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Frequently Asked Questions about Veterinary Diet Cat Food
Is vet diet cat food good for cats?
Vet-recommended cat food is good for cats who need a special prescription food. Your vet can recommend the right food for your feline and write a prescription if it is prescription-only cat food. Veterinary diets may be recommended for cats with specific ailments like food intolerances, chronic diseases or recurring issues like urinary tract infections. Only feed your cat vet recommended recipe foods if you are specifically instructed to do so by your vet.
Do I need a prescription for vet-recommended diet cat food?
Yes, you do need a prescription for vet-recommended cat food. Your vet can write you a prescription for the appropriate veterinary formula food and suggest other interventions to help your cat feel better.
When should I feed my cat prescription cat food?
You should feed your cat a prescription diet if your vet recommends one. Do not feed veterinary formula cat food unless you are specifically instructed to do so by your vet. Veterinary diets have special formulations that may not be appropriate for certain cats.