Hill’s Science Diet Sensitive Stomach & Skin Wet Dog Food, 12.8 oz, Case of 12

We have a lovely little rescue dog with a sensitive tummy and loose bm’s. After trying endless varieties of food; hard, soft and raw, he was only able to eat food from the vet. At Christmas he goes completely goofy trying to eat our scraps, he Loves our turkey dinner! So on a whim we decided to try this!

Lo and Behold! He can eat this food, his stools are hard and his tummy is happy! He knows when dinner is coming and goes bonkers running all around the house while jumping up and down to get his dinner plate! It’s soo cute! He loves his dinner, and I like that I don’t have to order from the vet at a high price for the same brand. Winner Winner Turkey Dinner!

I mix this with my chocolate labs dry food ever since she had surgery and she loves it. She would never eat her food right away. Breakfast would still be there for dinner, it was hills science diet also for sensitive skin and stomach but it’s the dry version. She only scarfs that down the first few days after I open the big bag when it’s fresh. I even got her a 35 lb container with a lid to keep her food fresh but with this mixed with dry food, she eats breakfast at breakfast and dinner at dinner. Plus it’s a better deal here. We love it.

My dog loves it. Naturally would rather have it then dry food. I keep on hand to top his dry food sometimes. I love the brand. I can’t afford use it exclusively.

Excelente y completo alimento. Entregado en tiempo y forma

One of our two dogs is a very picky eater. He has to have some kind of wet topping with his kibble or he will go on a hunger strike. We thought this was a behavioral issue, but had a scare with some GI issues that seemed like bloat so took him to nearest ER vet. No bloat, and he had vomited and released his glands on the way to the ER so seemed better by the time we got there.

ER vet explained he likely has sensitive tummy and is not only a picky eater (although not eating kibble without topping is just him being spoiled). The reason he would stop eating a certain topping after a while was not because he was bored of it, but rather because he associated that particular food with an upset tummy.

As someone with celiac disease, I cried for making my poor boy eat things that were hurting him. She suggested searching for sensitive tummy or limited ingredient foods. We went with Hill’s Sensitive Stomach line and tried different flavors. Turkey was his favorite and he was been eating it without hunger striking for at least 4 months now. Sometimes we mix in a little pumpkin for constipation and he likes that too.

Buying a bulk pack on Amazon takes almost a dollar off per can compared to our local pet food store.

This particular flavor is a “stew,” so is bits of meat and veggies in a gravy (rather than the “loaf” which doesn’t look appetizing to me and I think my buddy agrees). We will continue purchasing until he tells us otherwise, and then we’ll probably try the other “stew” flavor from the same line.

Dog absolutely loves this food. I give her 1 can a day to supplement her dry dog food.
She’s a 10 and a half year old Doberman.
It has her acting like she was when she was
7 or 8. Had a problem with her back in April. Thought she was getting ready to die on me.
Took her to vet and they ran every test they could and x-rayed her never found anything wrong with her other than her intestines looked a little irritated. They got her rehydrated and eating again and we’re puzzled. Said she was very healthy for a Doberman that age. That’s what they fed her. So lm not going to stop feeding it to her ,she
Hasn’t had any issues since.