What Z/D Supports
Z/D supports dogs with food sensitivities and intolerances. A reaction to a specific protein can show up as itchy skin, hair loss, ear irritation, or stomach upset. Z/D removes the usual suspects to calm these reactions.
Developed With Vets And Nutritionists
Hill’s nutritionists and veterinarians built this formula for a specific health need. They test each recipe before it reaches your dog’s bowl. This diet works best when a vet recommends it for your dog’s exact condition.
Real Ingredients Behind The Benefit
Hill’s builds this pate around a limited, carefully selected ingredient list. Fewer ingredients mean fewer chances for your dog’s immune system to react to something in the bowl.
A Soft Pate Most Dogs Enjoy
This pate has a soft, easy-to-eat texture. Dogs with sore skin or an upset stomach often prefer a soft format over dry kibble during a flare-up.
Feed Under Veterinary Guidance
Speak with your vet before starting or stopping this diet. A vet can confirm this formula matches your dog’s diagnosis and monitor progress with follow-up check-ups over time.
A Gradual Switch Works Best
Mix this food in with your dog’s current diet over several days when you first switch. A slow transition helps digestion adjust and makes your dog more likely to accept the new taste.
A 370gr Tin For Ongoing Feeding
This 370gr tin suits a dog on a long-term clinical diet rather than a short trial. Refrigerate any unused portion and use it within a day.
