I don’t drift far from this dog food because my dogs like it and it keeps their stool firm and small. I live in a building where I have to pick up their poop each time and this food makes it palatable. No more runny stools or huge poops where I need multiple bags! 

This is a product based on the canine diet and made with a very good quality product, easy and fast. Suitable if your dog is already a little older, it is more advisable to come in a very resistant and sustainable packaging.

Super recommended to my dogs they love a delicious smell I give it to my Newly garn dog provides a lot of calories and protein is something that you should never lack in your dog’s diet

I bought the multi organ food for my 12 year old puppy that has previously surgery of bladder stones (oxylated stones) he was eating the C/D food for long time and then you guy’s recommended to switch to multi organ after couple months he started to develop again oxylated crystals, I switched right away to the U/D and started to work right the way.

I started this diet after my Male Bichon had CaOx stones a second time while on the Royal canin urinary and had his second cystotomy. After comparing u/d and c/d I chose this one. I feed the recomended amount split to twice a day and add water to the food. After a couple months on the diet my dogs urine specific gravity was not very concentrated (in his case it was isosthenuric) all the time which resulted in a lot of concern from my vet, but after contacting Hills Veterinary team for advice, who are wonderful, they clarified that this is known to happen with this diet because of it's formulation. Calcium oxalate is best treated by increasing water intake (also keeping oxalates low), which this diet does for my dog! I spoke with a nutrition specialist as well who recommended additions to this diet for my dog because he doesn't require such a low protein diet. In his opinion for my dog the wet food had a better composition (more protein) plus includes more water in the food itself. After 1.5 yr on this diet he continues to have new stones but the number and size is improved from his past reccurence. This diet has overall improved his condition! Unfortunately there is no cure for CaOx stones but this is the best managment diet I have tried yet. If you have an issue with CaOx stones I recommend discussing this diet with your veterinarian, and reaching out to the Hills vet team for free expertise! The Minnesota urolith center is also a great resource. If you are able to contact an independent certified veterinary nutritionist they are also a great source.

Bought lately a new batch of cans but it has changed. My dog got skin allergies and strangely at the same time as this can food changed texture, color, smell. Are the ingredients the same as before? Was chicken an ingredient in the previous formula?

My dogs will not eat this at all! As well I can not get them to return it!

Why did you change the top of the can of this product to a pop top? It’s a pain to get this food out. I liked when you use the can opener to open the top. The food slid out and I could slice it to give to my dog. Now I have to spoon it out because it will not slide out, it was a pain trying to even do that. Please change the can back to the original can opener style.