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Hills Prescription Diet Cat id Multipack 12x85g Pouches

Hills Prescription Diet Cat i/d Multipack - 12x85g Pouches

Name: Hills Prescription Diet Cat i/d Multipack - 12x85g Pouches
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Rating: 4.9 (7 reviews)

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By purchasing Hill's Prescription Diet, you confirm your pet has been examined by a vet who has recommended the use of this food on the basis of examination and diagnosis. You understand it is recommended that while your pet is being fed Hill's Prescription Diet, you seek veterinary advice at least every 6 months regarding the usage of this food and the on-going care of your pet. Should your pet's condition deteriorate in any way while using Hill's Prescription Diet seek immediate veterinary advice.

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Please consult your vet for further information and guidance on what is best for your cat.

Hills Prescription Diet Cat i/d is designed specifically for the nutritional management of cats with gastrointestinal disorders. Gastrointestinal (GI) disorders may affect the stomach, intestines or both. Cats may lose weight and dehydrate, this diet is specially formulated to help manage GI disorders in cats.

Key benefits:

Helps neutralise free radicals as it contains high level of antioxidants
Provides a great taste and facilitates mixed feeding of both wet and dry food for great cat enjoyment

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(5/5)

Great stuff

grubgrant

26 June 2018

First time the vet put my cat ( lost a lot of weight and vomiting thought he was gona die) my cat got diahorrea So I stopped �1500 of tests later and I changed vets, we tried this again (And the dry food too) and after 10 days ,steroids, omeprazol, and vit B injections he put on 350g (huge gain) and the permanent diahorrea stopped. Rooney is 13 and now it seems he still has a few years left??

(5/5)

Great value

turnerwhite28

20 March 2018

My cat has to have prescription food, i get this sometimes for a change for her because she is always on dry food and she loves it, the only problem i found was it drys up quickly

(5/5)

Loved it

Jeepza

07 April 2017

Mixed this with the chicken paste iD - prescription from the vet - our boy British Blue is finally losing weight xx

(5/5)

Karen McDonnell

23 November 2016

No complaint with the prescription food itself but plenty to complain about with Pet Planet. There clearly is something wrong at the warehouse, whether that be with labelling of product, staff training or pure lack of attention or pride in work. Wrong product delivered three times in a row! Each time the wrong replacement food was sent it took a minimum of 27 minutes to get through to Customer Service. Have moved to an alternative supplier as could not guarantee that my cat would get her prescription food in time. Appalling service and absolutely would not recommend using Pet Planet.

(5/5)

hand blending id to get a sick cat to eat

16 February 2015

my cat was poorly and the vet suggested Id food initially she x28the catx29 would only lick the gravy but then we tried a hand blender from reading web articles about fussy sick cats and getting them to eat and to our amazement when you hand blend Id chicken or salmon my cat absolutely loves it she apparently hated or lacked the strength for the chewing but loved lapping up the blended version so much so that she would eat a pouch 23 times a day so long as it was freshly blended perfect for building her strength and weight back up to target and getting through her illness it was useful to have both salmon and chicken so that we could have some variation in her diet

(5/5)

Jazzs Health

Cat Lover

30 October 2014

Since being on this food Jazzs health has greatly improved He was being sick daily sometimes 3 times a day but now it is less than once a week PetPlanets service is first class

(4/5)

Not so good

sg60

23 March 2017

Vet told me to try this for my cat as he had an upset tummy, but it just gave him terrible diarrhoea. Cant say it would be the same for other cats though.

These ranges are a starting point only because cats' needs vary.1,2 Adjust the feeding amount to maintain optimal body weight.

KITTENS
Based on a kitten's age and weight, feed the same number of similar-sized cans or pouches of i/d Feline, as is shown for Science Plan Kitten Healthy Development in the Daily Feeding Amounts for kittens in the Science Plan section plus an additional 15%. Feed the same number of grams of i/d Feline dry as shown for Science Plan Kitten Healthy Development in the Daily Feeding Amounts for kittens in the Science Plan section plus an additional 10%.

Body Weight kg Pouch 85g
2 1 1/2 - 2 1/4
3 2 - 3
4 2 2/3 - 3 2/3
5 3 - 4 1/3
6 3 1/2 - 5
7 + 2/3 per kg

Mixed Feeding Guide
Body Weight kg Pouch 85g Dry grams
2 1 15
3 1 30
4 1 40
5 1 50
6 1 60
7 + 1 10 per kg

with Chicken: Chicken (25%), pork, maize starch, salmon, tapioca starch, dried egg, various sugars, wheat flour, pea protein, cellulose, sunflower oil, minerals, dried pork protein, yeasts, vitamins, trace elements, taurine and beta-carotene. Coloured with natural caramel.

with Salmon: Chicken, pork, salmon (4%), maize starch, tapioca starch, dried egg, various sugars, minerals, wheat flour, pea protein, cellulose, sunflower oil, dried pork protein, vitamins, trace elements, taurine, yeasts and beta-carotene. Coloured with natural caramel.

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