Hill's Prescription Diet z/d Low Fat Dog Wet Food, Hydrolyzed Soy Recipe, 13 oz. Cans, 12-Pack

My 13 year old Maltipoo has Pancreatitis and must be on a special diet. This dog food has kept her healthy and she seems to like it (she has always been a picky eater). She has been on it for about 4 months now, but it is so expensive for a retired lady. I’m 85 and I love her so if it keeps her healthy, so be it. It is pretty firm in the can and must be cut up for her but that is only a small downside. I certainly recommend it for a low fat diet.

I was sad to have to put my dog on such a restrictive diet. While I'm sure he'd rather being eating meat, he hasn't gotten bored of this like I thought he would. He had chronic pancreatitis and IBD. He seemed like he was dying. This is the first food where he doesnt get sick from eating. Hes finally gaining weight and acting normal! We will use it while we try introducing one new food at a time.

Great product but its overpriced. Hills takes advantage of animals . No dog food with no medicine in it shoukd be the price they are charging. Also its just soy based.

My dog loves her wet food and this one is good for her.

My dog likes the product and does not cause her to have diarrhea as other foods do. Why this food is prescription I have no idea.

Very expensive. But with food allergies not much available. Not very appetizing from a human standpoint,

I chop up the food because it is one solid piece. My dog likes it added to dry kibble (same perscription).

The price us quite high. For canned food it's quite dry.