Hill's Science Diet Adult Oral Care Dry Cat Food

This food is great! She happily crunches on it throughout the day between her once a day wet food servings. I bought it for my cat because she had so much plaque on her teeth that she had to have her teeth cleaned at age 3! The doctor said that 3 is really young for such dirty teeth, so she suggested feeding Cynder more dry food because too much wet food can cause plaque to form more quickly. I took it upon myself to get an "oral care" variety and I'm glad we found Hills! It's not too expensive and my cat loves it. I will have to let you know if it helps to keep her teeth clean in another 2 years (she's 4 now).

Bought this on recommendation from his Vet. She suggested it cause he was born feline leukemia positive, and those types of kitties sometimes have dental issues, so this will help prevent that. He gobbles it up and loves it! It says "adult" on the package, and maybe he is cause he's a year old, but he'll always be my baby kitten <3

I would brush our dogs teeth but a cat is not so easy to brush. We like to feed our cat some moist and dry food. Luckily he likes this new product. If I accidentally leave the top of the pkge open he snacks on his own. We give him the run of the house except my closet, I am not that courageous!

I had both of my cats on this for over 10 years. The vet always commented how clean both their teeth were, well into their teens. My oldest cat of 17 yrs has since had her back teeth removed, so it's hard for her to crunch into these to clean her teeth.

My vet suggested using an oral care food rather than try to brush the cat's teeth. This has large kibble that they need to chew, so they eat slower and the pieces clean their teeth at the same time. This is a bit on the pricey side, but I do not feed them much dry food. So, this is looked at as a treat. A small handful split between 2 adult cats is all I give them so the bag lasts quite a while. It is working - my cat, Ben, got a good dental check-up the last vet visit.

At first I questioned this as the morsels are quite large; but after my cat tore into the bag during the night and ate his fill, he changed my mind. He likes it better than other dry foods.

My cat is loving this food and I am so glad to have finally found a food that he likes. I cannot or have not changed his food before because he just does not like change... but he loves this and I am running with it. I love that this is going to be a great addition to ensuring that Shadow has healthy teeth and gums all while actually liking the food itself! He is even asking for food a lot less than before because he is satisfied! And I know he needs to lose a few pounds... what a great product! Thank you Hill's Science Diet!

I have gotten Oral Care food for my cats ever since one had to have an abscessed tooth pulled. The bigger size makes them chew more, which in turn helps with their dental health. I have used a service for shipping to my home for the past 7 years and have loved it. Recently, when I checked prices, Chewy beat the competitor for the same service by a substantial amount so I switched. Not only was the service great, easy to place the order etc., the food literally landed on my doorstep the very next day. Now that's fast! I look forward to our future of feeding my fur babies through their home delivery service.

My kitten is only 10 months old and she has a little mouth. I was worried when I saw the size of these. No problem for her. She loves them!

I feed this along with some canned food for my kitty, Poppy. Recently, he developed a root abscess in one of his upper canine teeth. A trip to the feline dentist showed that even though he had that root abscess, the rest of his teeth were very clean! They went ahead and did a complete dental cleaning on him anyway, but said that all other teeth were in great shape for his age (7). Poppy will continue enjoying Oral Care food along with his wet food, both are keeping him in great shape.