Prescription Cat Food - Which one?

[Randi]

When Fister was blocked, he had Hills S/D and after the operation, we switched him to C/D. He preferred S/D, it is fatter, so has probably more taste. However, he started getting blood in his poo, so the vet recommended we mix the S/D with W/D and that helped.

Since then, he has had other brands, like Royal Canin S/O which is quite good too.But Fister really loves the Royal Canin Sensitive, and I give it as treats.

Fister gets mostly dry food, and about two spoonfulls of wet food three times a week. He also gets the occasional slice of raw meat or fish.

[catmandu]

Hills Recuperative and A/D are the ones that I use when the Found Ctas have dental Ouchies in thier Mouthies, and of the two I prefer the Recuperative as thats more palatable to my Senior Kittyzens.

[CathyBogart]

When I worked as a tech I knew lots of kitties who were on both the Hill's and the Royal Canin, and all of them did well. Purrhaps you could get a small amount of each and see if your furkids have a preference.

[smokey the elder]

My former foster Hunter was on the Royal Canin and he loved it.

[carole]

Lexie is on Royal Canin SO and doing very well indeed, we started on Hills, and we had major issues with constipation,so i am no fan of hills,but from what everyone else is saying they are both good products,kitties choice i think,see which appeals most to kitties tastebuds,Lexie preferred royal canin for sure