Hill's® Prescription Diet® a/d® Recovery Canine/Feline, 156 g.

Hill's® Prescription Diet® a/d® Urgent Care Recovery Canine/Feline

Hill's Prescription Diet a/d Urgent Care Recovery Canine/Feline is a super-premium veterinary therapeutic wet food specially formulated for dogs and cats requiring intensive nutritional support during recovery from critical illness or injury. This 156 g canned diet with chicken is clinically developed to provide concentrated nutrition for pets recovering from major surgery, trauma, severe illness, malnutrition, or prolonged loss of appetite. Its smooth, highly palatable texture makes it ideal for assisted feeding when necessary.

Key Benefits

• Provides high-quality, highly digestible protein and fat to meet the increased energy demands of recovering pets.
  
• Enriched with clinically proven antioxidants to help support the immune system and reduce oxidative stress during recovery.
  
• Fortified with B vitamins and zinc to promote skin repair, wound healing, and the body's natural defense mechanisms.
  
• Contains increased potassium to help replenish nutrients that may be lost during illness or recovery.
  
• Highly palatable chicken flavor helps stimulate appetite and encourages early voluntary food intake.
  
• Features a smooth, moist texture that easily transitions from a gel-like consistency to a liquid when mixed, making it suitable for feeding by hand, bowl, spoon, syringe, or feeding tube.
  
• Provides high-energy, nutrient-dense nutrition, allowing pets to receive adequate calories even when food intake is limited.
  
• Suitable for both dogs and cats requiring intensive nutritional support during recovery.

Contraindications
This diet is not recommended for:
Pets with fluid retention
Pets with kidney disease requiring protein or phosphorus restriction
Pets with severe liver failure associated with hepatic encephalopathy
Pets with uncontrolled acute pancreatitis

Important Notice
Because this is a veterinary therapeutic diet intended for critically ill or recovering pets, it should be used under the supervision of a veterinarian, with regular monitoring to ensure the best possible recovery.