Hill's Prescription Diet Derm Complete Environmental & Food Sensitivities Dry Dog Food

This is a new prescription food for our Rhodesian Ridgeback to determine if her allergies are food related or environmental. She just started on the food and needs to stay on it for at least a month, so I can't really make a good evaluation yet. However, what I do appreciate about dealing with Chewy is the above and beyond customer service I've experienced since my first time using them several years ago. That can't be beat!

My veterinarian recommended this food for my Min Pin who suffers from severe allergies. She has severe allergies that always manifest to a nasty skin infection. For a while the daily apoquel and monthly cytopoint injections were helping. But when I saw she was still itching I knew we had to make a change. My dog enjoys the food and I’ve noticed a real improvement with her skin. She hasn’t had a cytopoint injection in 2 months and she doesn’t lick at her skin like she used to. I am very pleased with the results from this food. Would highly recommend anyone who has a dog who suffers from allergies to talk to their veterinarian about this brand.

My IBS boxer was doing beautifully on the new Derm Complete canned as a part of getting his gut biome repopulated and firming solid poop. But the delivery I just got has a totally different consistency. It previously it was like peanut butter and needed improvement to get easily out of the can but whatever they have done has given my dog soft poop again. I’m very upset because we were giving this food six months to get him regulated abd then we could address the malabsorption issue with the specialist in two weeks. I feel like we are starting all over again. this is actually a very serious issue. I’m going to call Hills as well, but Chewy should know too.

My dog's chewing and scratching have begun to diminish with the Derm Complete. I am VERY greatful to Chewy's customer service for their persistance in contacting my vet. Leon received his food befor the bag from the vet ran out, which is the most important thing when starting this food. Now that my dog is doing better, and Chewy has gotten the required Rx, we'll start autoship! Thank you, Chewy!

My poor 8-year-old labradoodle is allergic to chicken, beef, pork, basically any meat protein besides duck. He’s also very sensitive to environmental allergens. He’s been through the gamut of food trials, medicines, and other tests. The only thing that really worked was Cytopoint injections every 2-3 months. We wanted something that could help extend the period in between shots, and this food has worked wonders! His fur is SO much softer, his skin isn’t inflamed, and he’s toned down the itching a great deal!! He still needs the cytopoint injections every now and then, but I’m so glad we could finally give my pup an extra boost of relief with Hills Derm Complete.

I bought this at the behest of my derm vet as part of the process to determine allergies for my dog. I think she has an allergy, but my regular vet doesn't think she does. As of now, I think my regular vet is right. I mixed this with a bit of her food to do the switch over. However, after 2-3 days, she wouldn't touch it. My dog is a 6-month-old Newfoundland. She eats almost anything, including fruits and a variety of veggies. This food, though, she would not touch, even when she was hungry. I tried mixing it with chicken broth or chicken pieces, but after a few bites, she would stop. How am I supposed to figure out allergies or follow the doctor's recommendation when my dog won't even touch it I bought this at the behest of my derm vet as part of the process to determine allergies for my dog. I think she has an allergy, but my regular vet doesn't think she does. As of now, I think my regular vet is right. I mixed this with a bit of her food to do the switch over. However, after 2-3 days, she wouldn't touch it. My dog is a 6-month-old Newfoundland. She eats almost anything, including fruits and a variety of veggies. This food, though, she would not touch, even when she was hungry. I tried mixing it with chicken broth or chicken pieces, but after a few bites, she would stop. How am I supposed to figure out allergies or follow the doctor's recommendation when my dog won't even touch it? She'd rather chew the rubber stop off the doorstop. If you have to buy this, good luck. Hopefully mixing it with something can help, but it didn't help me. … more

My dog was recommended this dog kibble from our vet when I started to notice Zayn’s allergies getting worse. He’s been eating this for about 2 months now and he loves it. I was really worried he wasn’t going to like it cause he’s very difficult when it comes to new dog food but now he always wants more of it. I would def recommend to anyone!

This is my second time ordering this food. I assumed that I’d be getting exactly the same thing as my last order but the color and size of the food is lighter than it was when I ordered it in October 2021. The food does not appear the same and I’m wondering if they changed something with the food that I’m unaware of? I’m just confused and am hoping my dog doesn’t get sick from this change of food.

Terrible customer service and endless supply Issues. They won't tell you when you aren't getting your order from the auto-ship. You just end up running out and then scrambling for this very specific and very expensive food at the last minute. They won't offer any help and in fact will charge you for expedited shipping for their lack of fulfillment. Terribly company with no values or care for your pets. Switching away, to keep my dog on a reliable regiment that works for her very, very sensitive stomach.

This made my dog lick and scoot more than normal. He licked his stomach raw and I’ve never seen him do that until he started this food exclusively. Somethings not right.