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Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken

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Complete dietetic dry food for adult cats, designed to reduce the risk of oxalate stone formation and struvite stone reoccurrence, urine-alkalising and with reduced levels of magnesium and calcium....further information
Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken - 1.5kg
Bag labelled Hill's Prescription Diet c/d with urinary care text and chicken icon, indicating food for urinary health with chicken flavour.
Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care c/d Multicare, urinary tract support, vet recommended, with chicken, clinical nutrition.
Guide showing gradual transition from old to new pet food over 7 days: increase new food and decrease old food in four steps until only new food is served on day 7.
Kibble size comparison showing a 9.5mm round kibble next to a 16mm dice for scale.
How it works: promotes desirable urine pH to reduce stone risk, enriched with antioxidants and omega-3 from fish oil, controlled calcium, sodium and added potassium citrate.
How it helps: dissolves struvite stones in as little as 7 days, reduces risk of struvite and calcium oxalate stones, lifelong feeding benefits cats with urinary signs.
Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care c/d multicare shown in dry food bag, wet pouch and can. Text: Try our delicious dry & wet varieties.
Hill's Prescription Diet, vet recommended.
100% satisfaction guarantee for quality, consistency and taste, or your money back.
Responsibly made. For more information, visit www.hillspet.co.uk/about-us/sustainability/responsibly-made.
Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken - 1.5kg
Bag labelled Hill's Prescription Diet c/d with urinary care text and chicken icon, indicating food for urinary health with chicken flavour.
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Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care c/d Multicare, urinary tract support, vet recommended, with chicken, clinical nutrition.
Guide showing gradual transition from old to new pet food over 7 days: increase new food and decrease old food in four steps until only new food is served on day 7.
Kibble size comparison showing a 9.5mm round kibble next to a 16mm dice for scale.
How it works: promotes desirable urine pH to reduce stone risk, enriched with antioxidants and omega-3 from fish oil, controlled calcium, sodium and added potassium citrate.
How it helps: dissolves struvite stones in as little as 7 days, reduces risk of struvite and calcium oxalate stones, lifelong feeding benefits cats with urinary signs.
Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care c/d multicare shown in dry food bag, wet pouch and can. Text: Try our delicious dry & wet varieties.
Hill's Prescription Diet, vet recommended.
100% satisfaction guarantee for quality, consistency and taste, or your money back.
Responsibly made. For more information, visit www.hillspet.co.uk/about-us/sustainability/responsibly-made.
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Product description

Complete dietetic dry food for adult cats, designed to reduce the risk of oxalate stone formation and struvite stone reoccurrence, urine-alkalising and with reduced levels of magnesium and calcium.

Guidelines: Feed veterinary food only after consulting a veterinarian, consult regularly, seek advice if health worsens, and confirm your pet was examined before adding to cart.

If your cat regularly struggles with urinary tract conditions or is prone to urinary stone formation, it is vital that you choose a tailored nutrition. This Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken has been specially developed to help reduce the risk of urinary crystals forming and to help resolve existing struvite stones.
This Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken dietetic food has a reduced content of magnesium, calcium and vitamin D. It can also help support optimum pH value in urine thanks to its urine-alkalising properties, which can help create an inhospitable environment for urinary stones to form. Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken also has urine-undersaturating properties in relation to struvite, which can reduce the risk of struvite stones forming.

Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken at a glance:

  • Complete dietetic dry food for adult cats, designed to help reduce the risk of struvite stones, dissolve existing struvite stones and combat oxalate stone formation
  • Urine-alkalising: added potassium citrate can help create an inhospitable environment for urinary stones
  • Tailored mineral content: reduced levels of magnesium, calcium and vitamin D
  • Urine-undersaturating effects in relation to struvite, to help reduce new struvite stone formation
  • With chicken: delicious and easy to digest, a source of high-quality proteins
  • Enriched with fish oil: provides essential omega-3 fatty acids
  • With antioxidants: to support a healthy immune system
  • Complete recipe: suitable for daily nutrition
  • Clinically proven: recommended by veterinarians

Ingredients

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Ingredients:
Brewer's rice, chicken- (14%) and turkey meal, wheat, maize gluten meal, animal fats, soya bean oil, minerals, protein hydrolysate, fish oil, vitamins, taurine, trace elements, beta-carotene.
Urine alkalising ingredients: potassium citrate (2g/kg).

