Hill's Pet Nutrition Chicken Food - 1.2 kg

My vet said to buy this for our poorly cat Ronnie to help with his digestive issues. So glad I did. Not only did he love it, he hasn’t been sick since! And that’s after just 3 sachets! Excellent and quality food, just a big shame it’s so expensive. But hopefully once better we can go back to his normal food.

Helps a poorly cat tummy

Provides a good all round diet for my cats who had sensitive teeth.

12 sachets not 16 as shown in picture on the listing and the weight is a kilo so 200g less than the 1.2 kg promised. The description also says 12x85g but this doesn’t match the pictures or the rest of the description. Cat likes it though.

My cat is loving this food, which is a relief as he has been losing weight. It arrived quickly and am now hoping it does the trick and he feels better.

Bought this on my vet's recommendation. My cat had been suffering from a prolonged bout of diarrhoea and this is supposedly helpful in setting their stomach down as it's relatively bland and gentle. First impressions were not great, a floppy grey mixture spilled forth from the pouch, I looked and thought how unappetising it seemed, my cat's initial reaction was pretty much in line with my own. She looked, turned and walked away in disgust. She has recovered now, so thought as she's back to eating, I'd see if it appeared any more appealing, short answer is no, she won't go near it. A total waste of nearly £17 for some grey gloop that will never be eaten.

Quick service! Good value for money!

My 2 cats would eat this all day at insane volume if they were allowed - it's very tasty for a start. More importantly, one of mine is renowned for eating stupid things that he shouldn't, and some of those result in some serious upsets that need a little help to recover from. This was prescribed by a vet, and along with that and some pro-biotic dust, is excellent at helping recover serious stomach upsets after a couple of days, returning our boys back to their normal healthy selves. If you think you have a need to use this on an ongoing basis, go visit your vet, as it should ideally be prescribed after a review of your animal.