Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care Canned Dog Food

The product to good. The dogs like it

Nadia loves the chicken stew! I wish there were still 5.5 oz cans, but Hill's privided information on how to reheat since Nadia is a Chiweenie and cannot eat 12 oz at one time. Thank you Hill's.

My 2 girls love this, however, this has been out of stock for months now with no communication as to why. 1 of my girls is very fussy and absolutely enjoys this product that she really wont eat much of anything else. After having 2 rounds of Bladder Stones, i'd really appreciate the product being available again or at the very least, advise what the hold is

MY Lulu has bladder stones and has to eat special foods for the rest of her life--she is 9 now. So, I buy this product because her vet told me she has to have a special diet. This product comes only in the large can and I can't find the 5.5-oz. size anywhere--including right here on Hills own website. I end up throwing away 1/3 of the food in the bigger can because she won't eat it if it has been in the fridge for more than 3-4 days. She's not crazy about it anyway so to try to get her to eat something that the doctor tells me she MUST eat and then throwing away most of the food is crazy...Why not make a smaller size can???

Its a very good product for Urinary track infections and keeping the crystals away so bladder stones dont form. the only issue I have is with the supplier as this product is constantly out if stock it is very frustrating.

This food is garbage. Just use supplements to balance ph of urine with ph papers. This food is very high in FAT and most lightly will cause 2nd health issues. Also the ingredient that is used to control crystals can be purchased and you can add to your pets food.

My 16 year old was peeing blood from bladder stones (calcium oxalate type) & started this 2 months ago. It takes time to work but he's doing great now & feeling spunky! He'd had bladder stones removed surgically 2 years ago so I was hesitant to do it again due to his age. So we gave him antibiotics for awhile & started him on c/d & it appears to be working - I'm ecstatic! This stuff will reduce the size of the stones so they can be passed. Meanwhile I also give him potassium citrate pills (about 640-680 mg) daily, & they help prevent formation of new stones by binding the bad chemicals in the body so they can be passed out too. I hope this combination of treatments gives him several more years of feeling good because I love him to death!

I finally found a food my super picky Bichon LOVES!! I have been fighting her to eat the food I had and finally got smart and found Hills!!!!! I'm afraid she will start gaining weight, she seriously would eat almost of the time!! Totally unbelievable !! I am your BIGGEST FAN,

Recommended by my vet and my dog seems to enjoy it.

my dog has urinary problems and she has been on this for a yr. Since i am a senior and care very much about her health i really appreciate the coupons that u sent me. I will continue feeding my Roxie prescription diet and the best part is she loves it. thank u

My dog usually eats the dry c/d, but I wanted to mix in some wet food. Well, my dog loves it. I've never seen him eat so fast and enjoys it until the end.

My little dog has some very special needs and she's a fussy little eater. She likes this food and happily eats it. It likes and smells great. I was very concerned as to how I was going to feed her, but this fixed that problem

We were have to add things to the solid and dry. But the stew she loves. We still add string beans. My younger poodle will sneak and like the bowl he likes it too. I wish it came in beef so he doesn't get tired of it

my pug has been on the diet for a year now and seems to keep the crystals down. but i must say c/d is high in carbs and kibbles are large for a little pug to chew on especially an older one.

Per my Vet's recommendation, we moved by 13 y.o. Jack Russel from RC's SO diet to Hill's c/d. She is only supposed to eat canned food, to assist with the amount of fluids she consumes daily. Since the switch, I've alternated between the pate and the stew products, hoping that mixing up the routine would entice her to eat. Ultimately she just really does not like this product. With that said, what concerns me most is the inconsistencies from one case to the next. I've had cases of product with mostly meat/vegs and very little gravy, to my current case appears to be between 40 and 50% gravy per can. It literally looks like soup, and makes a mess on the dog and my floors. I would expect a lot higher QC from Hill's, especially at the price we are paying for this product.

My dog recently had surgery for bladder stones. Our vet recommended a new diet and gave me samples of CD Chicken and Veg. Stew. She LOVED it! This will make her diet change much easier! Only wish is that the coupons included are expired. :(.

My tripod Chihuahua was given to me after the dearth of a friend. I took her to my local vet and to my surprise, her X-Ray showed huge stones along with small ones. Needless to say she had surgery-tolerated it well and was given the Hills Urinary C/D Chicken and Vegetable stew. She is a picky eater, but loves this food. I heard that stones are very common. I hope the stew does prevent the stones from returning. Her last X-rays six months later was negative for new stones. I wish everyone would save themselves a Hugh expense by feeding their pets a high quality dog food. The food cost more but is well worth it. If she was given a quality dog food from the beginning I could have saved 1,500.00 dollars. The stew has real chicken and nutrients. I am so glad that there is a quality product that looks good enough for a human to eat, the Hills Stew is one of the best foods I have ever seen. They also make other types for other ailments, but need a vets prescription to buy it.

My dog had stones and had to be put on cd she loves the stew I just wish it was alittle cheaper

my shih tzu never liked the dry or the canned chicken or the treats. He actually got worse with this diet. Check with your vet and make your own food; it is less expensive in the long run.

I have been buying this dog food for my dog because she has had bladder stones. I bought it in dry and canned and the cost is almost twice as much as for regular Hills dog food.

I am so thankful for Hill's Rx foods. My Chinese Crested, Miss Prada, constantly had bladder infections. They would have to get a urine sample by ways of sonogram and injecting needle directly into bladder for sterile sample. I can only imagine how painful. And the money I spent you would not believe. But only the best for my babies. They are family. If you can't afford the vet don't get the pet. Once Miss Prada finally got over infection which was at least 6 mos after she has had nothing but Hill's C/D happy to say resolved all problems. I won't even think about trying any other brand. Plus it has the AFCO approval.

I have purchased 2 cases of Hills' Prescription Diet C/D Chicken and Vegetable Stew. They have coupons for $7.00 off. The coupons are already expired. I also purchase the C/D dry food and the U/D dry food. None of the coupons are negotiable. I would certainly be a happy camper if someone could send me some negotiable coupons because my Maltese love the Chicken and Vegetable Stew. I mix the dry food with the stew and add a little water so they get enough water. Thanks, Pjmax, IN.

My dog has done wonderfully with this product and there has been no further trouble with her urinary tract!

My small sag passed a bladder stone the size of a lemon seed! She had had problems with frequent visits to the vet. One of the assistants shared about her small dog having same experience and was now on this product and was better. We started Ginger on Hills urinary care and she is feeling so much better. Her hair is healthy, she is her little self again! Thanks for a great product.