Hill's Prescription Diet a/d Urgent Care with Chicken Wet Dog/Cat Food

The Hill's Prescription Diet a/d Urgent Care with Chicken Wet Food is designed to support dogs and cats recovering from surgery, illness, or injury. Suitable for both felines and canines facing serious health setbacks, this specialised diet helps pets bounce back during critical recovery periods. It provides a reliable nutrition solution during stressful metabolic changes when maintaining natural defences and strength is vital for healing.

Pet parents can feel reassured giving their recovering pet a highly palatable, soft-consistency food that aids acceptance even when appetite is low. The gentle formulation offers exceptional feeding flexibility, allowing it to be served in a bowl, by spoon, syringe, or feeding tube depending on your pet's needs. Developed by Hill’s nutritionists and veterinarians, this clinically tested diet delivers dense calories and key nutrients to preserve lean muscle mass and accelerate tissue repair.

Suitable for adult and senior dogs and cats needing intensive nutritional support. Ideal for pets recovering from surgery, injury, or serious illness, as well as those experiencing inappetence. Not recommended for long-term feeding once recovery is complete, or for pets without specific nutritional recovery needs unless advised by a veterinarian.

• High energy density: Delivers extra calories and highly digestible ingredients to support pets during critical recovery phases.
• Supports tissue healing: Contains highly digestible proteins that aid wound repair, preserve lean body mass, and promote a healthy immune system.
• Depletion protection: Formulated with increased levels of potassium to help prevent nutrient depletion during illness or recovery.
• Exceptional palatability: Features an appealing taste and soft texture that encourages eating in inappetant pets.
• Versatile feeding options: Soft consistency enables easy administration via bowl, spoon, syringe, or feeding tube.

Important Note: This is a prescription diet, please consult your vet for further information and guidance on whether this food is suited to your pet's needs.