95 reviews forHill's Prescription Diet Feline Economy Packs

My cat has had to eat these kibbles for 13 years, and if he's still with us, it's thanks to them, so nothing else to say except THANK YOU.

After 3 or 4 weeks, you notice your cat with arthritis is more active and happier. Apparently, it tastes good too. It's always worth a try. After feeding one bag, you'll already have an idea if it's working. For real results, it's best to keep feeding it a bit longer.

They are very much appreciated by my 4 cats and keep them feeling full, no hungry cats at home. The size is neither too big nor too small, I recommend them for cats who are moderately to severely overweight.

I recommend this product, it's just a shame the price keeps going up.

One of my Maine Coons has very sensitive intestines, with a history of both extremes: from constipation to diarrhoea and back again. In our experience, Hill's Biome works well in cases of diarrhoea, but if there's constipation, it's better to go for Royal Canin Fibre. Feeding just one type of food always caused problems for us, so now we give a mix of both and that's working well for now.

A couple of weeks ago, my 15-year-old cat was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. We got a bit scared and bought the y/d tins. For me, the downside is that they only come in packs of 12, not smaller, and they're not mousse-type. For my cat, they're no good. He smells it and walks away. I've already gone through a can and a half and he hasn't eaten any of it. Luckily, the food lasts if he likes it. So I hope that with this food, by the end of the month his T4 will have gone down and he won't need medication. I'll donate the tins to a shelter, because they're just not for him.

I've been buying this cat food for quite a while now, as recommended by the vet.