Additives per kg:
Nutritional additives:
Vitamin A (6001 IU), vitamin D3 (638 IU), vitamin E (500 IU), beta-carotene (1.5mg), iron (52.7mg), iodine (0.8mg), copper (5.2mg), manganese (5.5mg), zinc (109mg), selenium (0.3mg).
With natural antioxidants.

Analytical constituents

protein34.5 %
fat16.5 %
fibre0.7 %
calcium0.75 %
phosphorus0.69 %
magnesium0.06 %
beta-carotene1.6 mg/kg
chloride0.93 %
potassium0.85 %
sodium0.34 %
omega-3 fats0.74 %
omega-6 fats2.95 %
starch43.0 %
taurine0.25 %
vitamin A7831.0 IU
vitamin D3413.0 IU
vitamin E (tocopherol)582.0 mg/kg

Feeding guide

Feeding recommendation per animal in g/day

Hill's Prescription Diet Feline c/d Multicare Urinary Care is a complete dietetic food for cats.

Cat's weight Serving in g/day
2kg 35g
3kg 50g
4kg 60g
5kg 75g
6kg 85g
7kg+ 12g per kg

Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.

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The best !

My cat Zira has had urinary problems due to stress for years so I was very excited to test this product as this brand is well known.As soon as I opened the bag Zira was going crazy!I have been feeding her for over a month and I honestly can say it works!No problems so far so I definitely will be buying this product .Its cheaper than trips to vets ! I received this product for free as part of a Home Tester Club product test.

Causes Vomiting & Stomach Upset

I have been feeding my 13yr old neutered female cat Hills Urinary C/D for a few years as she tolerated it better than Royal Canin S/O & it's a bit cheaper, altho she still vomited on a few occasions but not often. It helped clear up her bout of UTI crystals. However this past few months (Aug 2025) the new batch has caused her to vomit every day & upsets her stomach. I do not know if Hills has changed the formula but once I took her off these biscuits the vomiting stopped.

My cats won’t eat it

I can’t get my cat to eat it. It was recommended by the vet, after my cat had crystals in his urine and a blockage. I tried mixing it with other food, with wet food, he just won’t eat it. My other cat won’t eat it either 😢

No complaints.

Due to our cat having a urinary tract infection, we have been using this brand for over 7 years. She loves it and enjoys breakfast and dinner. The have a wide range of dry and wet food in different flavours.

Fussy eaters

She has a urinary tract problem and needs a urinary care product. So they both have the same food, tried a couple of different urinary care providers but this is the only one that they smash through.

Very good

My cat has FIC, so he eats this food for almost 2 years.

These look so good I nearly ate one myself.

Having placed the ocean fish and the chicken nibbles in front of my cat, he always opted for the chicken nibbles. Naturally the chicken ran out far quicker hence I am ordering several more.

Prescription diets

This is a fantastic food product for cats who have a urinary tract problem, my furry friend nearly died 12 years ago and has been on this diet since, he is now nearly 14 and it is owed to a good diet of hills prescription food, thank you, it is an expensive product from the vets and zooplus have always had the most competitive prices

Doesn't suit all cats

One of my male cats doesn't like this food and is often sick when fed with it. However the vet recommended it to help prevent his urinary problem so I have changed to tinned wet food and a little of this food on top. Seems to tolerate this OK now.

Tasty food,

One of my cats was put on this diet as he suffered from struvite crystals... yes he likes it, but the bonus is that all my other cats like it aswell, so no fights and well cats..

best price!

My girls love this and now won't eat any other dry food! And zooplus has the best price!

Does what it is designed for

However, this food should not be given to cats who do not have struvite crystals / alkaline urine as it could have a detrimental effect, thus achieve the opposite result in the long term(i-e formation of oxalates). Moreover, Hill's C.D prescription diet should only be fed for 3 months at the most--vet's recommendations.

Sir Thomas

Having nearly killed my old cat by giving it a TV recommended brand of dry food, Sir T. developed urine crystals and needed a major opeation. My vet at the PDSA recommended that he be fed this food, which he loves as does my 2nd cat and any strays that pass eat HILLS rather than anything else,,,,It must be good.