4 reviews forHill’s Prescription Diet Canine i/d Digestive Care Stress Mini Stew

Helped get my little dog from Romania's digestive issues back under control. That's why I'm happy to pass on the tip. Larger packs to reduce the price would be better. Over time, the small packs end up being too expensive.

We’ve been feeding our Podenco mix female dog, 10 kg, Hills / Gastrointestinal for quite some time now. She clearly has food intolerances. With all other types of food, she had diarrhoea, soft stools, and bloating. We’re familiar with Hills, as well as the vet’s recommendation. It’s noticeably cheaper here. The small tins are more expensive, of course. However, we don’t feed according to the manufacturer’s recommendation, as every dog with every brand, including dry food, ends up overweight. 1 tin daily, divided, mixed with Bonduelle carrots, + chew treats.

Since my dog started eating this food, he hasn’t vomited blood anymore. His stomach and pancreas are doing much better. Never switching to another food again!

Our dog battled giardia for months. Her intestines were inflamed as a result, and the antibiotics caused constant diarrhoea, restlessness, and stomach pain. The giardia were gone, but the diarrhoea persisted. The vet recommended this food in combination with dry food of the same variety. After a few days, her symptoms improved, her stools became firm, and her overall condition gradually got better. We’re continuing with this food and will stick with Hills.