Prescription Diet z d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food

This product is created for animals and is not intended for human use What is Hills Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food 1.5kg? Hills Prescription Diet z/d is a superior quality cat food, precisely prepared to reduce digestive and skin signs resulting from food intolerances. It is a tailor-made dietetic food solution featuring ActivBiome technology, known to improve your pets digestion. The z/d cat food is a clinical nutrition, expertly formulated with hydrolysed protein and infused with clinically proven antioxidants to further strengthen the immune system of your pet. What are the benefits? This delectable diet is proven to help manage and alleviate adverse food reactions, delivering optimal digestive care to your feline friend. It is specifically designed to support cats with skin problems, irritated coat conditions, gastrointestinal upsets and other issues resulting from food sensitivity or intolerance. What are the key features? Finely developed to decrease skin and digestive indications from food intolerances Scientifically proven to mitigate adverse food responses Composed of hydrolysed protein to curtail the chance of food sensitivities Enhanced with clinically proven antioxidants for a robust immune system Provides a tasty diet that is adored by cats What are the precautions? Transitional phase of 7 days recommended if switching from a diet without ActivBiome technology It is vital to feed z/d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food even once symptoms subside to avoid recurrence Always consult your vet prior to dietary changes and for further instructions Usage How to use Hills Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food 1.5kg Present the z/d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food as your cats main meal. Gently transition your pet to the new diet over a period of 7 days if they were previously on a diet without the ActivBiome technology. For extended results, continue feeding with z/d Food Sensitivities Dry Cat Food even after a visible improvement in symptoms. Usage