Does your furry friend have tummy troubles that break your heart? You're not alone! Hill's Prescription Diet I/D Digestive Care Cat Food is like a gentle hug for your cat's sensitive stomach. We know how worried you get when your kitty isn't feeling well, and that's exactly why we stock this amazing food at Alifant. Your vet probably recommended it because it really works. Thousands of cat parents have seen their babies go from uncomfortable to playful again. Whether your cat loves wet food or prefers crunchy kibble, we've got both options in different sizes so you can find what makes your kitty purr with happiness.

Key Benefits

• Tummy-Friendly Magic - Super gentle ingredients that won't upset your cat's delicate stomach
• Vet's Secret Weapon - Doctors recommend it because they've seen it work wonders for sick kitties
• Tastes Like a Treat - Your cat will think it's getting something special, not medicine.
• Fast Happy Results - Most cats start feeling better in just a few days (what a relief!)
• Perfect for Picky Eaters - Wet or dry options, so even the fussiest cats will eat it

Ingredients

This isn't just any cat food; it's packed with love! The main star is tender chicken that's super easy on sensitive tummies, plus special fibers that help good bacteria grow in your cat's belly. Hill's added all the vitamins and minerals your kitty needs to get strong again, along with healthy oils that calm down any tummy inflammation. Best of all, there's no weird artificial stuff - just pure, wholesome ingredients that'll make your cat feel amazing.

Feeding Guide

Getting Started: Don't shock your cat's system! Mix this gradually with their regular food over a week - start with just a little bit and increase daily. How Much to Give: Little cats under 10 pounds need about half to three-quarters of a cup daily, medium cats (10-15 pounds) need three-quarters to a full cup, and bigger cats over 15 pounds need up to 1¼ cups. Love Wet Food? Just swap out every quarter cup of dry food for one small 3-oz can of the wet stuff. Split meals into 2-3 smaller portions throughout the day (cats love routine!), always keep fresh water nearby, and definitely chat with your vet about the right amount for your specific furball. If your kitty isn't improving after a week, give your vet a call.