Cat Hill's™ Science Diet™ Adult Perfect Weight

Well, I bought the first bag at the pet store in February and told my bowling ball, I mean petite few drop, that these were treats. She actually bought it hook, line, and sinker. I started out praising her and telling her I was giving her a treat, and doled out one or two pieces at a time the first week, then started putting it in a new "special" bowl so she could graze on it all day. Yep, she's that spoilt, I mean special. Thankfully she can't read , she only understands speech lol.I cut out all her other treats, but I have to keep royal canin for her sister to eat because she is the smaller hyper one. I am sure she nibbles away at it when I'm not there to police them.That being said, the bigger one was 2x her ideal weight. She isn't losing weight fast, she is 10+ years old and just wants to lay on my heated blanket, all day. She stopped using her cat tree she was so big: she couldn't jump up or down. But, she has started to try to play by bringing me string like objects so I will flick them and she can promptly fall on her back to bat at. She is also starting to "drag race" like her sister, something I haven't seen her do for well over 5 years. While I am happy she has more energy, I wish it wasn't at 3am. I just saw her in the cat tree this week too!I know with her it will take longer for her to lose the weight, but the energy she now has is a good slow start to her weight loss.

My little baby Mac has lost 2lbs thanks to this cat food!!! He’s been eating it for 2 months now and he was 22lbs at the beginning, now he’s 20lbs!! Never thought we’d be able to find something that actually works but this works! He looks better already and he acts better too. Still have a long ways to go before he’s at a healthy weight but I am so thankful that he’s doing better already!!

My boyfriend was not taking good care of his cats when I met him. He bought them for his kids. He would buy the two cats the cheapest food; one of the cats had a predilection to being very active and hyper while the other was less active and blew up like a cow. The rotund one seemed to be sensitive to the ingredients in cheap cat foods, swelling up and staying sluggish and lethargic all the time. He did not seem like a happy creature, just a very tired, bored one. I researched a bunch of methods to help indoor cats lose weight. My friend who had owned cats for years recommended this food, but said it was a bit expensive. I convinced my boyfriend to split the costs with me, alternating turns buying bags when we ran out and we were able to get the food. In total we spend $120.00 per year feeding 2 cats. $120 split in half is $5 per month for each of us, which I think is doable. So if the cats are a family effort, I believe that the cost is worth it.The cat lost a lot of weight. He was able to climb down the stairs safely without falling. He was also able to easily jump on the cat tree we bought them. After two weeks of the food it was like night and day. He would walk around, play with his brother cat (pick on him a little too), and play with cat toys. These were activities he never engaged in before.. At that time the weight loss wasn't noticeable but the cat's change in disposition wasclear.After two months the weight loss was apparent. After four months he was so lean compared to his original size. Both the cats coats became shiner. He is still not the weight of a normal cat 1 year later but he is making great progress...I mean he weighed 30 pounds to start off. He is about 17 pounds now.Not to mention they LOVE the food and never turn up their noses to it! They couldn't wait to eat the first time I brought it out of the bag.Now we have two happy, healthy cats!