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Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care

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  • Dietary dry food for cats, to reduce oxalate stone formation and struvite stone recurrence
  • Urinary alkalising, low magnesium and calcium content
  • Urinary undersaturating with regard to struvite
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Product description

  • Dietary dry food for cats, to reduce oxalate stone formation and struvite stone recurrence
  • Urinary alkalising, low magnesium and calcium content
  • Urinary undersaturating with regard to struvite
  • By purchasing the selected veterinary food, you confirm that your pet has been examined by a vet who has recommended this specific veterinary food based on a diagnosis, and that you have read and understood the following information.
  • Please consult your vet before feeding this food to your pet or if you wish to extend the feeding period.
  • If you feed your pet this veterinary food, you should seek regular advice from your vet (every 6 months).
  • If your pet's health deteriorates, please contact your vet immediately.
 

If cats repeatedly suffer from urinary tract diseases and are prone to developing urinary stones, it is important to feed them a diet that is tailored to their needs. Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care Chicken is specially formulated to reduce the risk of crystal formation and promote the dissolution of existing struvite stones.

This dietary cat food is characterised by its low magnesium, calcium and vitamin D content. Thanks to its urine-alkalising properties, it can contribute to an optimal urine pH value and an environment that is unfavourable for the formation of urinary stones. Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care Chicken also has urinary unsaturating properties with regard to struvite to reduce the risk of struvite stone formation.

Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care Chicken at a glance:

  • Complete dietetic food for reducing struvite stone recurrence, dissolving struvite stones and reducing oxalate stone formation in adult cats
  • Urinary alkalising: added potassium citrate can promote a urinary environment that is unfavourable for urinary stones
  • Adjusted mineral content: low in magnesium, calcium and vitamin D.
  • Urinary desaturating properties with regard to struvite, may reduce the risk of new struvite stone formation.
  • With chicken: tasty and easily digestible, source of high-quality protein
  • Enriched with fish oil: provides valuable omega-3 fatty acids
  • With antioxidants: can support the normal immune system
  • Complete recipe: suitable for daily feeding
  • Clinically tested: diet food recommended by vets

Ingredients

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Ingredients:
Brewer's rice, chicken- (14%) and turkey meal, wheat, maize gluten meal, animal fats, soya bean oil, minerals, protein hydrolysate, fish oil, vitamins, taurine, trace elements, beta-carotene.
Urine alkalising ingredients: potassium citrate (2g/kg).

Additives per kg:
Nutritional additives:
Vitamin A (6001 IU), vitamin D3 (638 IU), vitamin E (500 IU), beta-carotene (1.5mg), iron (52.7mg), iodine (0.8mg), copper (5.2mg), manganese (5.5mg), zinc (109mg), selenium (0.3mg).
With natural antioxidants.

Analytical constituents

protein34.5 %
fat16.5 %
fibre0.7 %
calcium0.75 %
phosphorus0.69 %
magnesium0.06 %
beta-carotene1.6 mg/kg
chloride0.93 %
potassium0.85 %
sodium0.34 %
omega-3 fats0.74 %
omega-6 fats2.95 %
starch43.0 %
taurine0.25 %
vitamin A7831.0 IU
vitamin D3413.0 IU
vitamin E (tocopherol)582.0 mg/kg

Feeding guide

Feeding recommendation per animal in g/day

Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care is a complete dietetic food for cats.

Cat's weight Serving in g/day
2kg 35g
3kg 50g
4kg 60g
5kg 75g
6kg 85g
7kg+ 12g per kg

Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.

Reviews

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Latest user reviews

20/02/17|Anne O'Shea
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Tasty food,

One of my cats was put on this diet as he suffered from struvite crystals... yes he likes it, but the bonus is that all my other cats like it aswell, so no fights and well cats..
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
08/10/15|Drn & Bertie
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

best price!

My girls love this and now won't eat any other dry food! And zooplus has the best price!
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
14/07/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

They love it

My cats really enjoy this :-)
08/06/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Kidney Problems

Good food for our elderly cat who has kidney problems.
01/06/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Excellent food for cats

Luca had an operation to remove stones from his bladder as a kitten. Since then the vet recommended this food and he is now an 8 year old cat. He's had no more problems with stones, and the other two cats also love this food. We are very happy with this product.
01/06/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Excellent food for cats

Luca had an operation to remove stones from his bladder as a puppy. Since then the vet recommended this food and he is now an 8 year old cat. He's had no more problems with stones, and the other two cats also love this food. We are very happy with this product.
28/05/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Very good

Three years ago they diagnosed my cat with struvite crystals in his urine. I changed his normal diet for this and he started to improve from the outset. I'm never changing it again - 100% recommended.
30/04/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 4/5

Hill's Prescription Diet

Brilliant product
30/04/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Tieger likes this food

I tried a different food because my little tigers had gone off the anti struvite food I was feeding them. They really like it and I'm impressed by the quality.
28/04/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Good food

My cat really likes this and moans at me when the bowl is empty!
28/04/14
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Super

My cat loves this kibble.
25/06/13
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Very good

Since I bought this feed (6 years ago) my cat has not had any urinary problems. And they also love it!
28/01/12
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Does what it is designed for

However, this food should not be given to cats who do not have struvite crystals / alkaline urine as it could have a detrimental effect, thus achieve the opposite result in the long term(i-e formation of oxalates). Moreover, Hill's C.D prescription diet should only be fed for 3 months at the most--vet's recommendations.
08/12/10|Caroline S Stock
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Sir Thomas

Having nearly killed my old cat by giving it a TV recommended brand of dry food, Sir T. developed urine crystals and needed a major opeation. My vet at the PDSA recommended that he be fed this food, which he loves as does my 2nd cat and any strays that pass eat HILLS rather than anything else,,,,It must be good.
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk