Hill's Prescription Diet Canine k/d Kidney Care - dog dry food

This food is for Kaya who has kidney disease, it is excellent with all the nutrients she needs

My 11-year-old Labrador had no interest in this Hills KD Prescription Kibble. No matter what I tried, stuffing in sausage, mixing with chicken, adding wet food or gravy stock, - nothing worked. For Hills to state that this food is very palatable is somewhat of an exaggeration.

My dog is senior and suffer from kidney issue. He was I initially put on Royal Canon which worked but some day we struggled to get it and the prices increased. The vet suggested to try the Hills brand given how difficult Royal Canon was to get. We are so happy we discovered this brand. Our dog Bruce absolutely loves it. He gets super excited when it is dinner time. This is the food he’s been the most excited about ever. His kidney test results are good which means that it is good quality.

Our five year old Lurcher has been suffering with kidney issues after he snaffled some fruit cake off the counter. Despite being caught within half an hour he still needed acute intervention and was initially put on Royal Canin’s kidney food but he was not at all keen on it. He is much more inclined to eat the Hill’s K/D. In an effort to make sure he ate regularly and not starve himself, we bought a few cans of the wet food from the same range and made a gravy with them - happy hounds all round!

But apparently I don't know his taste, he loves this and it's going great.

Our lovable Rottweiler Nico is 3 years old and a very young kidney patient :( With a creatine value of 587 we feared the worst. After 3 days of eating this at the vet's Nico is much better and the creatine value is down to a constant 93!! And it's tasty food too!

This product is great for preserving renal function but generally not the favourite of my dogs in terms of flavour. They only eat it if I mix it with wet food.

I discovered that my boxer Indy had renal failure at 6 months old and I gave her this food up until 5 years old, when she unfortunately died. This was the best product for her, and without it she wouldn't have lived as long. She liked it a lot, always enjoyed it. Very good product.

Ideal for dogs with serious kidney problems. Wonderfully tasty too.

It's a great product and the quality and price are brill. It was a miracle food for my dog.

My dog got sick in 2002 with a liver disorder. The vets told us he would not live past 5 years (he was only 1 year when diagnosed). The vet prescribed him Hill's KD and yesterday (Feb 28th 2014), he was 13 years old! We couldn't be happier!

My dog's kidney values have been very well stabilised by this food and he is no longer vomiting. However, it isn't always easy to make him eat the food, he does prefer other foods. Having said that, his values have been constant for 2 years now on this food. It was recommended to us by our vet.

Our Rhodesian (8 years old) had to undergo major surgery a few months ago. After the swelling went down, we put him on this food because his kidneys were very overloaded, and it went well. Today he's been eating it for about 5 months, and he's doing great. I would recommend it to anyone!

Trindle is much better since eating this food.

My vet recommended it because my big girl only has one working kidney, and I have to say she eats it gladly. I also give her the same product but in the wet version. She’s doing well, her coat looks great, she plays, her stools are perfect... And if my big girl is well, I’m happy 🐾🐾😍

On my vet's advice, I'm satisfied—Gyndie, my 14-and-a-half-year-old poodle, eats the kibble easily as well as the pâté.

Super good quality product! The dogs love it.

My dog really likes them

My 10-year-old Rottweiler pretty much eats anything, so he polished off these kibbles in no time as well.

10-year-old Rottweiler eats everything, and with these kibbles he makes short work of them too!

I’m going to have to look for a more affordable site, even though the kibble is really good!

After Macarena’s diagnosis at almost 15 years old, we started making all the changes. At first, she didn’t even want a single kibble—she was hungry, but she didn’t like them. She’d take them out of the bowl one by one and eat the old ones instead. She lost quite a bit of weight. Now, well, it seems like she’s eating some of them, though a bit reluctantly, of course. It’s definitely a good product, but...