Hills Prescription Diet i/d Low Fat Digestive Care Wet Dog Food

This product is created for animals and is not intended for human use What is Hills Prescription Diet i/d Low Fat Digestive Care Wet Dog Food? This is a high-quality, highly digestible, low-fat dog food, specifically designed to help lower blood fat levels and provide relief for digestive upsets. Its uniquely formulated with Hills breakthrough ActivBiome ingredient technology, which is a special blend of prebiotic fibres shown to swiftly activate the gut microbiome, aiding in digestion and overall well-being. It comes in a set of 24 cans packed with delicious flavours that your dog will absolutely adore. Your dogs nutrition needs are not only met, but theyre also served a delightful meal theyll look forward to! What are the benefits? Consistent feeding of Hills Prescription Diet i/d Low Fat Digestive Care Wet Dog Food, even after an improvement in symptoms, further strengthens and maintains your dogs digestive health. With the fusion of science and delicious flavours, your dog gets the right targeted nutrition required to live a long, healthy, and happy life. What are the key features? Highly digestible low-fat formula to support your dogs digestive health Effectively lowers blood fat levels and helps ease digestive upsets Infused with ActivBiome technology which rapidly activates gut microbiome Packed with flavours your dog will crave Boosts overall health and well-being What are the precautions? Ensure a 7-day transition period for dogs previously fed this diet before the ActivBiome inclusion Always consult your vet for individual diet transitions and additional information Follow feeding guidelines provided, adjusting as necessary Usage How to use Hills Prescription Diet i/d Low Fat Digestive Care Wet Dog Food Open the can and transfer the food to your dogs bowl Feed at room temperature or slightly warm, in accordance with your dogs usual feeding schedule For dogs switching to this formulation, follow a 7-day transition protocol, under your vets supervision Usage