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Hills Prescription Diet Cd Multicare Salmon Cat Food Pouches
Hills Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Salmon Pouches
Hills Prescription c/d Multicare is formulated to support your cats urinary health and reduce the risk of urinary crystal and stone formation.
Bladder stones are formed when mineral crystals in the urine combine to form stone like structures that sit in the bladder. Crystals and stones can come in many different mineral compositions, the most common two are struvite (magnesium, ammonium and phosphate) and calcium oxalate.
Signs of bladder problems in cats include:
- Straining to urinate
- Blood tinged urine
- Frequently urinating small amounts
- Urinating in unusual places
- Reduced appetite, lethargy and restlessness
- Excessive licking of the urinary opening
If a plug of crystals becomes lodged in a male cats urethra it can cause him to become blocked (unable to pass urine) which is a life threatening emergency. If you suspect that your cat is unable to urinate, you must contact your veterinarian immediately for emergency care.
Once bladder stones form they often require surgery to remove them, although some may be dissolved over time with the correct urinary support diet. If the underlying cause is not addressed after the stones are removed, crystals will persist in the urine causing them to build up again. Usually your veterinarian will recommend feeding a prescription urinary support diet as part of your cats treatment plan. Urinary support diets have controlled levels of protein and minerals to limit the building blocks of urinary crystals and stones. They also contain ingredients that optimise urine pH to interrupt stone formation. There are different types of urinary support diets for cats that are targeted at different types of crystals and stones, your veterinarian will recommend the right one.
C/d Multicare has controlled levels of magnesium, phosphorus, calcium and oxalate, to limit the building blocks of crystals and bladder stones. C/d contains potassium citrate to adjust and acidify urine pH and interrupt the formation of bladder stones, as well as increased levels of vitamin B6 to decrease oxalate formation. It is also enriched with antioxidants to control cell oxidation and promote a healthy immune system, as well as omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil for skin and coat health. C/d Multicare is a complete and balanced diet and is recommended as a lifelong diet for adult cats prone to the development of bladder stones.
Key Benefits
- Tender chunks in gravy with salmon
- Reduced oxalate, magnesium, phosphorus and calcium to limit the building blocks of urinary crystals
- Added potassium citrate to interrupt formation of bladder stones
- High levels of vitamin B6 to help prevent oxalate formation
- Omega-3 fatty acids from fish oil to maintain skin and coat health
- Clinically proven antioxidants to support the immune system and control cell oxidation
- Designed for lifelong feeding of adult cats
- Also available in dry, cans and pouches with chicken
Hills Prescription Diet Cd Multicare Salmon Cat Food Pouches
- Protein Source:Salmon
- Variety:Vet Diets
Ingredients List
Chicken, pork, salmon (4%), maize starch, pea protein, wheat flour, various sugars, minerals, dried whole egg, cellulose, sunflower oil, dried pork protein, fish oil, vitamins, taurine, trace elements and beta-carotene. Coloured with natual caramel.
Pet Food Ingredient Glossary / ExplanationFeeding Guidelines
These are broad guidelines only, designed to assist with feeding your pet based on their weight, age and activity level. Always check the feeding charts on your pet's food packaging in conjunction with these feeding guidelines. Required amounts may differ between individual pets, and adjustments may be required to maintain optimal body weight.
Once or twice daily feeding is recommended for adult dogs, unless otherwise specified by your veterinarian. Puppies and kittens require feeding more regularly, with the total portion divided into three or four meals throughout the day. Ensure fresh water is available at all times.
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