Hill’s Science Diet Urinary Hairball Control, Adult 1-6, Urinary Track Health & Hairball Control Support, Dry Cat Food, Chicken Recipe, 7 lb Bag

Great product!!
I have two cats and I worry about my male cat having urinary issues. And hairball control. The price is worth the peace of mind. My cats love it!!

Excellent item
Excellent item. My cats love it!

Re: Cat Food
My cat love this type of cat food. Although, it cost a little more than what I used to purchased for Ginger.But she she really love it and its last longer for her.

Given as a treat
One of the boys in my Tuxedo mafia has kidney damage from an unknown source. Ruger and Benelli are only six months old and still require kitten food according to the veterinarian. I started giving this to them as a treat. Both boys gobble it up! Momma Mila not so much. She is ghetto fabulous and has a particular palate. I have seen a decrease in “accidents”. I could have added a video them eating but the proof is in their playfulness!

Me gusta que en un mismo alimento puedo tratar los dos problemas que tienen mis gatitas, note inmediatamente la diferencia en cuanto a las bolas de pelo ya que mis gatitas dejaron de vomitarlas. cada que les doy un alimento con nuevo sabor toma un par de dias a que se acostumbren a el pero con este fue inmediato que les gusto. El unico pero es que lo ordene una vez y para la segunda el precio se incremento mucho.

Been using this precise food for maybe 4-5 years now, for my girl who just turned 8. No dietary restrictions. She’s kinda picky, really prefers chicken-flavored anything as opposed to fish, beef, etc. Sometimes, I run out of Hill’s food and buy a small, temporary replacement, and she actually gets quite annoyed about it! She wants THIS one. It’s her favorite. She’s super reasonable and doesn’t go to stuff herself like an idiot, like some cats do lol, but it is clearly the one she prefers. The food has its price, sure, but it’s not the worse, and I save a lot on veterinary expenses by keeping her healthy. Totally worth it.On the outside:She’s a black long haired Chantilly-Tiffany mix, with no undercoat. This, plus her grooming habits, already give her a wonderfully soft and shiny fur, yet this food always took it to the next level. She does get little hairballs forming in there, especially in the spring, and, they’re so soft, you can gently pull them off of her. I’ve never seen a mat on this cat. Her weight is very stable, fluctuates a bit with seasons but that’s it. She does not need to be portion controlled, she tends to go snack when she’s hungry, but this food is obviously quite filling nutritionally. She’s had enough after a couple bites. At 8 years old, she still has the spirit of a playful kitten, she needs some good nutrition to make up for her zoomies so she can keep doing them for a long time still.On the inside:Cats don’t get especially sick on this food, even after an unexpected change in their diet. My girl expels furballs maybe once every 2-3 months… it does happen, can’t be helped. But before this food, it was more like, weekly. I know there is a lot that’s expelled in her litter too, but everything passes smoothly with no discomfort for her. I had another cat previously with a very sensitive bladder, which justified my choice for the urinary kind. She’s not in my care anymore, but the food helped her a lot with her little sensitivities. And my own cat never developed anything urinary either, although she was never prone to it.