Cats diagnosed with diabetes mellitus have specific nutritional needs. Hill’s Prescription Diet m/d Diabetes Care - Chicken has been specially developed to help support cats with diabetes, offering a balanced recipe with a tailored nutrient content. This can help to regulate glucose supply and support a healthy weight. Hill’s Prescription Diet m/d Diabetes Care - Chicken has a protein-rich recipe that can help to support lean muscle mass maintenance. The carbohydrate content is tailored to meet the needs of diabetic cats. This dietetic food also provides your cat with key antioxidants, which can contribute to a healthy immune system, as well as L-carnitine. The recipe is particularly delicious and is appetisingly served. Hill’s Prescription Diet m/d Diabetes Care - Chicken at a glance: Complete dietetic food to regular glucose supply in adult cats with diabetes mellitus Reduced sugar content: low mono- and disaccharide levels Supports diabetes: can help support weight management and regulate blood sugars High protein content: essential for maintaining lean muscle mass Tailored carbohydrate content: to support diabetes management With antioxidants: can help support a healthy immune system Contains L-carnitine Great flavour: well-accepted by many cats Delicious recipes: with tasty chicken, tender chunks in a delicate sauce Portioned: simply tear open the pouch and serve
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Hill’s Prescription Diet
- Price: £28.19
- Unit price: £13.82/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Also available as
- Chicken - 12 x 85g: £28.19 (£27.64/kg)
Good to know
- Lift uneaten wet food after an hour or two, sooner in warm weather, and wash the bowl before the next meal.
- ‘With chicken’ on a label means at least 4 per cent chicken; ‘chicken flavour’ means there may be none at all.
- Tins of fillets or flakes in broth are often complementary: check for the word ‘complete’ before feeding them as a main meal.
Common questions
How many pouches a day should my cat have?
It depends on the food’s energy content and your cat’s weight, so use the feeding table on the pack. Most brands give one figure for feeding only wet food and another for mixing with dry. Weigh your cat every few weeks and adjust if it is gaining or losing weight.
Is wet food better than dry food for cats?
Neither is better in every case, as long as the food is complete. Wet food supplies a lot of water, which helps cats that drink little, while dry food is cheaper and convenient. Many owners feed a mix. If your cat has a urinary or kidney problem, ask your vet which they recommend.
