Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline c/d Stress Urinary Care - Chicken has been specially developed for adult cats suffering with the most common urinary tract conditions. The clinically proven special nutrition contains a moderate magnesium content, as well as DL-methionine for its urine-acidifying properties. It can help combat struvite stones and reduce the risk of reoccurrence. L-tryptophane and milk protein hydrolysate can have a soothing effect and reduce the risk of FIC (Feline Idiopathic Cystitis). A high content of highly digestible chicken (32%) provides your cat with valuable animal protein. Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline c/d Stress Urinary Care - Chicken also contains a balanced mix of vitamins, minerals and trace elements, as well as taurine and natural antioxidants, which provides your cat with all its vital nutrients. It also supports your cat’s overall wellbeing and can help to develop a strong immune system. A high-quality food, this is prescribed by veterinarians and can effectively help to improve your cat’s lower urinary tract health. Hill’s Prescription Diet Feline c/d Stress Urinary Care Chicken at a glance: Dietetic complete food for adult cats Specially developed for cats prone to lower urinary tract conditions Clinically proven to reduce the risk of recurring FIC symptoms by 89% Dissolves sterile struvite stones: reduces symptoms and combats development of new cases Adapts the acid content of urine: urine-acidifying DL-methionine and a tailored magnesium content regulate pH value L-tryptophan and milk protein hydrolysate: to reduce stress Nutrient-rich: with vitamins, minerals, trace elements, taurine and antioxidants 32% chicken: easy to digest and delicious Reduces stress L-tryptophan and milk protein hydrolysate can reduce stress, which is a common risk factor for certain urinary tract conditions such as FIC (Feline Idiopathic Cystitis). Dissolves urinary stones Sterile struvite stones can develop due to the excessive mineral content of certain cat foods. This food helps dissolve them and can reduce the risk of recurring struvite-, calcium oxalate- or calcium phosphate crystals and stones. Relieves symptoms Omega-3 fatty acids can reduce inflammation and relieve pain, easing it on a daily basis. Suitable for the main causes of FLUTD The highest risk factors for lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) in cats are stress, certain food types, being overweight and low fluid intake. 100% flavour guarantee - your pet will love it! Hill’s Prescription Diet products are made exclusively using high-quality ingredients and have an excellent flavour. Hill’s is sure that your pet will love Hill’s Prescription Diet and, therefore, offers a 100% flavour guarantee on these products. Read more about Hill’s brand philosophy and products here. Hill’s Brand I Science Plan I Prescription Diet I Snacks
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Hill’s Prescription Diet
- Price: £19.49
- Unit price: £12.99/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Ocean Fish - 1.5kg: £19.49 (£12.99/kg)
- Chicken - 3kg: £28.99 (£9.66/kg)
- Ocean Fish - 3kg: £31.99 (£10.66/kg)
- Chicken - 8kg: £71.99 (£9.00/kg)
- Ocean Fish - 8kg: £141.99 (£17.75/kg)
- Ocean Fish - Economy Pack: 2 x 8kg: £141.99 (£8.87/kg)
- Chicken - 12kg: £220.99 (£18.42/kg)
- Chicken - Economy Pack: 2 x 12kg: £220.99 (£9.21/kg)
Good to know
- Compare the price per kilo: economy packs are cheaper only if your cat finishes the food before it goes stale.
- Check your cat’s shape every few weeks: you should feel the ribs easily under a thin layer of fat.
- Weigh the daily ration on kitchen scales: dry food is energy-dense and a heaped scoop can be far more than the guideline.
Common questions
Can I leave dry food out all day?
Yes, if your cat eats small amounts throughout the day and keeps a healthy weight. If your cat eats everything at once or is gaining weight, weigh the daily ration and split it into meals or use a puzzle feeder instead.
What does ‘sterilised’ mean on cat food?
It is a recipe for neutered cats, which need fewer calories and tend to put on weight. These foods are usually lower in fat and energy, sometimes with more fibre. You still need to feed the right amount, as a sterilised food overfed will still cause weight gain.
