Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Stress Urinary Care chicken 12x85g

Many situations can cause stress in cats - and it's not just an emotional problem, it can also manifest itself physically. For example, stress is considered a risk factor for urinary problems in cats. Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Stress Urinary Care Wet Cat Food with Chicken is designed to support both the urinary tract and emotional balance.

Tasty wet food with chicken meat contains little calcium, magnesium and vitamin D, which reduces the formation of urinary stones. Due to the alkalizing components of the urine, it can contribute to an environment in the urine that is unfavorable for the formation of urinary stones. Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Stress Urinary Care also features properties that promote urinary desaturation in relation to struvite.

Hill's Prescription Diet c/d Multicare Stress Urinary Care Chicken:
•Complete diet food for reducing the recurrence of struvite stones, dissolving struvite stones and reducing the formation of oxalate stones in adult cats

•Urine alkalinization: added potassium citrate can promote a urinary environment unfavorable for urinary stones

•Adjusted mineral content: low magnesium, calcium and vitamin D content

•Properties promoting urinary unsaturation in relation to struvite may reduce the risk of new struvite stones

• With chicken: very tasty, many cats accept it very well

• Anti-stress formula: contains L-tryptophan and milk protein hydrolyzate, can support emotional balance

•Clinically proven: often recommended by veterinarians as a diet food

• Convenient pockets: available in prepared portions

Ingredients:

Chicken (22%), pork, pea protein, wheat flour, corn starch, salmon, various sugars, protein hydrolyzate, cellulose, dried eggs, minerals, dried pork protein, fish oil, corn dextrin, sunflower oil, vitamins, trace elements, taurine, pork cartilage (source of chondroitin sulfate), milk protein hydrolyzate, L-tryptophan, crustacean hydrolyzate (source of glucosamine) and beta-carotene.
Urine alkalizing substances: potassium citrate (1 g/kg), potassium chloride (0.6 g/kg), L-cysteine (0.3 g/kg).