K-9 Prescription Diets by Hill's

Canine d/d is primarily used in cases of food allergies or intolerance.

Canine t/d reduces accumulation of plaque and tartar to help retard development of gingivitis. It is available both in the original bites and small bites.

Canine k/d reduces the work load on the kidneys with reduced levels of protein and phosphorus to meet body needs while avoiding excess by-products that require excretion from the body through the urinary system. Canine k/d also has reduced levels of sodium and phosphorus and can be an affective choice in the dietary management of early to moderate cardiac disease.

Canine i/d provides a highly digestable formula useful during healing of the gastrointestinal tract.

Canine w/d provides a formula with low caloric density, increased fiber, and is nutritionally balanced for adult dogs that are overweight, less active, neutered, or otherwise prone to obesity. May also be used in cases of colitis, constipation or pancreatitis.

Canine r/d helps reduce body weight and reduce caloric intact by providing a food with reduced energy. Canine r/d replaces digestible calories with insoluble fiber to increase bulk and reduce hunger.

Canine c/d helps to prevent recurrance of struvite crystalluria and urolithiasis.

Canine g/d is indicated primarily for dogs suffering from renal insufficiency. May also be used in mild cardiac illness.

Canine l/d contains reduced amounts of high quality protein to reduce the work load on the level on the liver when processing the by-products of digestion and metabolism.

Canine u/d is used for nutrional management of urate, oxalate and cystine uroliths.

Canine d/d is primarily used in cases of food allergies or intolerance.

Canine k/d reduces the work load on the kidneys with reduced levels of protein and phosphorus to meet body needs while avoiding excess by-products that require excretion from the body through the urinary system. Canine k/d also has reduced levels of sodium and phosphorus and can be an affective choice in the dietary management of early to moderate cardiac disease.

Canine h/d contains reduced levels of sodium and chloride. Canine h/d is recommended for dogs with moderate to advanced heart failure.

Canine r/d helps reduce body weight and reduce caloric intact by providing a food with reduced energy. Canine r/d replaces digestible calories with insoluble fiber to increase bulk and reduce hunger.

Canine n/d is useful as a nutritional aid to help reverse the metabolic abnormalities that occur in dogs with cancer, while undergoing cancer treatment

Canine c/d helps to prevent recurrance of struvite crystalluria and urolithiasis.

Canine l/d contains reduced amounts of high quality protein to reduce the work load on the level on the liver when processing the by-products of digestion and metabolism.

Canine s/d may be used to produce acidic urine in dogs which may be prone to forming struvite uroliths.