Prescription Dog Food

Dogs need proper nutrition based on their breed, age, weight, and health conditions. Dogs are commonly fed either dry food or wet dog food, which helps them get the right nutrition needed. One of the differences between dry dog food and wet dog food is the amount of moisture it contains. Kibble i.e. dry dog food contains 10% moisture, and wet dog food contains around 70% to 80% moisture. For pet parents who are keen on providing a vegetarian diet to their pets, a variety of dog food options are now 100% vegetarian. Both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food contains the right nutrition needed for dogs' health, breed, age, and other specific needs.

The need for veterinary diet dog food

Some dogs with health conditions need a specific diet with the correct nutrition and ingredients through their daily diet. This kind of food is called prescription food. Prescription foods are prescribed by a vet, keeping in mind the dog's health concerns.
Prescription dog food is beneficial for pets with urinary tract infections, weight management, food allergies, gastrointestinal disease, diabetes, heart conditions, kidney disease, and skin conditions. