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Cats and dogs can undergo significant metabolic changes when recovering from surgery, illness or injury. While under these stressful conditions, your pet is challenged to maintain their strong natural defenses which makes it even more important to feed the right food to help your pet bounce back from these tough situations.
Hill's nutritionists and veterinarians developed Prescription Diet a/d, clinically proven nutrition specially formulated for dogs and cats recovering from surgery, illness or injury so you can feel confident you are giving your pet your best.
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This product is intended for intermittent feeding only.
Use only as directed by your veterinarian.
Store in a cool dry place and use before "Best Before" date.
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I bought this produce to try and encourage my two very elderly cats to eat. They both have kidney trouble and were off their food and consequently had lost weight. I am pleased to say that they seem to enjoy the food and have made a lot of progress and are putting on weight.
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Recommended by my vet to encourage a sick dog to eat which it successfully did !
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Excellent product, easy to eat from a spoon or watered down and lapped up
Customer recommends this product
Excellent product, easy to eat from a spoon or watered down and lapped up
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Fed these cans of high protein to my dog when she lost weight through illness and found that she responded to them very well.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Hill's Prescription Diet a/d Restorative Care with Chicken Canned Dog and Cat Food, including answers from our team.
Mrs R Robinson
Hello
I have a healthy cat, just a picky eater and she has lost 2lb and I wondered if this food would be ok to use to help with a little weight gain?
Unexplained weight loss should really be checked out by a vet. Not many cats are so fussy that they refuse their food to the point of losing significant weight. There might be another reason why she does not feel like eating, rather than being fussy. The Hills a/d diet is marvelous for cats recuperating from illness, but should not be needed otherwise. Check with your vet first.