Turkey and liver are the main ingredients, with corn products and vitamins and minerals added, as well as water and fiber. They are relatively safe for cats with urinary challenges,but consult with your vet if your critter has any special health concerns. Quantity to feed is listed on the cans, varying with size, age, and activity levels. Hill's does not recommend adding supplements or acidifiers to their products. Hill's has a great record,and their customer service department will respond quickly to your questions or comments.
Coupons are also often available, for dry and canned foods.
The Hill's Turkey Formula is a less than appetizing gray-brown mass, with the liver scent surprisingly prominent. It is very firm with no free juice or gravy- a great negative for my cats. Hakeem prefers the slurpy types of canned foods. Mark ate a little of it- a very little, but abandoned it quickly and didn't try to eat Hakeem's leftovers,which he usually does automatically. I might as well have put the money directly in the trash.