He eats it, and it seems to help.
Hill's z/d Low Fat Food Sensitivities - Prescription Diet - Canine
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Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat
Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Canine Dog Food has been specifically developed for dogs with food sensitivities and digestive issues. This hypoallergenic food contains hydrolysed soy proteins to minimize allergic reactions and also aids in supporting a healthy digestion thanks to its low fat content. Ideal for dogs with skin or gastrointestinal issues due to food intolerance.
Features
- Contains highly hydrolysed soy protein
- For dogs with food intolerances, allergies, or chronic digestive problems
- Supports a healthy coat and digestion
- Highly digestible
- With S+Oxshield to reduce the risk of forming struvite and oxalate crystals
- Enriched with essential omega-6 fatty acids to support a healthy skin barrier
- Contains antioxidants clinically proven to support a healthy immune system
- Includes a mix of prebiotic fibres
Suitable for
- Dogs with food sensitivities or intolerances
- Dogs with fat-sensitive digestive issues (such as EPI)
- Dogs with chronic skin complaints due to food allergies
- Dogs that benefit from an elimination diet
Not suitable for
- Growing puppies
- Pregnant or lactating dogs
Flavour
Hydrolysed soy
Sizes
1.5 kg, 3 kg, and 10 kg
Composition
Plant-based products, vegetable protein extracts (soy protein hydrolysate 27%), oils and fats, minerals, meat and animal derivatives, fruit, seeds. Carbohydrate source: maize starch. ActivBiome+ prebiotic blend (4.1%): ground pecan shell, flaxseed, dried beet pulp, dried citrus pulp, dried cranberries. Protein sources: soy protein hydrolysate, chicken liver hydrolysate.
Analytical constituents
Protein 25.2%, fat content 7.8%, crude fibre 3.8%, crude ash 5.2%, omega 3 fatty acids 0.5%, omega 6 fatty acids 2.0%, calcium 0.73%, phosphorus 0.65%, sodium 0.31%, potassium 0.84%, magnesium 0.09%; per kg: Vitamin A 9,583 IU, Vitamin D3 736 IU, Vitamin E 733 mg, Vitamin C 115 mg, beta-carotene 1.5 mg.
Additives per kg
Nutritional additives: 3b103 (iron) 91.2 mg, 3b202 (iodine) 2.3 mg, 3b405 (copper) 9.0 mg, 3b502 (manganese) 9.4 mg, 3b603 (zinc) 160 mg, 3b801 (selenium) 0.2 mg, with natural antioxidant.
Hill's z/d Low Fat Food Sensitivities - Prescription Diet - Canine reviews
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Like regular dry foodBy Annerose Heidersdorf, Tuesday 27 October 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Food Sensitivities - 3 kg
He eats it, and it seems to help.
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Very good foodBy Sandra Lenz, Wednesday 21 October 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Food Sensitivities - 1.5 kg
My dachshund needs hydrolysed food that is low in fat and contains enough crude fibre; only this food meets all these criteria. It smells appetising, soaks well, and is devoured in no time. As always, super fast delivery 👍
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Fast and goodBy Sandra Lenz, Sunday 11 October 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Food Sensitivities - 1.5 kg
As always, the shipping was very fast and the product arrived well packaged. My dachshund likes eating it, it softens very well, and he tolerates it well.
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Very fast deliveryBy Michaela Haas, Friday 4 September 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Food Sensitivities - 3 kg
Good dog food
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Hill’s z/d Low Fat Was Our SalvationBy Julia, Tuesday 28 July 2026Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Food Sensitivities - 10 kg
Our young German Shepherd suffered from chronic diarrhoea for over a year. After a year on a strict homemade diet, his stool finally stabilised completely thanks to Hill’s z/d Low Fat. Before we started Hill’s z/d Low Fat on our nutritionist’s recommendation, we were very worried that our dog wouldn’t accept the hydrolysed soy protein after his natural diet. To our surprise, he even found the food more appealing than the turkey breast he had lived on for a whole year. 😂 Besides achieving our main goal—a stable digestion—we gained another huge advantage: we are finally free from the daily “kitchen slavery” and no longer have to cook huge amounts of food every day for a large dog. 😅
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