Hill's Science Diet Indoor, Senior Adult 11+, Easy Litter Box Cleanup, Dry Cat Food, Chicken Recipe, 3.5 lb Bag

This cat food has been a LIFE SAVER for my cat, and me! My old man will be 16 in March and I've literally tried every food on the market for him. He has always had a sensitive stomach but his poop was so rank, would wake me up out of a dead sleep! He also pooped multiple times a day and it was never solid. I switched him to this cat food, and let me tell you, it's worth every penny! His poop has been solid, and I don't have to clean his litter box nearly as often. I get him professionally groomed but his overall smell is so much better, and he seems happier all around. Highly recommend this food for a senior cat that has a sensitive stomach!

My cat loves it he is a senior cat old age old fart he seems to love it helps with his digestion too curves his appetite also if you need to lose a little fluff in the the cat

Listen, my 12-year-old orange “baby” usually has two moods: “napping aggressively” and “yelling at me to refill his bowl.” But after switching to **Hill’s Science Diet Indoor 11+**, he’s added a third: “food coma so intense I had to check if he was still breathing.”He devours it like he’s training for the Cat Eating Olympics, then collapses into a snoring heap of contentment. The best part? His litter box no longer smells like a war crime (thank you, “easy-to-digest ingredients”). His fur’s shinier, his zoomies are *almost* dignified, and he’s stopped glaring at me like I ruined his retirement.**Pros:**✅ Resealable zipper✅ His post-meal naps are Oscar-worthy performances of bliss.✅ My vet stopped side-eyeing my choice of cat food.**Cons:**❌ Price still a bit too high

She took to the chicken recipe right away, and I've noticed improved mobility, brighter eyes, and a healthier coat since we made the switch. It's specially formulated for senior indoor cats, and it really shows- her digestion is better, and the litter box is much easier to clean with more consistent, less odorous output.

Dear Fellow Felines,My human, bless their incompetent soul, dared to buy the wrong formula. Instead of my usual Indoor Declawed Aristocrat Blend, they brought home some basic kibble. Honestly, are they trying to kill me?At first sniff, I knew something was off. No delicate aroma, no rich undertones of whatever magic they put in my usual food—just bland, pedestrian nonsense. I gave it a pity nibble (because I’m generous like that) and then glared at my human with the intensity of a thousand suns. They deserved it.Do you know what they said? “You’ll be fine.” FINE?! I live for the finer things, not fine. I refused to eat for a while to teach them a lesson, but hunger got the better of me. I begrudgingly ate a few bites while making it very clear I wasn’t happy. I even knocked my water over for dramatic effect.The kibble itself? I suppose it’s edible—for the uncultured. But if you, like me, are a feline of distinction and grace, make sure your human knows better.Final review: 4/5 stars. I ate it, but they’re lucky I didn’t file a formal complaint or throw up. Silly humans. Step it up—Princess Fluffernutter von Meowington III

I got this food bc my babies are getting older and needed something more healthy for them. One of them is gaining weight. They seem to enjoy the taste. It doesn’t upset their stomachs or anything. Wished it was cheaper but it’s a major name brand so 🤷‍♀️

The only cat food I will feed my 15 year old cat. He has a weak stomach. A very good quality cat food..

My cat 16 year-old cat loves this. I have Purina urinary tract dry food mixed with Hill's Science senior adult dry food for him. He always pick out the Hill's Science one to eat. I am not sure is the tease or the size (smaller pallet size for senior cat), anyway he just loves it. Lately I have him for all Hill's Science cat food without mixing any other brand, his fur is shinier and less fur balls.