Hill's Prescription Diet Feline z/d Food Sensitivities

So my cat Billie was diagnosed with IBD a month or so ago and the vet said she needs a hydrolized diet for 6-8 weeks. For the first two weeks it was really difficult as she would barely eat it…biscuits yes, grey patè no. So I was reading what people were doing to get them to eat it…for me, I just mix it with a little water to make soup and she love it.(1/2 can with 5tbsp+ water) I add some biscuits (z/d) on the side like a crouton. She can easily eat a whole can now, not that shes fussy.

Lola became unwell with IBD, the vet put her a hypoallergenic diet of Hills Z/D, I also decided to put her sister cat on this food as they share the same DNA It has been a learning curve using this food, they wouldn’t take the food at first as its very sticky for there palate, it’s like a very firmed pate, so I found adding water to it really helped & now they absolutely love the wet and dry Z/D food Very expensive unfortunately

My kitty suffers allergies, & was initially on a biscuit only diet (z/d hills) - so when I was able to introduce this wet food she went crazy for it. That said she's a small -indoor cat (3kg) with a big appetite - I know cats aren't supposed to over eat but like mummy, Mya will eat anything she can see even if she doesn't necessarily need it. Consequently she started to gain weight quite quickly. I've adjusted her diet to 1/2 or 3/4 a tin a day at most (along with biscuits) & weight now stable

The cat for whom this was intended wouldn't take much of it. However, Bitiba deserves a wholehearted recommendation for great selection, price and delivery. Trying things is affordable. I've been very impressed with Customer Service, too. Recently I had a credit card payment refused. Bitiba sent me an email with a phone number and the problem was sorted out in 5 minutes!

My vet who treats him for digestive issues recommended it, and it works great for my kitty. Plus, he likes it. It's a pâté without chunks, which is rare to find.

My cat suffers from IBD (inflammation of the small intestine) and both vets and nutritionists have told me to give her this pâté. She eats it very well even though it's chicken (she doesn't like other chicken pâtés), and I mix it with a little bit of water. It's true that her stools have changed a lot, but they're still not completely stable. Since she's been eating Z/D canned food, her stools are much darker and look drier. Also, I disagree with many users—the amount in the can is just right for a day's serving.

It’s an excellent product for anyone like me who has a cat with digestive problems.