Pack of 12 sachets HILL'S HPD Feline K/D Salmon 85g: Optimal Nutrition for Cats

Specialized veterinary nutrition for cats with chronic kidney failure

The 12-pack of HILL'S HPD Feline K/D Salmon 85g pouches has been formulated by veterinarians and nutritionists to support the dietary management of cats with chronic kidney disease (CKD) . This condition, common in older cats, requires a diet with controlled levels of phosphorus and high-quality protein to reduce the workload on the kidneys and improve the animal's longevity. Its superior palatability and moist texture make it easy for even cats with a poor appetite or mild dehydration to consume.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Main ingredients: Salmon (min. 14%), chicken, rice, corn starch, animal fat, minerals, cellulose, fish oil, flax seeds.
• Minerals and vitamins: Vitamin E, C, B1, B2, B6, B12, D3, iron, zinc, manganese, iodine, copper, selenium.
• Natural antioxidants: Mixture of tocopherols and citric acid.
• Omega-3 fatty acids: From fish oil (EPA/DHA), with an anti-inflammatory effect on the kidneys.
• Analytical content (per 100g): Crude protein 6,3%, crude fat 4,0%, crude fiber 0,5%, moisture 78%, phosphorus 0,09%, sodium 0,07%, potassium 0,2%.

Dosage and Instructions for Use

Feed directly into the food bowl. The daily ration should be adjusted according to the cat's weight, age, body condition, and level of kidney disease. It is recommended to divide the ration into 2-3 feedings per day. Even if the cat shows a reduced appetite, offering the food in small, frequent portions may improve intake.

Guide table:

• Cat 2 kg: 1,5 sachets/day
• Cat 4 kg: 3 sachets/day
• Cat 6 kg: 4 sachets/day

Once opened, keep refrigerated and consume within 24 hours. Always consult your veterinarian before starting any therapeutic diet.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• It may cause soft stools in the first few days, due to the change in diet.
• It should not be used on healthy cats, growing kittens, pregnant or lactating cats.
• Contraindicated in cats with hyperlipidemia or active pancreatitis.
• Prolonged use without veterinary supervision may lead to nutritional imbalances if not indicated.

Benefits for your pet

• Kidney protection: Reduced phosphorus and optimized proteins to decrease the renal burden.
• Superior palatability: Formula with salmon that stimulates appetite.
• Improved hydration: Wet food that promotes fluid intake.
• Immune Support: Thanks to clinically proven antioxidants.
• Natural anti-inflammatory: Rich in omega-3 from fish oil.
• Controlled blood pressure: Low sodium levels.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• 1. What is Hill's K/D and why is it recommended for cats with kidney disease?
  It is a therapeutic diet formulated to slow the progression of CKD and improve the quality of life of the cat, thanks to its low phosphorus and high quality proteins.
• 2. Does this product require a veterinary prescription?
  Yes. Although a prescription is not required for purchase, its use must be supervised by a veterinarian.
• 3. Can it be used as the sole power source?
  Yes, it is nutritionally complete and can be used as an exclusive diet, always under veterinary supervision.
• 4. How long can this diet be used?
  It can be used long-term or for life if the veterinarian deems it necessary.
• 5. Is there a risk if a healthy cat consumes it?
  Yes. This diet is not suitable for healthy cats, as it does not meet their complete nutritional needs.
• 6. What is the difference between this product and dry K/D feed?
  The wet version promotes hydration and is ideal for cats with reduced appetite or who reject dry food.
• 7. What should I do if my cat doesn't want to eat it?
  It can be gently warmed to enhance the aroma. Consult your veterinarian if loss of appetite persists.
• 8. Can I combine it with another renal food from a different brand?
  It is recommended not to mix brands without veterinary approval, as each formula has unique clinical specifications.
• 9. Does this product contain gluten or colorings?
  No. It is free of artificial preservatives, colors, and added flavors.
• 10. How long does it take for clinical improvement to be noticeable?
  The effects can be seen in a few weeks: improved appetite, coat, and energy. Veterinary follow-up is key.