This food is quite expensive, so I primarily use it as an acute remedy whenever one of my dogs experiences stomach issues. Within just a day or two of starting this dry food, their digestive issues dissipate completely. It is the only brand I have found that provides this level of fast relief. For comparison, an acquaintance of mine had a dog with an incredibly sensitive stomach. Once they switched to this brand as their regular daily diet, the dog's chronic digestive issues disappeared entirely. If your dog suffers from acute, intermittent, or chronic sensitivities to standard diets, treats, or human food, and other remedies have failed, I highly encourage you to give this product a try. Because a 30-pound bag costs nearly $100—a steep price tag—I recommend starting with a smaller 12-pound bag (which runs about $25 to $40) to see if it works for your pet. If it proves beneficial, a great way to manage the high cost is to keep a large 30-pound bag stored in a sealed bin. You can then use it strictly as needed until the stomach issues are resolved before transitioning your dog back to their regular food. This strategy makes the premium price much more manageable.

We’re currently fostering a shelter dog and just want to give her the best. We tried another brand at first, but it wasn’t good for her stomach. So we bought a small bag of Hill’s to try it out and this week we got a bigger one. We’ve already noticed her stools look better and she gets so excited for mealtime now, even without adding chicken. Another really cool thing about Hill’s is that they support shelter animals and help them find loving homes.

My mini dachshund loves her some science diet dog food! Her vet recommend it when we first brought her home and we haven’t stopped using it since. We love it because it’s not full of corn and it comes in many flavors so our girl never gets bored of it. The packaging is also user friendly with its durable Velcro seal that keeps the food fresh for months at a time.