Hill's Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome is a diet food for your dog.
Note: only give this food in consultation with your vet! It is a veterinary food.
For dogs with sensitive digestion
Problems with the dog's digestive system can be very annoying. Fortunately, there is Hill's Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Stew Dog Food. A scientifically formulated chicken and vegetable wet food with revolutionary ActivBiome+ technology that promotes regular bowel movements and helps reduce the risk of future digestive complaints .
This complete diet focuses on a healthy gut flora – also known as the gut microbiome (your pet's unique gut ecosystem). It is a food for the reduction of acute intestinal absorptive disorders and can be used to compensate for indigestion in adult dogs of all breeds . Hill's achieves this through increased electrolyte levels, highly digestible ingredients and low fat content .
The main advantages at a glance:
Clinically proven
firmer stools within 24 hours , fast resultsHelps
soothe the
digestive tractPromotes
beneficial intestinal flora for a
healthy digestive support
The Prescription Diet foods are delicious chunks or wet foods with formulations based on science. In this way, the food responds to the unique needs of your dog. Prescription Diet provides targeted dog food that your four-legged friend needs for a long and happy life.
Don't just give Hill's Prescription Diet!
Note: Hill's Prescription Diet line has been specially developed for the treatment of sensitivity, conditions, obesity and other problems.
Only give this food in consultation with your vet. While feeding veterinary food, keep in regular contact with your doctor. If your animal's health deteriorates, seek advice as soon as possible. Your vet can best advise you on the treatment, diet to follow and the required amounts.
Benefits:Clinically proven firmer stools within 24 hours
Helps soothe the digestive tract
Promotes a beneficial intestinal flora
Hill's Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Stew Can contains 354 grams