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The main selling point for me was the quality of ingredients – no filler or weird stuff – just good quality proteins and healthy grains. Plus, I noticed within a week their coats were much glossier and they had bounds more energy. So, from the sounds of their purrs and my observations, I think we’ve got a win-win situation.
I’d 100% recommend giving Hill’s a whirl if you’re thinking about changing things up. Has anyone else seen the same improvements?
And Boots, well, he’s older and tends to have some urinary issues. The vet recommended Hill’s c/d formula food, and it really seems to have cut down on his issues…thankfully! Plus, they both enjoy the flavor – gotta keep them taste buds happy!
But let me tell ya, it’s definitely pricier than other brands out there. If money is a big deciding factor for you, it might be worth considering another high-quality but less expensive brand. But if it fits within your budget and meets your cats’ health needs, I’d absolutely recommend giving Hill’s a try! Everybody’s fur baby is different though – double-check with your vet before making any big diet changes. It sure worked wonders for my guys!
Whiskers was sluggish annd had digestive issues on the previous brand but since switching to Hill’s, she seems more energetic and her tummy troubles have almost vanished. Plus, she absolutely adores the chicken variant! I feel even better knowing that it’s vet-recommended and high-protein.
One downside I’d mention is that our other kitty, Boots, didn’t take to it quite as well at first. She was a little picky with the flavor but eventually acclimated to it. I think individual tastes definitely factor in here.
Overall, if you can afford it, I’d say give Hill’s cat food a shot. Remember though, each cat is different and what works for Whiskers might not work for your little buddy. Always consult with your vet before making any drastic changes! Hope this helps! 😺
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