Hill's Prescription Diet Feline w/d Multi-Benefit - Chicken at a glance: Complete dietetic dry food for adult cats with a tendency to gain weight or are suffering from diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidemia, colitis, or constipation Specifically developed to help regulate glucose supply and metabolism Supports a healthy bodyweight: can help to reach and maintain ideal weight No fast-digesting sugars: recipe has a low glycemic index with few carbohydrates with quick releasing glucose Helps to regulate digestion: ingredients can contribute to healthy digestion Rich in essential fatty acids: contains valuable unsaturated omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids Low-fat recipe: to help manage weight effectively 42% chicken: easily digestible source of valuable animal protein Enriched with L-carnitine: can kick-start metabolism and fat burning Balanced and nutritious: with vitamins, minerals, and trace elements, as well as beta carotene and natural antioxidants to support vital functions and boost the immune system Recommended by vets: for an effective, therapeutic diet Ingredients Ingredients: Chicken- (20%) and turkey meal, maize, maize gluten meal, cellulose, brewer's rice, protein hydrolysate, minerals, animal fats, soya bean oil, L-carnitine, vitamins, taurine, trace elements, beta carotene

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