Hill’s Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food1.5kg

Description

 Hill’s Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities is a complete dietetic food specifically engineered to help cats with food intolerances and dermatological issues.jpg]. Food sensitivities occur when a cat’s immune system reacts to certain proteins; this recipe utilizes highly hydrolyzed animal protein, which is broken down into pieces so small that they are unlikely to be detected by the immune system, thereby helping to avoid an adverse reaction.jpg].

The formula is powered by ActivBiome+ technology, a proprietary blend of prebiotics that rapidly nourishes the gut microbiome to support optimal digestive well-being and stool quality.jpg]. To further support cats with skin-related symptoms, it is enriched with essential fatty acids that help strengthen the skin barrier and promote a healthy coat.jpg]. Additionally, it features the S+OX SHIELD, which promotes a urinary environment that reduces the risk of developing struvite and calcium oxalate crystals.

Features

• Highly Hydrolyzed Protein: Uses a single, broken-down protein source to minimize the risk of triggering the immune system.jpg].
• ActivBiome+ Technology: A unique prebiotic blend clinically shown to activate the gut microbiome for better digestive health.jpg].
• Essential Fatty Acids: High levels of Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids to support skin health and barrier function.jpg].
• S+OX SHIELD: Formulated to support a healthy urinary tract and manage the risk of crystal formation.

Benefits

• Reduces Food Reactions: Specifically designed to manage and reduce skin and digestive symptoms caused by food sensitivities.jpg].
• Improves Digestion: Supports a healthy gut environment and promotes better stool quality through advanced prebiotic technology
• Skin & Coat Support: Helps visible improvement in skin condition and coat shine.
• Clinically Tested Nutrition: Trusted by veterinarians to manage complex food allergies and intolerances long-term.

How to Use

1. Veterinary Supervision: This is a therapeutic diet; it should only be used after a recommendation from your veterinarian.jpg].
2. Transitioning: Gradually introduce this new food over a 7-day period by mixing increasing amounts of z/d with decreasing amounts of the previous food.
3. Exclusive Feeding: For best results, avoid feeding treats, human food, or other supplements that could trigger a sensitivity.
4. Fresh Water: Ensure your cat always has access to fresh, clean drinking water.
5. Monitoring: Regularly visit your veterinarian to monitor your cat’s progress and adjust feeding amounts as needed.