happy with option 2 & more importantly so is she. Also, Super Happy with Chewy. This is my first experience & I get the Chewy Customer Loyalty. Ships super fast & Super nice people. Thank YOU. … more

My cat is FIV+ and has had intermittent diarrhea for 2 years (ever since i’ve had him). I’ve tried every royal canin and hills gastrointestinal food. I thought that my poor boy was doomed and that it was just his FIV+ not being able to handle the food. As soon as i switched to the Gastrointestinal Biome food he never had diarrhea EVER AGAIN. when he was having it every day for years, tried all different types of meds, metronidazole, tylan powder, probiotics. this food is what works for him. at first, he hated the taste of it and wouldn’t eat it until he had no choice. now he readily eats it every day. it’s been about a month since i switched his food with no diarrhea. If your cat has intermittent My cat is FIV+ and has had intermittent diarrhea for 2 years (ever since i’ve had him). I’ve tried every royal canin and hills gastrointestinal food. I thought that my poor boy was doomed and that it was just his FIV+ not being able to handle the food. As soon as i switched to the Gastrointestinal Biome food he never had diarrhea EVER AGAIN. when he was having it every day for years, tried all different types of meds, metronidazole, tylan powder, probiotics. this food is what works for him. at first, he hated the taste of it and wouldn’t eat it until he had no choice. now he readily eats it every day. it’s been about a month since i switched his food with no diarrhea. If your cat has intermittent diarrhea with no threatening medical excuse. try this food. it may help. I don’t write reviews but i wrote this one in case it can help someone else with the same issue. good luck. pic of my Oreo for fun. … more

Our cat has been having very loose stools with blood for 2+ months after rounds of medicine from our vet. Finally they recommended this food. It has firmed up his stools (not completely yet) and he no longer has blood. We hope after he finishes his round of steroids and this bag that we can go back to regular food. But, if not, he seems to like the dry version of this food. He wouldn’t eat the wet.

This food has been prescribed by our veterinarian for two special needs cats. It provides a good amount of fiber which is healthy for their digestive system and sensitive stomachs.The cats enjoy the flavor along with the prescription version of this in canned.