Hill's Science Diet Multiple Benefit Chicken Dry Cat Food, 15.5lb Bag
- Brand:
- Hill's Science Diet
- Model Number:
- 3088
- UPC:
- 052742308807
- EAN:
- 0052742308807
- Walmart SKU:
- 54062547
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$83.78 | |
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Lowest Price
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$46.19 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$67.99 |
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$46.19 | |
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$46.19 | |
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$46.19 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Hill's Science Diet Multiple Benefit Chicken Dry Cat Food, 15.5lb Bag since 1/13/2025. The most recent price update was on Jan 14, 2025.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $46.19 (lowest on 1/13/2025) to $46.19 (highest on 1/13/2025). The average price during this period is $46.19.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.6/5 from 258 reviews.
I have 11 cats at home and at the beginning they did not like it, but after a 1 1/2 weeks they love it. One of them have always had bad digestion, and it was clear that this food definitely was good for him. All of them now have shinier and softer hair and shedding is a lot less now.
Tito absolutely love this food, he is a picky eater and i believe the size and shape helps him easy grab...
I love how this food is low in calories to help less active cats stay lean. All around fantastic, high quality food that my cats love. One of the better feline Science Diet products, in my opinion.
My cats love it! They share food and it keeps them both healthy!
it is Quality Cat Food, recommended by Vet. Price is fantastic at Walmart.
Very good product. The vets like Hill's.
Since I have multiple cats, I thought I would try this as it seemed like it would address the needs without having to buy multiple types of food. Unfortunately, only one of my cats will eat it, so I'm going to return to the food they were eating. I don't know if it's the size of the pieces or something else, but even my cat who eats anything isn't interested in it.
I have three indoor-outdoor cats. They are used to eating whatever hits their dish. I figured they would like this food, but after mouthing it up, they spit it out. Now they won't touch it, even when hidden amongst other kibble. I don't think it's the size, because they think the Oral Care kibbles are great. I do think it's the shape which is putting the cats off. In order not to waste my money, I have resorted to slightly crushing the kibbles (giving them a head start), and then incorporating a large amount of pieces into a can's worth of wet food. This results in something like a thick mash that seems to be just fine. Water does have to be added to hydrate the kibbles for proper consistency. This concoction gets a paws up, so I think the kibbles smell/taste good but the shape is the problem. I will go back to the less kooky kibbles in the future. The cats like round ones and they also like flat ones. But these knobby ones are a miss.
Purchase this for my cats since my kitten is almost one (she already nibbles on my older cat's food) and figured I'd start trying to give the other cat this type (instead of the Indoor) since they'll both be eating adult cat food. Neither my kitten or my cat will touch this food and my kitten will eat everything! We tried adding this with their current food and my cat stopped eating. Tried mixing it in with canned food & also tried giving it to her with nothing mixed in. No go on any attempts. I stopped trying to incorporate this food and switched back to their old food and they're much happier.
Bought this for a multi cat household, and none of the cats will touch it. They normally aren't picky eaters either. The kibble is very large, and odd shaped. One of my cats does not have any teeth, so she definitely cannot eat this. I hope this one food would work for all of my cats like they advertise, but even if some of them did like it, I would still be stuck feeding multiple foods to my cats. Hills's definitely needs to change the kibble size! The few that I actually saw try it never could break down the kibble so that they could actually eat it. Since they never could truly eat the kibble I can't honestly evaluate whether they cared for the taste.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $67.99 (Jul 24) to $67.99 (Jul 24) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $67.99.
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