Hill's Prescription Diet C/D Multicare Urinary Care Wet Adult Cat Food 24X156G Can

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Knowledge is Hill's first ingredient and Hill's understands what dogs and cats need to live a long and healthy life, which is why all Hill's foods provide precisely balanced, high quality nutrition based on pets' age and unique needs. Science has driven the creation of Hill's foods since 1939 and today our dog and cat foods are still created using the combined expertise of over 220 vets, scientists and pet nutritionists. Hill's believes that fed everyday the right nutrition makes little transformations which can add up to incredible results.Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare cat food is clinically proven to support bladder health and reduce the recurrence of urinary stones.Key Benefits:- Helps manage bladder health and urine p H.- Clinically proven to dissolve struvite stones.- Helps reduce the recurrence of struvite and calcium oxalate stones.- With low salt to better maintain kidney health.- Great taste your cat will love.- Also available in dry and pouches in 2 flavours.Important information:-This is a veterinary diet product - it is really important that it is only used specifically for a pet that has been recommended this product by a veterinary professional.-A vet will be able to give you all of the information and advice you may need regarding your pet's condition.-We recommend that you seek veterinary advice at least every 6 months once you start using this veterinary diet to make sure that it is still appropriate.-If your pet's health deteriorates in any way, please contact your vet immediately.Suitable for adult cats aged 12 months and above for: Initial nutritional management of cats with any type of Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD), including crystalluria and/or urolithiasis from any cause, urethral plugs and idiopathic cystitis. Dissolution of sterile struvite stones. Long-term nutritional management of cats prone to: Struvite, calcium oxalate and calcium phosphate crystals and uroliths (reduction of occurrence and recurrence), urethral plu