Hills g/d cat food?

[Susanne (urbantigers)]

Oh I wouldn't touch the dry!

[Gillian Harvey]

Don't know, but wouldnt touch it with a bargepole - have you seen the ingredients list of the dry? hmmm, is there any actual meat in it? 

Maize gluten meal, ground maize, ground rice, animal fat, chicken and turkey meal, soybean mill run.........etc etc, what the hec is soybean mill run?!!

at leas the wet does contain meat I suppose.....

Water, Turkey, Pork Liver, Corn Flour, Barley, etc

[Susanne (urbantigers)]

Anyone heard of/familiar with Hills g/d?  I had no idea such thing existed until I stumbled upon a reference to it.  It seems g/d is for early stage crf - sounds a bit like the new royal canin ageing 12+ food which seems to be somewhere between an ordinary senior food and a renal food.  However, googling it has confused me even further - the dry food says it is for early stage kidney disorders. 

http://www.petplanet.co.uk/product.asp?dept_id=877&pf_id=50504

But the canned food implies it's more for cardiac health, although it does mention kidneys too

http://www.hillspet.com/products/pd-feline-gd-feline-early-cardiac-healthy-aging-canned.html

Is it the same food?  Anyone know anything about it or tried it?  It sounds a bit like the sort of thing I'm looking for for Jaffa who has had slightly elevated kidney values and is now 14, but hasn't been diagnosed with crf.  He has mostly senior cat food plus some all life stages foods like bozita.  He likes the royal canin ageing 12+ pouches.  I'm aiming to feed him foods that help to support older cats, including easing the burden on the kidneys, without being a specific crf food.