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FELINE HILLS id GASTRO HEALTH CHICKEN & VEG STEW - 24 x 2.9oz cans

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Hill's® Prescription Diet® i/d® Feline Chicken & Vegetable Stew Digestive Care Your cat’s digestive health can be negatively affected by many things and when your cat has digestive upset, it’s a thoroughly unpleasant experience for everyone involved. The good news is that you can help your cat feel better with a food that is formulated to provide the digestive care they need. Hill’s® nutritionists and veterinarians developed Prescription Diet® i/d®, nutrition specially formulated to help improve digestion and stool quality in cats. This irresistible food makes it easier for you to bond with your pet with gently cooked, bite-sized chunks of real chicken and natural ingredients with added vitamins and minerals.
Hill's® Prescription Diet® i/d® Feline Chicken & Vegetable Stew Digestive Care Your cat’s digestive health can be negatively affected by many things and when your cat has digestive upset, it’s a thoroughly unpleasant experience for everyone involved. The good news is that you can help your cat feel better with a food that is formulated to provide the digestive care they need. Hill’s® nutritionists and veterinarians developed Prescription Diet® i/d®, nutrition specially formulated to help improve digestion and stool quality in cats. This irresistible food makes it easier for you to bond with your pet with gently cooked, bite-sized chunks of real chicken and natural ingredients with added vitamins and minerals.
Products specifications
Health conditionsDigestive care, Food sensitivity, Food sensitivity, Urinary health
CategoryDry food
FlavourChicken
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Products specifications
Health conditionsDigestive care, Food sensitivity, Food sensitivity, Urinary health
CategoryDry food
FlavourChicken