Hill's Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Digestive/Fiber Care Chicken & Vegetable Stew Wet Cat Food, 2.9-oz, case of 24

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  • This prescription formula is designed to support the bacteria in your cat's gut, all in a whisker-licking stew.
  • Utilizes Hill's ActivBiome Technology—a mixture of active fibers that may help improve regularity.
  • Encourages the release of postbiotics to support the GI tract and help your cat's body break down food.
  • Works to promote regular, healthy stool and reduce the risk of future episodes.
  • Formulated by Hill's trusted nutritionists and veterinarians.

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Digestive Care Nutrition

Hill’s offers a variety of digestive care foods that help promote a healthy gut microbiome, with easy-to-digest ingredients that are gentle on tummies.

Signs of Distress or Digestive Upset

A pet experiencing stress or digestive upset may exhibit an upset stomach, loose stool, constipation, flatulence and/or weight loss.

What Can Affect a Pet’s Digestion?

There are several factors that can play a role in digestive upset, including dietary indiscretion, infection, gut inflammation and stress.

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About Hill’s Pet Nutrition

In 1948, Hill’s changed the pet nutrition world by launching the first veterinarian-prepared food for a pet’s specific health needs. Seven decades and thousands of innovations later, they are still leading the charge in science-led nutrition.

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21 Customer Questions


When it’s come in Garfield keep throw up with others foods so I wait for this foods best for Garfield who is 15 years old make me so worried hard to find everywhere for two months

Answer by lunasmomMay 30, 2022
It is a supply chain issue like a lot of companies these days . science diet does offer another digestive good for cats , i/D for Digestion you may try or others have switched to Royal Canin’s Fiber Response for Gastro issues . My cat with diarrhea / loose stools does better on either of the science diet above mentioned but the Fiber Response is working for him just not as well as that one seems more geared toward constipation / Mega colon . But it does have a decent amount of fiber and I will say he loves it way more than the SD . Best of luck to you , hope this helps :)

Can I order 12 cans instead of 24?


Are there other flavors for this particular one?

Answer by ChewyOct 31, 2019
Hill's Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Digestive/Fiber Care is only available in the chicken and vegetable stew flavor.

What is the phosphorus and sodium content of this food?

Answer by ChewyAug 22, 2019
This variety contains 0.65% Phosphorus and 0.40% Sodium content, on a dry matter basis.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Michelle on Jan 18, 2026

Love it

My kittens have been having soft stools since adoption and have been dewormed and tested negative for parasites and giardia. My vet recommended switching them over

My kittens have been having soft stools since adoption and have been dewormed and tested negative for parasites and giardia. My vet recommended switching them over to GI Biome for a while until their tummies settle and it's been very helpful!


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Dara on Dec 4, 2025

This has improved my cat's life!

My cat likes this wet food and it's made a noticeable difference in his bowel movements. He had an urethra blockage a few years ago so I panic anytime he expresses

My cat likes this wet food and it's made a noticeable difference in his bowel movements. He had an urethra blockage a few years ago so I panic anytime he expresses pain/discomfort but, as often as not, he's constipated rather than (or in addition to) urinary stuff. His recovery from an enema was worse than recovering from a two day stay in the hospital for the urethra block. He already drinks a lot of water - so I'm grateful to the vet who recommended fiber as another proactive step.


Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Emlyn on Dec 19, 2025

Helped my pet's tummy

This food is a bit expensive but my picky IBD kitty loves it and she actually has solid poops when she eats this! She has an extremely sensitive stomach and other

This food is a bit expensive but my picky IBD kitty loves it and she actually has solid poops when she eats this! She has an extremely sensitive stomach and other prescription foods still left her with soft stools but this food helped so much. It's costly but I will continue to get it for her because it helps her feel better.


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Fran on Dec 11, 2025

Stormy won’t touch it

The vet prescribed this for stormy because she started having diarrhea bad to the point where it was just coming out of her. She will not touch the wet but loves

The vet prescribed this for stormy because she started having diarrhea bad to the point where it was just coming out of her. She will not touch the wet but loves the dry part. She sniffs the wet and walks away. Now I am asking the vet for a wet form for the Royal Canin to see if she will eat that because she needs something that will solidify her poop.


Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Nate on Nov 19, 2025

Expensive but works

Grey beard has ibd pretty bad, this was the last resort to get her back on track. It works but it only comes in 3oz containers, and a normal cat generally eats

Grey beard has ibd pretty bad, this was the last resort to get her back on track. It works but it only comes in 3oz containers, and a normal cat generally eats at least 3 of those a day. At 60$ a case and that not lasting more than a week itd be nice to have a 5oz can offering. Our cat eats it and we have learned to cut in some natural ingredients to stretch it out and still give grey beard a nurtional meal. Id recommend not using the dry kibble as our cat instantly throws that up and makes quite a fews messes from both ends.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Katy on Jan 5, 2026

Cat Loves It

My delicate older baby is a male and has GI issues plus crystals. This food is perfect for him as it gets him more water intake and he loves it. He usually is not

My delicate older baby is a male and has GI issues plus crystals. This food is perfect for him as it gets him more water intake and he loves it. He usually is not open to new foods but was ok with this! He east the dry kibble too.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Michelle on Nov 12, 2025

Cats like it

I got this for my cat with sensitive stomach issues. He’s been struggling with soft stool and diarrhea, and the vet recommended this food because it had probiotics

I got this for my cat with sensitive stomach issues. He’s been struggling with soft stool and diarrhea, and the vet recommended this food because it had probiotics formulated into it. Our cat really likes it, and it’s really helped improve his condition! The only thing that’s off is that the color changes from pinkish-brown to dark brown within minutes of opening the can. Maybe this is normal? It’s also very expensive. I wish it was more affordable.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Lennette on Dec 17, 2025

Picky Eater

My cat is 14 years old and has always been a picky eater. She has been on the same food for almost 10 years so when the doctor put her on this food I was really

My cat is 14 years old and has always been a picky eater. She has been on the same food for almost 10 years so when the doctor put her on this food I was really worried. From the moment i put the dish down she devoured it and she loves it.


Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Bethena on Nov 30, 2025

It works!

Vet recommended this for our cat who struggles with constipation. She doesn’t have issues while on this food. She gets the dry version too. Tried weaning her off

Vet recommended this for our cat who struggles with constipation. She doesn’t have issues while on this food. She gets the dry version too. Tried weaning her off of it recently to see if her situation changed and she started having issues again so we quickly put her back on. Fortunately she likes it!


Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Debora on Dec 3, 2025

Cost is over the top.

For a prescription diet that has no meds in it, there is no reason on earth why it cost so much. If you read the ingredients, you will not find anything in there

For a prescription diet that has no meds in it, there is no reason on earth why it cost so much. If you read the ingredients, you will not find anything in there to justify the cost. My opinion is that Hills price gouges on prescription food. My daughter's cat was diagnosed with IBD with the very expensive, invasive tests and she has maintained her cat's health on prednisolone alone for years because her cat won't eat the Hill's prescription GI Biome. As soon as my cat finishes the case of this stuff, I will try him on prednisolone alone and hope to ditch Hill's overpriced prescription diet. Why prescription with no meds? To make more money. Just my opinion.