308 reviews forHill’s Prescription Diet Feline Gastrointestinal Biome Digestive/Fibre Care - cat dry food

One of my Maine Coons has very sensitive intestines, with a history of both extremes: from constipation to diarrhoea and back again. In our experience, Hill's Biome works well in cases of diarrhoea, but if there's constipation, it's better to go for Royal Canin Fibre. Feeding just one type of food always caused problems for us, so now we give a mix of both and that's working well for now.

Ideal for my cats, especially if your tomcat has digestive problems.

We had already tried other food recommended by the vet. Our cat got really skinny because he absolutely refused to eat that food. Then, at the Ismaning animal clinic, we heard about Hill’s food and gave it a go. Thank goodness he liked it. He also enjoys the wet food.

Tasty kibbles that are well accepted. That's not always the case with other brands.

My old cat (Evelien, 17 years old) has struggled with her digestion for years. A homeopathic vet advised me to try this. And it worked. It did take a bit of experimenting to find the right dosage. Last year, she had another setback. Now, again with homeopathic support, I give her these kibbles soaked in chicken broth and cooked chicken breast. She can hardly wait for it and keeps jumping onto the counter at 17 years young... The dry kibbles I sprinkle with Isogel.

I can't see any difference in my cat's stool, and all three cats have lost weight and their fur has lost its shine, so I won't be buying this again.

The cat has stomach problems and we've tried various types of food, but this is something that actually works for her tummy! I also like that they sell 8kg bags, since those are rarely found in physical stores 😁

Very good for the digestive system!

Perfect for our older cat.

Great product, my kitty loves them.

I’d been using the Royal Canin range for sterilised cats for almost a year. However, I gradually noticed that Pya was having more and more trouble going to the toilet. After talking to her vet, we tried Laxatone, which really helped her. We also decided to switch her kibble to help with her digestion. So far, the new kibble seems to suit her (her stools look much better). I recommend it.

My cat was always one of those really picky ones. Wet food was out of the question, she’s a typical crunch-lover. We tried loads of different foods, from recommended brands to fast food types, just to get her to eat something. Our vet suggested this food because of suspected reflux and pancreas issues. The cat is thrilled. I haven’t seen her leave an empty bowl in ages, but now she does it without any trouble. She’s not vomiting, it’s clear she enjoys the food, and it wasn’t a lack of appetite before—she just ate whatever because she had to. But she genuinely loves this food.

My cat suddenly had serious intestinal problems because of Ultra Premium (he’d been on it for a year and a half), vomiting every day. So I switched to Hill’s Gastrointestinal (not this one), and he had blood in his stools right from the start. Then I changed to this one, and it’s perfect—he has no more problems at all and I’m finally at ease. The bag of kibble lasts me a really long time (bought in January, it’s now May and I still have plenty left).

My cat has been diagnosed with IBD, really severe diarrhoea since she was little, underweight. We tried everything. Food, medicine. I found this product myself and it changed everything. Both cats eat it very willingly, it doesn’t harm the healthy one, and it helps the sick one.

It helped us with diarrhoea

Super kibble, my cats love it and it's really easy to digest.

Good kibble recommended by my vet that my cats enjoy.