Hill's Prescription Diet Canine i/d Low Fat with Chicken is a dry dog food formulated for adult dogs with gastrointestinal issues that require a low-fat diet. It is especially recommended for the management of conditions such as acute or chronic pancreatitis, hyperlipidaemia, lymphangiectasia, and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency.

Yes, Hill's Prescription Diet Canine i/d Low Fat with Chicken is a veterinary prescription diet. You should always consult your vet before starting to feed this product to ensure it is the appropriate nutritional treatment for your dog's health condition.

No, Hill's Prescription Diet Canine i/d Low Fat with Chicken is not recommended for growing puppies, nor for pregnant or nursing dogs. This complete food was developed exclusively for the nutritional needs of adult dogs.

The main protein source of this food is dehydrated chicken (18%) and turkey protein, ensuring a crude protein level of 23.8%. The fat content is purposely reduced, containing only 8.2% fat, making it ideal for dogs that require strict fat restriction.

Yes, thanks to its low fat content and the inclusion of L-carnitine, which aids in fat metabolism, Hill's Prescription Diet Canine i/d Low Fat with Chicken is excellent for weight management. It helps maintain lean muscle mass while providing only 3345 kcal/kg of metabolisable energy.

The transition to Hill's Prescription Diet Canine i/d Low Fat should be done gradually over 10 days. On days 1 to 3, mix 75% of the old food with 25% of the new; on days 4 to 6, offer 50% of each; on days 7 to 9, mix 25% of the old with 75% of the new; and on day 10, you can feed 100% of the new veterinary diet.

Hill's Prescription Diet Canine i/d Low Fat includes highly digestible ingredients and gastric support, such as ginger powder, flaxseed, and dried beet pulp. These components actively contribute to facilitating nutrient absorption in a sensitive digestive tract and help regulate intestinal transit.