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| M/D Feline | £13.99 |  |
| For Obesity Hill?s now provides 2 nutritional options to manage overweight feline patients: 1. Hills Prescription Diet Feline r/d - is a low calorie, high fiber diet with the highest levels of L-Carnitine to more effectively reduce weight and increase muscle mass while keeping cats feeling full. 2. New Prescription Diet Feline m/d - is an alternative diet for weight loss in cats, and is low in carbohydrate, high in protein. With also the highest levels of L-Carnitine Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d works with the cat`s unique metabolism to reduce body fat and increase muscle mass without excess stool. Added fiber helps to increase satiety. For Diabetes Hill?s now provides 2 nutritional options to support feline diabetic patients : A clinical study shows that Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d, which is low in carbohydrate and high in protein, helps manage cats with diabetes. Alternatively, Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d is a high fibre, low fat formula to help minimise blood glucose fluctuations. YOUR OVERWEIGHT CAT Finding the right solution for weight loss means that every overweight cat has the opportunity to improve its quality of life. ? Up to 50% of cats are considered overweight or obese ? Along with an increased risk of serious health problems, such as heart disease, arthritis and liver disease, obese cats are four times more likely to develop diabetes mellitus ? Traditional calorie restriction works effectively for many cats; however, like humans, some cats respond better to a metabolic approach for weight loss ? Finding a diet tailored to the needs of individual cats is critical for reliable weight loss Two nutritional approaches to weight loss - Caloric approach: The conventional approach to weight loss relies on reducing the fat and calorie intake whilst increasing fibre levels to help the cat feel full. - Metabolic approach: An alternative approach is based on significantly restricting carbohydrate levels to achieve weight loss, by switching metabolism to the utilisation of stored fat as the main source of energy. YOUR DIABETIC CAT New Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d - the first and only range of low carbohydrate, high protein, diets for the management of diabetes in cats. Experts agree that low carbohydrate, high protein diets are beneficial for cats with diabetes mellitus. New Hill`s Prescription Diet Feline m/d combines these features with those of increased fibre to better manage diabetic cats: ? Better regulation of blood glucose levels ? Reduced levels of total cholesterol ? Improved insulin sensitivity ? Up to 50% lower insulin requirement ? Around one third of cats are able to discontinue insulin therapy completely ? Changes metabolism to reduce excess body fat | ||
| M/D Feline | £13.99 | |
| For Obesity Hill?s now provides 2 nutritional options to manage overweight feline patients: 1. Hills Prescription Diet Feline r/d - is a low calorie, high fiber diet with the highest levels of L-Carnitine to more effectively reduce weight and increase muscle mass while keeping cats feeling full. 2. New Prescription Diet Feline m/d - is an alternative diet for weight loss in cats, and is low in carbohydrate, high in protein. With also the highest levels of L-Carnitine Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d works with the cat`s unique metabolism to reduce body fat and increase muscle mass without excess stool. Added fiber helps to increase satiety. For Diabetes Hill?s now provides 2 nutritional options to support feline diabetic patients : A clinical study shows that Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d, which is low in carbohydrate and high in protein, helps manage cats with diabetes. Alternatively, Hills Prescription Diet Feline w/d is a high fibre, low fat formula to help minimise blood glucose fluctuations. YOUR OVERWEIGHT CAT Finding the right solution for weight loss means that every overweight cat has the opportunity to improve its quality of life. ? Up to 50% of cats are considered overweight or obese ? Along with an increased risk of serious health problems, such as heart disease, arthritis and liver disease, obese cats are four times more likely to develop diabetes mellitus ? Traditional calorie restriction works effectively for many cats; however, like humans, some cats respond better to a metabolic approach for weight loss ? Finding a diet tailored to the needs of individual cats is critical for reliable weight loss Two nutritional approaches to weight loss - Caloric approach: The conventional approach to weight loss relies on reducing the fat and calorie intake whilst increasing fibre levels to help the cat feel full. - Metabolic approach: An alternative approach is based on significantly restricting carbohydrate levels to achieve weight loss, by switching metabolism to the utilisation of stored fat as the main source of energy. YOUR DIABETIC CAT New Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d - the first and only range of low carbohydrate, high protein, diets for the management of diabetes in cats. Experts agree that low carbohydrate, high protein diets are beneficial for cats with diabetes mellitus. New Hill`s Prescription Diet Feline m/d combines these features with those of increased fibre to better manage diabetic cats: ? Better regulation of blood glucose levels ? Reduced levels of total cholesterol ? Improved insulin sensitivity ? Up to 50% lower insulin requirement ? Around one third of cats are able to discontinue insulin therapy completely ? Changes metabolism to reduce excess body fat | ||
| W/D Feline | £12.20 |  |
| Hills Prescription Diet Feline W/D for the Nutritional Management of Obese Prone and Slightly Overweight Cats Even minor weight problems can have an impact on your cat?s health and energy levels. It?s a problem that frequently begins with excessive calorie and fat intake as well as a lack of adequate exercise. Hills Prescription Diet Feline W/D was formulated specifically to help manage cats who are slightly overweight as well as those prone to gaining weight. Weight problems can lead to more serious conditions, including diabetes, heart disease, and several others. Indications: ? Obesity prevention. ? Fibre-responsive diseases (i.e. diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidaemia, colitis or constipation). ? Hyperlipidaemia. ? Struvite-associated Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease in obesity-prone cats. Not recommended for: ? Kittens. ? Pregnant or lactating queens. ? Cats concurrently receiving urinary acidifiers. ? Cats that are debilitated, underweight or dehydrated. Additional information: Hills Prescription Diet Feline W/D is appropriate for adult cats that are less active or neutered, and to prevent obesity recurring after successful weight loss. Other products to consider ? For weight loss: Hills Prescription Diet Feline r/d or Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d. ? For diabetes mellitus: Prescription Diet Feline m/d*. | ||
| W/D Feline | £12.20 | |
| Hills Prescription Diet Feline W/D for the Nutritional Management of Obese Prone and Slightly Overweight Cats Even minor weight problems can have an impact on your cat?s health and energy levels. It?s a problem that frequently begins with excessive calorie and fat intake as well as a lack of adequate exercise. Hills Prescription Diet Feline W/D was formulated specifically to help manage cats who are slightly overweight as well as those prone to gaining weight. Weight problems can lead to more serious conditions, including diabetes, heart disease, and several others. Indications: ? Obesity prevention. ? Fibre-responsive diseases (i.e. diabetes mellitus, hyperlipidaemia, colitis or constipation). ? Hyperlipidaemia. ? Struvite-associated Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease in obesity-prone cats. Not recommended for: ? Kittens. ? Pregnant or lactating queens. ? Cats concurrently receiving urinary acidifiers. ? Cats that are debilitated, underweight or dehydrated. Additional information: Hills Prescription Diet Feline W/D is appropriate for adult cats that are less active or neutered, and to prevent obesity recurring after successful weight loss. Other products to consider ? For weight loss: Hills Prescription Diet Feline r/d or Hills Prescription Diet Feline m/d. ? For diabetes mellitus: Prescription Diet Feline m/d*. | ||