I am very satisfied with Hills ZD; it has been the best food for my IBD dog for years. The price-performance ratio is reasonable, and the delivery was quick.
Hill's z/d Food Sensitivities - Prescription Diet - Canine - Tin
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Product Description
Please note: Hill's Prescription Diet - Feline Metabolic + Urinary Stress is currently undergoing a packaging change. The product received may differ in appearance from the photo, but the composition has remained the same.
Food sensitivities or food intolerance
Animals with food allergies or intolerances experience abnormal reactions to proteins in their food. Allergies can present as itchy skin and/or ear infections. Disorders of the gastrointestinal tract (vomiting and/or diarrhoea) can also be caused by allergies. In general, these reactions are caused by beef, dairy products and wheat. Hill's Canine z/d does not use these ingredients, and can therefore be used as an elimination diet to find the source of any food allergies. It can also be used to treat and eliminate adverse reactions such as itchy, non-seasonal skin infections, chronic ear infections, and chronic gastroenteritis (Inflammatory Bowel Disease). Canine z/d canned and dry food can be combined into a single meal if desired.
Also available in Hill's z/d Food Sensitivities - Prescription Diet - Canine dry food.
Not suitable for:
This food is not suitable for cats, puppies, or pregnant or lactating dogs.
Composition
Composition: Original: chicken liver hydrolysate, maize starch, ground pecan shell, minerals, soya oil, linseed, dried beet pulp, dried citrus pulp, fish oil, cellulose, coconut oil, dried cranberries, vitamins and trace elements.
Analytical constituents: moisture 76%, protein 5.2%, fat content 3.9%, carbohydrates (NFE) 12.8%, crude fibre 1.2%, crude ash 1.4%, calcium 0.20%, phosphorus 0.14%, potassium 0.21%, sodium 0.08%, magnesium 0.02%, vitamin A 14,947 IU/kg, vitamin C 46 ppm, vitamin D 376 IU/kg, vitamin E 198 IU/kg, omega-3 fatty acids 0.3%, omega-6 fatty acids 0.99%, beta-carotene 0.6 ppm.
Hill's z/d Food Sensitivities - Prescription Diet - Canine - Tin reviews
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Hills ZDBy Silvia Altmann, Tuesday 13 October 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities - Canned Food - 12 x 370 g
I am very satisfied with Hills ZD; it has been the best food for my IBD dog for years. The price-performance ratio is reasonable, and the delivery was quick.
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ConsistencyBy R. Loibl, Monday 5 October 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities - Canned Food - 24 x 370 g
My female dog has been happily eating this wet food for many years. Unfortunately, the consistency has changed over the past few months. It seems to have a higher moisture content and now sticks to the spoon and, sadly, also to the tiled floor if some falls while eating. It used to be better.
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Hills Z/DBy Martina Schneider, Thursday 17 September 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities - Canned Food - 12 x 370 g
I urgently needed the food and received it within 24 hours. Unbeatable value for money.
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Good ToleranceBy Sabina Krah, Saturday 5 September 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities - Canned Food - 36 x 370 g
Our dog has IBD and cannot tolerate "normal" food. He does well with Hill's z/d. The price is naturally a challenge... He needs 3.5-4 cans a day.
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TipBy Arjan, Monday 17 August 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Food Sensitivities - Canned Food - 24 x 370 g
If my dogs don’t eat it, you can immediately tell from their stools.
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