6 reviews forHill's Science Plan Mature Adult Light Chicken

Tried this with my three senior cats, youngest is 8, one is a chubby puss. They ate it no problem, but it's very expensive compared to the adult light, and only available in little bags.

If you want your cats to loose weight fast, then this is the one to choose. My cats aren't particularly excited about the food, so I do have to vary it from time to time with something nice. But by golly does it shift the weight. This helps me face my vet with confidence when they are weighed and not feel like a bad cat mummy.

My cats are getting quite old now and my 16 year old siamese is overweight recently. She has always been small and slender and is losing weight slowly now and seems to enjoy these.

I swapped the food of my 7 year old indoor, newly adopted but slightly overweight cat to this from Iams. He enjoys eating & always finishes & I hardly have to vary is diet at all (he bored of Iams frequently) plus he is slowly loosing the weight so is working in all ways I hoped :)

i recently switched my 13yr old moggy tomcat from hill's adult light to senior light. he continues to lose weight slowly, has the SILKIEST coat (truly)and is alert. seems appetizing to both my cats whereas it was difficult to get him interested in adult light and my 7yr old queen wouldn't even look at it, now we must hide it from her

I bought the Hill's senior light for my 11 yrs old, slightly overweight tom.. Otherwise very healthy,the poor mite suffered persistent diarrhoea for about 2 weeks whilst eating the dodgy product, even though i have been very careful in introducing the new kibblets on a slow, gradual basis as usually recommended for a change of diet. Indeed he has lost some weight whilst on it but I'd rather he got slimmer without his guts being damaged, obviously..