Hill's Prescription Diet u/d Urinary Care Original Dry Dog Food

This food did not do well with my 7 year old English Bulldog. The reason for him having it is obvious; however, while on it he became lethargic and hardly wanted to eat. On top of that, he developed skin issues that made him start losing his fur in patches. After trying the Antiparasitic and Antiseborrheic Medicated Shampoo for Dogs which is Veterinary Recommended, a shampoo for Parasitic Infections, Seborrhea, and Fungal and Bacterial Skin Infections in Dogs, it was starting to get better; but it wasn't solving the issues at hand. Finally, I had to make the decision of switching his food. It was a decision that I did not make lightly because prescription diet is suppose to help him, but it was This food did not do well with my 7 year old English Bulldog. The reason for him having it is obvious; however, while on it he became lethargic and hardly wanted to eat. On top of that, he developed skin issues that made him start losing his fur in patches. After trying the Antiparasitic and Antiseborrheic Medicated Shampoo for Dogs which is Veterinary Recommended, a shampoo for Parasitic Infections, Seborrhea, and Fungal and Bacterial Skin Infections in Dogs, it was starting to get better; but it wasn't solving the issues at hand. Finally, I had to make the decision of switching his food. It was a decision that I did not make lightly because prescription diet is suppose to help him, but it was hurting him. Now, after switching his food to the Authority Brand Skin, Coat & Digestive Health Fish & Potato Formula that is Grain-Free (no C,S or W) that I found on Chewy's website, he is running around happy and eating his food and actually excited for meal time again. On top of it all his fur grew back within the first month. … more

Our Dalmatian is a rescue dog whom came home with us in March 2015 when he was 2-1/2 years old. He was left at a shelter when a operation went south and his owners no longer wanted him. He has issues which we are able to control within reason. One is the food he is on (Hills Urinary Care u/d). He loves it, but one thing it is somewhat fatting...

Our dog has been having issues with struvite crystals in his bladder and this food has really been helping keeping him consistent in his urination. He is passing some "old" stones out but it gives us peace of mind to know that this food will not cause future stones.

I bought this because my dog is getting tired of the same flavor food in the urinary type food. She seems to like it a little better, I think just because of the variety. The price is a little bit high though compared to others.

Our dog was suffering from frequent urinary tract infections and crystals in her urine. Since changing to the u/d dry food we haven't had any issues for years now.

I've tried everything but Brodie will not eat this expensive food. Even put it in his wet and he picks it out and puts them on the floor. So I guess he'll just have to eat wet for now. It's so expensive to waste.

My dog had bladder stones removed 2 years ago and still has kidney stones. I soak the food with water since she doesn't have many teeth left. I use the large bag because it's more economical, but the kibble size is big.

We tried everything to get rid of my dog's oxylate crystals in her bladder.... including the Royal Canin food (for several months). Our vet recommended switching to this food and it got rid of it completely in just one month! We're so thankful!!

I liked the idea of not having to drive to the Vets office, saves alot of time.

I have a 5 yr old Male dalmatian. This is the only food that has kept his stones at bay. Hes been on this sense he was two. I've only had one very smelly bag and chewy did replace it and adviced to throw it out. They also expedited shipping. This was also during the time science diet announced there was a bad batch. Thanks chewy for offering this and keeping the price modest considering.