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49 of 50 found the following review helpful:
 A Godsend Apr 25, 2006
By Cindy
Thanks to a combination of Hi-Tor Neo Diet and Vita Gravy (and the sub-q fluids prescribed by the vet) my cat, who was given a diagnosis of advanced kidney failure and a certain impending death sentence two months ago, has amazed my vet and everyone in the vet's office. As a previous poster has already said, many renal failure cats are presribed the Hill's k/d or a/d diets and they absolutely hate it and won't eat it. My cat would not touch the stuff -- wouldn't even smell it -- I had to force feed him for weeks. I finally found the Hi-Tor Neo Diet, which is almost as low protein/phosphorous as the Hill's prescription diets. My cat loves it and is finally gaining back some weight. The vet had also prescribed some vitamin drops, which he also hates. Then I found "Vita-Gravy", which is also available at Pet Food Direct. He loves the taste of the Chicken Vita-Gravy mixed with the Hi-Tor Neo. Now he's getting the extra nutrition he needs to balance his blood levels, while really enjoying the taste! If your cat has renal failure and is refusing to eat, you might want to try this combo. Good luck! I hope your kitty fares as well as mine has so far.
19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Inappetant cat gobbled it up! Aug 08, 2005
By E. Feldman
My cat has had a poor appetite for months, which was explained recently by a diagnosis of chronic renal failure. I dreaded the prospect of trying to switch him to an even less appetizing food than what he was currently refusing to eat. Sure enough, like many other CRF cats before him, he wouldn't touch the Hill's canned k/d or Royal Canin pouch renal diet. I searched online for an alternative and found Neo Diet. On the advice of one "5 paw" customer review, I gave it a shot. He gobbled it up with such gusto that I could hear the chomping and lip smacking from across the room! I can't remember the last time he's eaten that enthusiastically. What the heck is in this stuff???
15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
 OK, not the wonder food I was hoping for Feb 22, 2007
By Janet Scott
My cat has renal disease and has been on Hill's k/d dry and canned food for over a year. Recently she was getting picky about eating and not wanting the either type of the canned k/d. Based on the Amazon reviews, I ordered the Hi-Tor Neo Diet hoping that she would love it. At first she did love it (something new/different I think), but now she is very ambivalent towards it and lately has preferred the k/d. Perhaps it is due simply to her personality or perhaps it is due to her stage of renal disease, but I have not seen any difference between k/d and the Hi-Tor Neo. Other than the renal disease, she doesn't have any health issues and is still pretty frisky for being 16 years old.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Magic Food Jan 01, 2007
By Snow Cap-tain
"John"
I read the other reviews which lead me to try this product. Our 17 year old cat (Angel) was diagnosed with renal failure and the vet put her on food that she would not eat. That forced us to mix the vet food with other cat food and Angel still lost weight. Angel is a very small cat and has weighed approximately 6-7 pounds her entire life. When her weight dropped to 5 pounds we thought she was on her way out. We purchased this food and she LOVES it! Angel has been on it for about 6 months now and she is back to her normal weight. She begs for it. What an awesome product!
10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
 Warning: Formula Change Jun 23, 2010
By Christine
"texasbred"
Well, rats. I finally found a renal cat food that my cat likes, and they change the formula!! To defend her pickiness, Sabrina has had renal disease for 6.5 years. She's been through all the mainstream renal cat foods and sooner or later, tired of each of them. No going back, either. Kitty with a memory - my luck. I read good reviews about Hi-Tor Neo Diet early this year, and ordered a case. She SCARFED that food down! Things went along swimmingly until my last order >> hmm, new label, new size, new consistency, doesn't smell the same. For a week now, Sabrina has consistently taken a few bites, then turns her nose up at it. She's eating maybe 1/8th of what she used to eat. I'm shipping the remainder back, and the new search begins.....sigh. Anybody else having this experience?
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