This food works, but my cat doesn’t like the taste. He is a large cat, at one time 10+ pounds, but lost weight due to hyperthyroidism. We tried the pills, but he developed an intolerance for them. For three years I gave the canned food, mixed with chicken stock that I made from chicken legs that had been untreated. This was the only way he would eat the food, and he continued to lose weight without it. It worked! He gained about half a pound and his blood work was back to normal. Just this year however, he began losing weight and again his thyroid was over-producing. His numbers weren’t anywhere near what they were when first diagnosed, but still they indicated hyperthyroidism. Without this diet Lincoln probably wouldn’t be doing as well as he is. He was never a finicky eater, but he really doesn’t like this food.

Cans came all dented and banged up. For the price It would be nice to received undamaged products.

Our 16 y/o tabby named Speck developed a thyroid issue. Our vet suggested your thyroid care. She likes both your wet and dry. After a few months she gained back her recent weight loss and her thyroid tested normal. Thanks

Overall, this product works and my cat doesn't mind eating it -- granted it's not her absolute favorite -- but I wish the kibbles weren't so big. My cat is rather small in general and sometimes it seems she has a hard time getting them down. She will gulp somewhat strenuously or sometimes shake her head and occasionally she even seems to attempt to clear her throat when she's done eating. I tried softening it with water but she then has no interest in it and it's unfortunately extremely difficult to break the kibbles into smaller pieces. Cats usually swallow dry food whole and these are pretty big to be going down for their size.

Why is this product out of stock everywhere? What do I do to feed my cat? This the only thyroid food made.

Can you provide any estimate of when the y/d products will be available again? It is challenging to make medical decisions for your pet with no idea of if/when this will return. It just seems irresponsible, heartless, and contrary to your statements to pretend there are easy alternatives for the cats needing this food.

Our cat has done well on this diet. But now she is back on her meds because it's been out of stock everywhere for so long. It is much more expensive than her medications, but it was worth it for as long as it was available. When will it be back? And can we trust Hill's not to drop the ball again?

This food has been life saver to my precious fur baby. She was diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism at her mature age. Unfortunately, she had a bad reaction to medication. This food was an amazing alternative! The price point is high, to say the least, for our family. But she is worth every penny! Running into a backorder situation is the most stressful thing a pet parent can go through. How do I feed her? What do I do? Yes, we have an amazing vet, but this is the ONLY option we have. Yes, I ordered early so that I would have extra on hand. Yes, I have called EVERYWHERE. Yes, I looked online at all the options that I could find. But now I am down to the last few days of my last bag. So, I called your customer service agent to find out an ETA. I received what sounds like a blanket statement, a script, explaining that all of the backorder was out of the company's control- shipping delays, delays in raw materials, etc. That is NOT enough of an explanation! See, I don't care who's fault it is. I just want to know when and where I can get more food, please. I also explained to the customer service agent that I found 24 cans of wet food (24 days- not enough) at our vet's office. Now less than 2 weeks before Christmas I have to come up with more money than budgeted (cans at the vet cost more than dry at Chewy) and all she did was tell me that she would make sure my comments were noted. Not even a coupon, or an apology, or anything was offered. I don't understand that! Do better- Make it right!