Hill's Prescription Diet W/D Canine with chicken - Kibbles

Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Canine with chicken kibbles are used to prevent obesity and its consequences.

Key benefits - Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Canine

• Once your dog reaches its ideal weight, you can help maintain it by feeding your dog Hill's Prescription Diet W/D Canine weight management products.
• Hill's Prescription Diet W/D Canine is a low energy and low-fat food that will help your dog avoid gaining weight.
• It contains high amounts of fibres to reduce the feeling of hunger. Therefore, your pet will ask for food less often.
• Hill's Prescription Diet W/D Canine is enriched in L-Carnitine, a vitamin that promotes the conversion of fat into energy while maintaining lean muscle mass during weight loss.
• A new taste that your dog will love! 

Ingredients - Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Canine

With Chicken (minimum 16%): Ground maize, cellulose, dried chicken and turkey proteins, maize gluten meal, pea bran meal, hydrolysate, dried beet pulp, animal fat, flaxseed, vegetable oil, potassium citrate, salt,  L-lysine hydrochloride, L-carnitine, ground rice, potassium chloride, taurine, L-tryptophan, vitamins and trace elements. Contains an antioxidant approved by the EU.

Feeding Guide - Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Canine

The quantities of Hill's Prescription Diet W/D Canine indicated are suggested as a starting point, but needs can vary depending the breed, age, season etc. This is why it is important to adapt the portion to your dog to maintain its ideal weight.

IMPORTANT: The feeding guide printed on Hill's Prescription Diet W/D Canine with chicken must be applied to the management of diabetes mellitus and diseases other than obesity, and NOT for the prevention of obesity.

A 370g can of Hill's Prescription Diet w/d is equivalent to 120g of Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Canine with chicken kibbles.

Guaranteed analysis - Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Canine kibbles

CONTRAINDICATIONS:

Do not feed your dog Hill's Prescription Diet w/d Canine with chicken without a prescription from your veterinarian. Do not feed:

• To cats.
• To puppies.
• To gestating of lactating bitches.
• Simultaneously with urine acidifying medications.
• In case of weakness, underweight or dehydration.