Hill's Prescription Diet Feline k/d Kidney Care - Chicken

the biscuites are brilliant. my cat whos is 18 would not eat just wet food. I put some of these biscuites on top of his wet food well he goes mad for them my cat now eats all of the food I put down no waste. I also give hi some in my hand as treat's

I have 14 year old neutered female that has been on this food for nearly 3 years now. After testing a few other brands, this came up tops on palatability for mine which is critical for cats with this condition. I usually have to shoo off the other cat from trying to steal it! Her frequent blood and urine tests have been practically unchanging over the years and now have become occasional as our vet isn't really concerned and is happy with how stable her condition has remained. Whilst I think her condition was caught quite early, I have no doubt that this food has helped contribute to the maintenance of her health. Of course this is simply an anecdote and this food is no guarantee of anything but as any vet will recommend, a prescription diet is the best thing you can do for this incurable condition and if you are looking for a renal diet food, I would recommend Hill's as a safe start. Whilst not the cheapest brand, Bitiba consistently offers one of if not the most competitive prices on the internet. I know my cat drinks enough water but I do also use and would recommend the Hill's wet food too, just to help ensure she gets plenty of fluid. Like nearly all wet foods, these are quite expensive in comparison so she gets about 1 pouch a day plus whatever kibble she wants but again Bitiba has great prices for those too.

My little 3-year-old kitty, who was diagnosed with kidney problems by the vet, has started eating again since then because she had lost weight. She loves these and only eats kibble as she refuses anything else. These kibbles are perfect for cats with kidney issues and for picky eaters.

Bitiba, always true to itself, offers good products but has them delivered by careless people—so, one time out of three, it ends up in the bin!