Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Cat food with Chicken is a complete dietetic pet food for the reduction of struvite stone recurrence (cause of feline lower urinary tract disease, FLUTD) in adult cats.
Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Cat with Chicken is a complete dietetic pet food for the reduction of struvite stone recurrence (cause of feline lower urinary tract disease, FLUTD) in adult cats. This dietetic pet food has urine acidifying properties and contains a moderate level of magnesium.
Ingredients: Chicken (22%), pork, pea protein, wheat flour, maize starch, salmon, various sugars, digest, cellulose, dried whole egg, minerals, dried pork protein, fish oil, sunflower oil, vitamins, trace elements, taurine and beta-carotene. Coloured with natural caramel.
Average Nutrient & Caloric Content:
Balanced nutrition that exceeds AAFCO nutrition standards.
71 kcal / 85 g pouch
Protein 45.8%, Fat 20.3%, Crude Fiber 2.4%, Carbohydrate/NFE 25.3%, Calcium 0.77%, Phosphorous 0.68%, Sodium 0.41%, Potassium 0.83%, Magnesium 0.062%, Taurine 0.35%, Vitamin E 806 IU/kg, Total Omega-3 FA 0.86%, Crude Ash 6.2%, Beta-carotene 5.00ppm, Sulphur 0.83%, Vitamin A, 85,299 IU/kg, Vitamin D 1,276 IU/kg.
Consult with your veterinarian to make sure Prescription Diet is the right food for your pet.
Recommended for urinary tract health.
Fresh water should be available at all times.
Shelf life varies by food type. Please refer to the best before date stamped on products.
Storing Hill's canned food
We do not recommend freezing your pet's foods. Freezing canned pet food dramatically changes the texture of products and may adversely affect palatability. Your pet's feeding bowl should be emptied of moist or moistened food not consumed by the pet within four hours if the ambient temperature is above 10 degrees Celcius. Prior to opening, store cans in a place where the temperature is between 10-35 degrees Celcius. We do not suggest storing your pet's food in an uncontrolled environment such as a garage or outdoors. After opening, canned products should be covered and stored in a refrigerator. In general, refrigerated canned foods should be used within five to seven days after opening.
