Hill’s Prescription Diet i/D Stress Mini Canine Stew Flavored With Chicken & Vegetables 156G

Description

Hill’s Prescription Diet i/d Stress Mini is clinically formulated to address the complex relationship between stress and digestive health in small dogs. Small breeds are often more susceptible to digestive sensitivities triggered by environmental changes or anxiety; this recipe uses ActivBiome+ technology—a proprietary blend of prebiotics—to rapidly nourish the gut microbiome and support optimal stool quality.

The recipe is presented as a highly palatable stew with tender chunks of chicken and vegetables, ensuring that even dogs with decreased appetites due to stress are encouraged to eat. Enriched with ginger to calm the GI tract and magnesium to support emotional balance, this formula provides comprehensive care for dogs experiencing “stress-diarrhea” or other stress-related gastrointestinal issues.

Features

• Stress Management Formula: Contains specific ingredients to help manage the physiological impact of stress on the digestive system.
• ActivBiome+ Technology: A unique blend of prebiotic fibers clinically shown to rapidly activate the gut microbiome.
• Highly Digestible: Gentle on the stomach to ensure maximum nutrient absorption and easy digestion during times of upset.
• Mini Breed Specific: Tailored for the unique nutritional and physiological needs of dogs weighing under 14kg.

Benefits

• Calms the Gut: Added ginger helps soothe intestinal distress, while the prebiotic blend supports long-term digestive regularity.
• Supports Healthy Stools: Clinically proven to help improve digestion and stool quality in dogs with stress-related GI sensitivities.
• High Palatability: The savory stew texture with chicken and vegetables is designed to appeal to small, picky eaters.
• Emotional Support: Formulated to help manage the metabolic effects of stress, aiding in a more balanced recovery.

How to Use

1. Veterinary Supervision: This is a clinical diet and must be used only under the recommendation and ongoing supervision of a veterinarian.
2. Feeding Schedule: For best results, feed small, frequent meals rather than one large meal to reduce the workload on the digestive system.
3. Transitioning: Gradually introduce the new food over 7 days by mixing it with the current diet to avoid further digestive upset.
4. Target Use: Ideal for use during stressful events such as boarding, travel, loud noises (fireworks), or household changes.
5. Fresh Water: Ensure your dog has constant access to fresh, clean drinking water.