Hill's Prescription Diet Feline z/d Food Sensitivities

This food was recommended by our vet for our cat who has become more food sensitive as she has aged. We were very concerned that she would not eat any of it as she is a very fussy eater but she thoroughly surprised us and loves it! Her tummy seems to be happier too and she has gained a little weight which is very good.

Although this was the usual quality of product you'd expect from Hills, and given that our two ginger toms have been eating dried cat food since they were born, they haven't turned their noses up to much, but they certainly don't like this! When you put this down they sniff and walk away! It's only if you don't give them anything else to eat will they eventually eat it. I tried several gastro/biome/sensitive dried Hill's mixes to stop our cats literally being sick of the same one for years.

I was hopping my cat will like it as he has problem with itchy skin. On regular bases he is eating Hills Sensitive stomach and skin. My vet recommended z/d Food Sensitivities. My cat tried ones and later take out all new food outside of the bowl and eat old one. I tried 2 weeks no luck. So it might be good but not for my cat.

I don’t know why they don’t make this food more palatable, my cat is not typically fussy but this food seems to be about as appetising to him as it is to me. It’s a very sticky stodgy mass of pate and unfortunately is not available in any other flavours or formats. My cat also has diabetes so his current hunger strike is less than ideal. He seems a bit more interested in the biscuits but only a little. All this from a good which has a considerable price tag.

My cat was diagnosed with a rare gastrointestinal condition over 2 years ago and with the help of this product and daily steroid tablets she is no longer chronically vomiting, and is living a normal happy life. Fortunately she seems to enjoy this food.

Last October the vet advised me that the gut troubles our seven year old rescue cat was suffering were likely to be diet-related. "You get what you pay for", he said. Unfortunately, the wet version of z/d wasn't tolerated beyond about a quarter served beside three quarters of the usual food. As I'd never seen this cat drink any water, I didn't dare put him on a completely dry diet, but, see Royal Canin Gastrointestinal.

My 1 year old Ragdoll’s been suffering from allergy since she was a little kitty, I tried all sort of anti-allergy food, but to no avail, so I didn’t think that I’d ever find a suitable food. Thank God I was wrong. Even though this item is a bit expensive, it did a miracle and now my cat can enjoy her meal without any food intolerances. She stopped scratching after 4-5 months and her fur is silky and healthy again. Every penny is worth it.

My cat Zardeenah has some pretty bad scratch wounds between her ear and eye. I have no idea how it happened. Until someone suggested it might be an allergy. I ordered this product straight away and started mixing it in. No diarrhoea issues and she loves the kibble. Now it's just a matter of waiting to see if this really solves the problem. For now, she's still wearing a cone so her wounds can heal.