HILL'S PRESCRIPTION DIETc/d Multicare Urinary Care with Chicken Wet Cat Food, Veterinary Diet, 5.5 oz. Cans, 24-Pack

Now that I know the cat likes it, I wish it came in larger cans.It does NOT stink, it has meat chunks which I mash with a fork, as my cat is used to pate’. There are little bits of carrot & rice. I am VERY SURPRISED & PLEASED, that the cat likes it so well.His urinary tract issues have cleared with in 10 days of starting on this food ( I should have said that first !). After a month His coat is softer & more shiny ! Not messy, I have not tasted it myself (amazon😉😉). 👍👍👍👍

Awesome product way too expensive but don't want quality decrease only kind that my cat can tolerate

I inherited my Dad's cat and I really wanted to care for her... but I couldn't. She messed the floors and used any cardboard she could scratch as a litter box.I screened in the porch as a catio and was resigned that she would become an outdoor cat. However, the new vet reccomended this food and it worked!(The prior vet disappointed me GREATLY. What kind of a vet won't help in an emergency? My dad's other cat was hit by a car and in agony and that reprobate reccomended an after-hours vet in another city, two counties, 76 miles, and over 90 minutes of driving away. It was barely a month after he died and I was sobbing. Who does that? Vets like that don't deserve my business. There was no way I could drive that far in my condition and the cat was in pain! Yes, this is off-topic. I just get LIVID every time I remember what that vet did!)So, I had ONE SOLITARY animal companion, left to me by my beloved Father and she was banished to the catio... until this food began working. Now, she comes inside and, as far as I know, hasn't messed the floor even once! She loves the catio and spends a lot of time there, but it is now optional.

Overpriced. Causes my cat to vomiting at times. I am a human food type of pet parent. But the vet perscribed this for his bladder. It stopped the bloody pee.

My cats don't like this. Going to give it all away.

My cat was put on a special diet that required him to eat Hills Prescription Diet C/D multicare. I chose the wet version of it because of various things that I had read. He definitely likes it. He has been on it for about 2 months now. He is not tired of it at all. He is on this food to help prevent and to dissolve crystals in his urine. As a new cat owner, I really knew nothing about this topic. I have been trying to educate myself ever since I learned about this. I think he also has cystitis too though, so sometimes it is difficult to tell what is making his urinating an issue. Sorry, not trying to get too off of the topic but just trying to explain his whole situation and how we got here. Now I can’t say if his crystals are dissolved but we will be getting an x-ray soon, to find out. I will come back on and comment about it here to help others know how well the food worked for that. I did want to let others know that the food is very much liked by him though, and I can also tell now ( by comparing the food to other wet food he had eaten before ), that this food looks, smells, and just seems more high quality. I guess that might sound kind of weird or possibly not make sense but, to me, it appears like a high quality food. I only wish it were a bit less expensive.

After a complete bladder blockage, my little guy had to go on this food. He'd never been the biggest fan of wet food, but he absolutely loves this one. But only the fish, he'll nibble the chicken and walk away. He gets the dry formula of this during the day and the wet is his "snack" before bedtime. He hasn't had any more bladder issues and I hope this keeps him from ever going through that again. The cost is prohibitive but better than a midnight trip to the emergency vet an hour away. However, I do have an issue with paying so much and getting cans that the dollar store wouldn't sell. Almost every can in the case was dented.

Liked because it helped my cat stay healthy