Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Urinary Care Tuna & Vegetable Stew Wet Cat Food, Veterinary Diet, 2.9 oz. Cans, 24-Pack

My ER vet recommended this cat food for our cat, Speedwagon. He had a dangerous bladder infection and blockage twice. This helps our silky bellied, cuddle cat to, hopefully, be around a long time.He loves the taste of this food, maybe a little too much. He is always ready for more, the cubby guy. I like the wet food better as is also adds moisture into his diet, as it’s helpful to his urinary health.The cans are handy and easy to open. Each can is good for 1-2 meals. Our little guy likes it even straight from the fridge. The cans are stackable, which is helpful to economize cabinet space.The two 12 packs are very convenient. We have them on autoship for every 2 weeks. It is super convenient to have these shipped directly to my home, especially with how important having a steady supply of prescription food.I highly recommend. A+

This wet food has been a game changer for my cats’ urinary problems. As long as I feed them the Science Diet CD, we don’t have issues with crystals. It’s expensive but absolutely worth it.

My Charlie loves it!

My cat had a dangerous urethral blockage!! We spent over 1000$$ and this protects him from the harmful ingredients! He also gets 2 cans per day so that he has the liquid he needs and a safe food, The price is utterly ridiculous!! I do think Hills should make the cost more reasonable!! Btw I buy Iam’s urinary dry food! To supplement!

Expensive but my cat loves it. It works well too!

Awesome product way too expensive but don't want quality decrease only kind that my cat can tolerate

My cats don't like this. Going to give it all away.

My cat was put on a special diet that required him to eat Hills Prescription Diet C/D multicare. I chose the wet version of it because of various things that I had read. He definitely likes it. He has been on it for about 2 months now. He is not tired of it at all. He is on this food to help prevent and to dissolve crystals in his urine. As a new cat owner, I really knew nothing about this topic. I have been trying to educate myself ever since I learned about this. I think he also has cystitis too though, so sometimes it is difficult to tell what is making his urinating an issue. Sorry, not trying to get too off of the topic but just trying to explain his whole situation and how we got here. Now I can’t say if his crystals are dissolved but we will be getting an x-ray soon, to find out. I will come back on and comment about it here to help others know how well the food worked for that. I did want to let others know that the food is very much liked by him though, and I can also tell now ( by comparing the food to other wet food he had eaten before ), that this food looks, smells, and just seems more high quality. I guess that might sound kind of weird or possibly not make sense but, to me, it appears like a high quality food. I only wish it were a bit less expensive.