HILL'S PRESCRIPTION DIETz/d Skin/Food Sensitivities Wet Cat Food, Veterinary Diet, 5.5 oz. Cans, 24-Pack

Unusual consistency so I wasn’t sure my critical cat would eat it. He did and has. I find if I mix it up it’s easier for him to lick up.

My 15 year old cat will not eat dry food, so this was the only wet food alternative. I saw an immediate positive change immediately. Bubba has been eating this for over a month now and it saved his life! He is not only healthy but happy, active and being silly again. Delivery was fast.A bit expensive but the alternative was Bubba dying so completely worth every penny.

Looked like jelly and neither of my cats would touch it. Horrible product and a rip off...very expensive!!!

My first thoughts with this food were not the best if I’m being honest. I was first thrown off by the overwhelming smell of soy and kind of gummy texture and of course the price is a little jarring. My kitty was prescribed this diet for pancreatitis and issues with throwing up/not being able to digest complex proteins. This food is totally worth it. My cat looks happier and healthier now that he throws up less. To get the most out of my money and to also ensure my kitty is still eating like the carnivore he is I split each can into 8ths and he gets 1/4 per day. Also because the texture is quite gummy I usually add some warm water and mash it up a bit for him. My other kitty luckily stays away from this diet food because the smell I think throws her off (she was a stray) so it’s nice when I’m feeding them that only one of them likes the smell/taste of the food.

Opera will not eat ANY canned food, believe me I've tried them all, she won't touch them... Except ZD. After the elderly kitty who had a prescription for it died, the vet let her have her own. Even though she's perfectly healthy 🙄 it's very palatable.

Well made food. Initially cat didn’t like change in diet but eating it now. I cover unused portion and place it in refrigerator. Warm portions from fridge in microwave or by adding some hot water and stirring. (Test temperature of food before serving.)Using this with a cat that has allergies - yes cats get allergies too.Even my cats “littermate” likes this and sneaks some out of her bowl.

It's a thick, gelatinous texture my cats don't like. I have to mash it up in water for them, but nothing wrong with a little more water, I guess.

So expensive, and my cat wouldn't eat it.