My cat was prescribed CD multicare stress when she was diagnosed with crystals in her urine. I was really worried she would be stuck on a diet that wasn't appetising however the transition went well and I've never seen her more obsessed with her food! She cannot get enough of the chicken & vegetable stew. Furthermore, I've never seen or felt her coat so soft and silky. I am absolutely thrilled!

My cat does love this cat food. But he's a cat that likes variety. We get the 24 pack from Chewy. I wish there was a variety of 12 of the Tuna stew and 12 of the chicken stew to give him a little bit of a variety. Because I'm having to buy 24 of the chicken and 8 on top of that of the tuna. Which is coating quiet a bit more money.

My cat loves it. It is the only canned urinary food that he will eat. But it is so expensive!! When will you make it in 5.5 oz?

I was told to go on this prescription food by the vet when my cat was completely blocked. He seems to like the food after we had an adjustment period. I give him his probiotics in his food along with his prescribed medications. If he is happy then I’m happy. I don’t care the cost tbh, as long as it will keep him from getting blocked, my emotions can’t take that again.

Please make this in the 5.5 oz can!!! This is the only flavor my cats like and it is too expensive to feed two cats the small cans.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is based on my experience with my cat's urinary blockage and months of testing and diet changes. Main takeaways: - if your cat, particularly male cat, is in need of an immediately acidifying diet to dissolve struvite crystals or stones, buy the Hill's WET S/D. Your cat needs the wet version and specifically the ingredients in the S/D to aggressively dissolve the struvite crystals (note that DL-methionine isn't listed in c/d but is in s/d) - This is a TEMPORARY solution! Please test your cat's urine after 2 weeks on this diet. Once crystals/stones are dissolved, change the diet to a healthy and species appropriate wet food or better yet raw food. Longterm use of an acidifying diet can lead to a different type of crystal: oxalate which can occur in the kidneys (trust me, avoid a dangerous surgery) - the best diet longterm is high in water and low in minerals (magnesium, calcium, phosphorus). The aforementioned 3 minerals are heavily found in bones and fish, so bones should only make up a small portion of the meal (mimic the prey of cats in the wild) and avoid fish (which can be very addicting)