Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Dry Cat Food

Yes, you must have a veterinarian prescription for ordering Hill’s prescription foods. But you must not worry if you do not have one, as the PetCareRX team will contact your veterinarian and help you out with it. Generally, the pet stores and veterinarians do not sell these prescription diets without a valid veterinarian prescription as it could look promotional and biased for the manufacturers. Also, these prescribed diets have some medicinal values associated with them, and hence involving a veterinarian is a good option. Misuse and the wrong quantity of diets can also worsen the health conditions of your pet.

Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Dry Cat Food helps replace lost nutrients and promotes the growth of good gut bacteria. Thereby helping settle the cat’s tummy. The facilitation of easy absorption helps the cats with sensitive stomachs. A healthy digestive system transcends the benefits into a strong immune system. The food is high in B vitamins and electrolytes and has natural fibers to aid the gastrointestinal system.

Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Dry Cat Food helps settle upset stomachs and is a highly digestible form of nutrition. The diet food meets the need for the required nutrients of the cat’s body and has an enticing taste that your cats can’t resist.

The formulation of such diet foods has a blend of ingredients that help cater to the specific needs of your cat’s body. These are administered when the regular diets are incapable to meet the needs of the cat’s body or in case the cat suffers a condition where it has a deficiency of a particular nutrient. Prescription diets are often a rich source of proteins, B vitamins, antioxidants, and natural fiber that stimulates the different functional systems of the body. Please consult your veterinarian before the administration of such a diet. The diet is based on the age, breed, size, and health condition of your feline.

No, Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Dry Cat Food has whole-grain corn in the formulation.

The calorie intake for a cat varies from 20-35 calories per pound of its body weight to maintain optimum weight conditions. An indoor cat needs 20 calories while an outdoor cat needs around 35 calories per pound of its body weight. You may consult your veterinarian to help you with the estimation of the exact food intake required for your cat.

Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Dry Cat Food is a balanced food that has all the nutrients that are apt for your cats and your kittens as well. The great taste and easy-to-absorb feed help ease your pet’s digestion process.

Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Dry Cat Food can help tackle your cat’s digestive health problems within a day of feeding. However, the conditions may vary depending on the health conditions, age, weight, and breed of your cat.