Hill’s Science Food plan Urinary Hairball Management, Grownup 1-6, Urinary Monitor Well being & Hairball Management Assist, Dry Cat Meals, Hen Recipe, 7 lb Bag

Kitty loves it. Healthy. Good price
Came fast. Digestible and kitty loves them. Eaten them for years.

Good
Healthy

Good For Urinary & Stomach issues
Update: 8/5/24 unfortunately I went off this brand. Only because the bites are too big for my 7 year old cat. My 13 year old cat died in February of Kidney disease. I regret not sticking with all urinary food, including wet food. Please if your cat has kidney issues. Keep your cat totally on urinary cat food. Wet or dry. Even though I switched dry food to Iam’s, I do plan to buy Hills Science diet urinary wet food. If your cat is a male. Definitely stick with urinary cat food. I lost two cats to kidney disease.I really like Hills Science diet cat food. As I have been giving this to my cats for over a few years, along with Fancy feast petite wet food.I had concerns for my cat b/c his brother died of kidney failure. Meanwhile he was having gastric issues that he was at the vet three times for constipation. Since I put him on this Urinary & hairball cat food, along with wet cat food, the constipation stopped. Plus no more throwing up hair balls.I wish these kibbles were smaller bites, as my almost 13 year old cat has trouble chewing these. So that’s why I gave this 4 stars.Also even though I have previously purchased off here, however I refused to give $50+ from these sellers, when I can go pay $32 elsewhere. I am furious Amazon allowing them sellers to price gouge the consumer, with inflation the way it is. So I won’t be buying on here, until the price drops to what tractor supply & Chewy sell’s it for! Which is at least $20 less.

Best stuff ever
My Adele has crystal that form and she was just a baby at the time . I gave her prescription food she would puke every where. Come to find out she had to have a special blend. I had given wysong with Purina urinary foods that worked for a little while. Then I went back to a non prescription hills science urinary. Best thing ever. Her wet meats are delects for ten year old. It helps rehydrated her when she she gets to much fluid out from food. To help I also give hill science 7+ and now Purina vitale.wet meats. They are doing good. My Casper has cardiomyopathy and she has to eat the same things to keep fluid off and to rehydrate when to much fluid is taken. Haven’t had to use pills yet. Thank God. My cat was was born in 2019 and the other was born in 2020. Adele is five and my Casper is four. They’re doing good for now. Thanks so much

Been using this precise food for maybe 4-5 years now, for my girl who just turned 8. No dietary restrictions. She’s kinda picky, really prefers chicken-flavored anything as opposed to fish, beef, etc. Sometimes, I run out of Hill’s food and buy a small, temporary replacement, and she actually gets quite annoyed about it! She wants THIS one. It’s her favorite. She’s super reasonable and doesn’t go to stuff herself like an idiot, like some cats do lol, but it is clearly the one she prefers. The food has its price, sure, but it’s not the worse, and I save a lot on veterinary expenses by keeping her healthy. Totally worth it.On the outside:She’s a black long haired Chantilly-Tiffany mix, with no undercoat. This, plus her grooming habits, already give her a wonderfully soft and shiny fur, yet this food always took it to the next level. She does get little hairballs forming in there, especially in the spring, and, they’re so soft, you can gently pull them off of her. I’ve never seen a mat on this cat. Her weight is very stable, fluctuates a bit with seasons but that’s it. She does not need to be portion controlled, she tends to go snack when she’s hungry, but this food is obviously quite filling nutritionally. She’s had enough after a couple bites. At 8 years old, she still has the spirit of a playful kitten, she needs some good nutrition to make up for her zoomies so she can keep doing them for a long time still.On the inside:Cats don’t get especially sick on this food, even after an unexpected change in their diet. My girl expels furballs maybe once every 2-3 months… it does happen, can’t be helped. But before this food, it was more like, weekly. I know there is a lot that’s expelled in her litter too, but everything passes smoothly with no discomfort for her. I had another cat previously with a very sensitive bladder, which justified my choice for the urinary kind. She’s not in my care anymore, but the food helped her a lot with her little sensitivities. And my own cat never developed anything urinary either, although she was never prone to it.

My fur baby Moon, who is a long hair is a super picky eater and off late had be puking hairballs pretty frequently. I did a lot of research before buying this and when I finally got it to my shocker, Moon absolutely loved Hill’s science diet.The formation of hairball has relatively come down since she’s been on this cat food. Absolutely worked for my Moon.

My cat if weird he likes to rip off big chunks of his fur and walk around the house with it hanging off his mouth. The daily routine consist of me running after him and trying to pry those big chunks out of his mouth before he just munches on it and swallow them all that while looking at me straight in the eyes. This will eventually lead to a couple of days later the inevitable throwing up of the said swallowed fur. Since I switched to this food. no more throwing up hairballs. But I still do the daily chases just because we love it.