Has helped my pets so much maintain their weight without being hungry

I started my boys on this food because one of them needed to slim down. I started this food in December 2025 when Sunny was 18# (DSH - NM - 9yr) and now Sunny is down to about 13#. All 4 boys love this food though!

I started feeding Hill's Adult Perfect Weight Cat Food after I adopted an obese cat. He lost weight and once he got to an appropriate weight, I kept him on the same food to maintain it. I've had additional overweight cats and Hill's Adult Perfect Weight Cat Food is my go-to food to lose and maintain a healthy weight.

I have been feeding my cats this food for 1 1/2 years now and was satisfied until recently when I opened the bag there were more crumbs than food. I returned the first time that it happened and they replaced it without a problem. That beg was ok but now the next bag is again excessively crumbly.I will be returning this bag tomorrow but I am not sure what to do from here. I can't transition them to a new food because this is what I have right now and it is inedible.

I have a 14 year old cat who has a time bitting and chewing in spite of th teeth doing fine. My question is why must you make the food in such large pieces? My cat loved a couple of your brands and fought to eat it and always ended up throwing up because of gagging swallowing such big pieces.

My kitty is a chonk of a cat and the vet insists he needs to lose weight. I bought some other diet cat food that he hated and reluctantly ate. He finally ran out and I grabbed a bag of this at Petco. I was about to buy the bigger bag but went with the smaller because I thought he was going to hate it like the other stuff. The associate said if he didn't like it I could return it but I had no intention of returning it. Like the first one I bought, he hated it but ate it reluctantly nonetheless. I did get sticker shock when I bought this. I had grabbed the smaller bag, so I thought maybe $10 -$12, thinking around that price was expensive . It was double that, which was probably why I made some comment and why the cashier said I could return it if he didn't like it. Well my fat chonk of a cat loves this stuff. He is once again excited when his feeder goes off. Jumps off wherever he is to go gobble it all up. He was like this with the regular food I used to buy but when I changed it to the Purina diet one, the sound of kibble dispensing no longer fazed him. So it's expensive but seeing him so happy to eat it, I will stick to this one and buy again. Hopefully, we'll start seeing a change in his weight. I don't think he lost any weight on the other diet food but that was probably because all the extra eating he wolfs down in seconds. Our kid often leaves her food unattended and Mr. Fatty wastes no time in chowing it down.

I bought this food on January 30, and my 10 year old cat loves it! I was not expecting him to take to it so quickly, but I was pleasantly surprised. He has already lost a half pound.

I have been a Hills Science Diet consumer for years. Both wet as well as kibble. Recently I needed to find a kibble that all 4 of my cats could eat, as I have to free feed all of them to keep my one cat with hyperthyroidism, fed on demand. This kibble met all those requirements including maintaining the weight of the other cats, as well as most importantly this kibble does not contain soy or fish oil. Or so I thought until I read that it contains both, regardless of what the label states. I need confirmation that this is the case (or not), otherwise I’m potentially putting my cat at further risk and exacerbating her condition. Thank you.