HILL'S PRESCRIPTION DIETd/d Food Sensitivities Duck & Green Pea Formula Dry Cat Food, Veterinary Diet, 3.5 lb. Bag

I've got a cat that's allergic to store bought cat food. It caused a lesion to appear on his lip. My vet recommended this. That was 8 years ago. He has never tired of eating this food. My dearly departed cats from days gone by would get tired of their food and I would have to search for something else until they tired of that. Not this stuff. I'd recommend it even if your cat doesn't have allergies. It's pricey but necessary in my case. I was buying at the vet for about $10 more for 8.5lb bag. Glad it's sold here for less.

Cats love it as far we can tell.

I love the product. My cat loves it too. We were recommended this food by our vet because our cat has a frequent vomiting issue cured by shots, which she hates. Hill's Prescription d/d did the trick.However, it is WAY overpriced on Amazon. The 3.5lb bag is $28 on Peapod, and actually less than that directly from my vet!

I got this on my vet’s recommendation for one of my cats with food allergies. Unfortunately, my cats would rather stage a hunger strike than eat this. Even when I mix it with their regular food, they somehow surgically remove every piece of this kibble and leave it behind like tiny, judgmental food critics. I’m sure the ingredients are great for sensitive cats, but that only helps if they actually eat it. Giving it 3 stars for quality, but my cats would give it negative 5.

Cannot really say much about it. But my cat will not eat it unless I mix it with wet food. It was prescribed by the veterinarian. So far haven’t seen any improvement with her condition.

After my cats got sick from eating the same flavor Natural Balance dry food, I switched to Hill's Prescription diet Venison and yellow pea dry food. They love the flavor and they digest it well. I trust Hill's brand for my cat's food needs.

My male cat was having digestive issues. Tried different kinds of food but soft stools kept re-occurring. He was scooting on the carpet. He had to have his glands expressed again and again. The vet suggested four different 'prescription' foods. First I tried a hydrolyzed protein food. My cat liked the food and the soft stools disappeared but his skin became drier and his mood changed for the worse. I switched to this food and now he is doing great. His skin and mood improved. He seems more content then ever, a little more frisky. The frequent trips to the vet have stopped. It's worth the price.

I ordered Venison D/D instead of pea. My cat will not eat it. I submitted a review wondering if it was a bad batch but the customer service line at Hill's help me figure out that the problem was the change in food, not the product. She was very helpful