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Food sensitivity and intolerance are potentially serious problems that can result in irritated skin, coat and ear conditions or even gastrointestinal upset. Cats that have a food sensitivity or intolerance, also called adverse food reactions, typically experience an abnormal response to the protein in the food. If your cat suffers from an adverse food reaction, it is even more important to feed the right food.
Hill's nutritionists and veterinarians developed Prescription Diet z/d clinical nutrition especially formulated to reduce skin & digestive signs from food intolerances. In fact, z/d is clinically proven nutrition to help avoid adverse food reactions.
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Exclusively feed the recommended Prescription Diet food. Before use ask your veterinarian for specific feeding instructions for your pet.
Fresh water should be available at all times.
New to this food? Mix increasing amounts of your pet's new food with decreasing amounts of the old food for 7 days or more. Your pet's nutritional needs may change as they age. Ask your vet at every checkup.
Store in a cool dry place and use before "Best Before" date.
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very good product & my cat has been on it for 14 years
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It's too early yet to say with absolute certainty that Hill's z/d is the answer to my cat's sensitive skin issue as we're only a week and a half into the new feeding regime but I do think that she's scratching less frequently.
What I can say is that she's very happy to tuck in and is keen to eat this product - despite being very faddy when it comes to food.
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Excellent product
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The formula has been changed and the new formula has fish oil which has triggered severe diarrhoea with blood in it. I have tried introducing it slowly but every time I do that the diarrhoea returns. I now have so much of this food left because my cat can't eat it. I am it's supposed to be hypoallergenic but it instead has fish which is one of the most common allergens.
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2 people found this review helpful
Daisy has IBD and these biscuits really help her digestion.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food, including answers from our team.
Annette McDonald
What is the difference between the zd and the sensitive hills food as I ordered the sensitive food instead of the zd that my cat is on as he had allergies and the vet isn't sure what of all I no is that fleas are one
These two diets are completely different and are used in different situations. The z/d is processed so that it cannot contain any food allergens at all (theoretically). If there is a genuine concern about a dietary allergy, z/d is a good choice. The Sensitive diet is not free of allergens and might cause trouble if a cat happens to be allergic to one of the ingredients. The good thing about the Sensitive diet is that it is generally very easy to digest, so most cats will do well on it if they are prone to diarrhoea for other reasons. It would be fine to use in a cat with a flea allergy.
