Canine c/d Multicare Urinary Care - Chicken | #1 Veterinarian Recommended, Chicken Recipe, 27.5 lb. Bag

One of the dogs in my care needs a low purine diet so I have been using this product for her for the last couple of years She seems to enjoy eating it and her coat is very glossy.

My 4 year old Boxer developed bladder stones. Under the advice of the vets we began feeding him Hills. It’s took 6 months but the stones are starting to shrink. It works but be patient.

Great food my dog loves it

Excellent product

Delivered before the due date very happy . Thank you

Nothing wrong with the product, it’s just a fussy eater.

I love this dog food. Since I have been feeding it to my dog she has had no urinary problems.

My cavalier king Charles has lots of problems with crystals this has helped her loads fully recommend it

My Olive was diagnosed with kidney disease as a puppy, and she has since been eating this as per instruction from our vet. Her coat is really shiny and her eyes are bright and clear, so I know its good quality stuff. Her bladder health is consistently good according to the urinalysis she gets at the vet, and she hasnt has any issues with going potty. The taste is probably more bland with the restricted protein content, so I like to dress it up with a doggy multivitamin powder and some homemade unsalted bone broth. Its expensive food but she's worth it.

A bit pricy but the dog loves her food

Great for dogs that make bladder stones. Vet recommended and prescribed. Two years now bladder stone free.

Had to switch to this because of a urinary tract and kidney problem with our senior dog. It is expensive but in just a few days the problem was gone and aver the last two years has never recurred. Our Solie is worth the $$$ spent.

No se si solo sea el problema de mi perro, se que le han ayudado en su problema de salud pero a mi perro no le gusta comer solo ya que es un poco seco para el, y tengo que comprarle cans de la misma pero húmedo y se lo mezclo y se lo come.