Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Feline Chicken, Vegetables & Rice Stew Wet Cat Food, 2.8-oz pouch, case of 24
In a Nutshell
- Effective for dental issues requiring dietary management in older cats
- Hassles in food storage and reuse of packaging
- Many cats refusing due to odour or texture
Quick Verdict
Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Wet Cat Food is suitable for cats with dental issues but faces issues of packaging and storage. Adjusting to new food was tricky for some cats.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Recommended for Feline (2)
This food is recommended by a vet for older cats, particularly those needing dental care.
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Enjoys taste (3)
Several respondents praised the food and its soft, fragrant texture
Cons
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Packaging Issues (3) major
Retrieving food from packaging and concerns with re-use of pouches frustrates users and risks spillage.
Tip: Service or change of compliment in packaging
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Horror Smell (2) major
Numerous cat owners disregarded the food due to awful smell pointing at replacement for canned food
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cats with Dental Issues — Soft food helps cats with dental problems or those undergoing dental surgery.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners Seeking Convenience — Packaging concerns and potential for leaks may frustrate users.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Can this food be used for cats with dental issues?
Yes, it is suitable for cats with dental problems or those undergoing dental surgery. Several reviewers mentioned the soft texture and flavors were good.
Does this food come in other flavors?
This product is described distinctly as Harvard Vegetable and Rice stew only
Is the paper pouches reusable?
No, the food is not suggested by anyone reviewing as reusable more than twice
Highlighted Reviews
"The food is really hard to get out of the packets and with food this expensive. you want to get all of it out. It's also hard to store, if you only serve half, you have to carefully tap it back in or else you'll get cat food all over the edge."
Bottom Line
While effective for older cats and those with health issues, weigh the convenience and financial implications as some risks are involved. Consider alternative packaging or canned foods based on individual needs.