Hill's Prescription Diet r/d Weight Reduction Chicken Flavor Wet Cat Food, Veterinary Diet, 5.5 oz. Cans, 24-Pack
Details
- BrandHill's Diet
- FlavorChicken
- Age Range (Description)Adult
- Item FormWet Food
- Specific Uses For ProductWeight
Description
🐾 Purr-fectly Balanced Nutrition for Your Feline Friend!
- VETERINARY APPROVED - Formulated by experts for your cat's health.
- FAT METABOLISM BOOST - Therapeutic L-carnitine for effective fat burning.
- IMMUNE SUPPORT POWER - Clinically proven antioxidants for a robust immune system.
- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Optimal fiber blend keeps your cat feeling full.
- TRANSFORMATIVE NUTRITION - Clinically tested for weight loss in just 4 weeks!
Hill's Prescription Diet r/d Weight Reduction Chicken Flavor Wet Cat Food is a specially formulated veterinary diet designed to support weight management in cats. Each 5.5 oz can is packed with clinically tested nutrition that promotes healthy weight loss in just 4 weeks, while also providing essential nutrients to maintain lean muscle and a strong immune system.
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K**D
Five Stars
Great product, really works!
J**
cats like it
cats like it and that counts, but it's expensive
L**N
Why is the texture so soupy now?
For some reason every RD can in the boxes the past orders has been very soupy in texture? It is not suppose to be. What’s up with this? I will be changing from ordering it from Amazon and switching back to getting it from my vet. I would like to know what has changed over the last few orders. Thank you.
S**S
test it first before investing in a full order....
one of our cats experienced an allergic, skin reaction to this formula. as soon as we discontinued use, the skin irritation cleared up.
L**R
Cats did not like.
Cats do not like at all. My cats are not usually picky. They don't like the perfect weight canned much either. Missing taste???
C**Y
Yucky
My cats hated this food and refuse to eat it.
A**Z
Monopoly
ludicrously overpriced, terrible ingredients, doesn't even work, but are there alternatives?Our vet prescribed this to our 14-pound cat. After a month and a half of feeding her this ridiculously overpriced food, and dealing with her frequent vomiting on this food, guess how much she weighs now? 14.4 pounds. But there's only what? Two brands that make prescription diet food? Nothing on this food's ingredients or possible lab research could justify its price. And even with all that aside, it still didn't work for us.
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