Hill's Prescription Diet Feline l/d Chicken is a veterinary dry food formulated specifically for the nutritional management of cats with liver disorders, such as chronic liver failure. It is also suitable for cats in the early stages of heart disease, helping to minimise stress on the liver.

Yes, Hill's Prescription Diet Feline l/d Chicken is a clinical veterinary diet. You should always consult your veterinary surgeon before starting your cat on this food to ensure it is the right choice for their specific health condition.

The main protein source in Hill's Prescription Diet Feline l/d is dehydrated chicken and turkey protein, which is of high quality and easily digestible. This formulation ensures the maintenance of the cat's muscle mass without overloading their liver function.

This food helps protect the liver through reduced copper levels and the addition of L-carnitine, which promotes efficient fat metabolism. Furthermore, it contains highly digestible proteins formulated to minimise hepatic stress in the animal.

The transition should be made gradually over 10 days. On days 1 to 3, mix 75% of the old food with 25% of Hill's l/d. On days 4 to 6, offer 50% of each. On days 7 to 9, change to 25% of the old food and 75% of the new food. On the 10th day, you can feed 100% Hill's Prescription Diet Feline l/d Chicken.

The food offers complete and balanced nutrition with 29.6% protein and 21% fat, providing 4025 kcal/kg of metabolisable energy. It includes flaxseed, antioxidants, and vitamins that promote healthy digestion, as well as contributing to healthy skin and coat.