Description
Hill’s Prescription Diet l/d Liver Care Wet Dog Food is a clinically formulated veterinary diet developed to support dogs with liver conditions and impaired liver function.
The liver plays an essential role in digestion, nutrient metabolism, and the removal of waste products from the body. Dogs experiencing liver problems may require specialised nutritional support to help reduce the liver’s workload while maintaining adequate nourishment.
Hill’s Prescription Diet l/d is formulated with controlled levels of highly digestible, high-quality protein to help support normal liver function and reduce the accumulation of nitrogenous waste products.
The recipe also contains controlled copper levels to help minimise copper accumulation in the liver, along with antioxidants that support the body’s natural defence against oxidative stress.
Its soft, moist texture and appealing taste make it a convenient feeding option for dogs requiring long-term dietary management under veterinary supervision.
Key Benefits
Supports liver function in dogs with liver disorders
Formulated with controlled levels of high-quality protein
Contains highly digestible ingredients
Helps reduce the liver’s metabolic workload
Controlled copper levels to help limit liver copper accumulation
Contains antioxidants to support cellular health
Provides essential vitamins and minerals
Supports overall nutritional well-being
Soft, moist texture for easy feeding
Suitable for veterinary-supervised dietary management
How It Works
Controlled Protein Levels: Provides high-quality, digestible protein to help meet nutritional needs while limiting excess nitrogenous waste.
Controlled Copper: Helps reduce excessive copper accumulation in the liver.
Antioxidant Support: Contains antioxidants to help protect cells against oxidative stress.
Digestible Nutrition: Provides nutrients formulated to support dogs with compromised liver function.
Feeding & Usage
Feed according to your veterinarian’s recommendations, considering your dog’s weight, age, health condition, and nutritional requirements.
Daily feeding amounts should be adjusted to maintain an appropriate body condition. Introduce the food gradually when advised by your veterinarian.
Fresh drinking water should always be available.
Important: This is a prescription veterinary diet and should only be used under veterinary guidance. It may not be suitable for every type of liver disease.











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