Hill’s I/D Canine Stress Mini -1kg

Description

Hill’s Prescription Diet i/d Stress Mini is a complete dietetic food specifically designed for small dogs who experience gastrointestinal issues triggered by stress. Much like humans, small dogs can suffer from digestive distress due to environmental changes or anxiety; this recipe addresses those needs with a unique blend of prebiotic fibers and specialized ingredients like ginger.

The formula features ActivBiome+ technology, a proprietary blend of prebiotics clinically shown to rapidly nourish the gut microbiome to support optimal stool quality and digestive well-being. It is also enriched with milk protein hydrolysate to help manage stress and S+OX SHIELD to promote a urinary environment that reduces the risk of developing struvite and calcium oxalate crystals. This high-calorie, highly digestible kibble ensures that your small dog receives the necessary energy even when their appetite is affected by stress.

Features

• Stress Management: Contains milk protein hydrolysate to help manage stress-related behaviors and their impact on the digestive system.
• ActivBiome+ Technology: A proprietary blend of prebiotics that rapidly activates the gut microbiome for improved digestive health.
• Highly Digestible: Gentle on the stomach with high-quality ingredients to ensure maximum nutrient absorption.
• Mini Breed Specific: Kibble size and nutritional profile are specifically tailored for dogs weighing up to 14kg.

Benefits

• Calms Digestive Upset: Clinically proven to help reduce “stress-diarrhea” and improve stool quality.
• Microbiome Support: Works quickly to nourish beneficial gut bacteria, promoting a healthy internal ecosystem.
• Urinary Health Protection: Formulated with S+OX SHIELD to support a healthy urinary tract.
• Nutrient Dense: Provides high levels of electrolytes and B vitamins to replace those lost during digestive distress.

How to Use

1. Veterinary Consultation: This is a therapeutic diet; consult your veterinarian to ensure it is the right choice for your dog’s specific needs.
2. Feeding Schedule: For best results, feed small portions multiple times a day to avoid overloading the digestive system.
3. Transition Period: Gradually introduce this food over a 7-day period by mixing it with the current diet to prevent further upset.
4. Target Events: Can be used long-term for chronic stress or short-term during specific events like boarding or travel.
5. Fresh Water: Always ensure a bowl of fresh, clean drinking water is available.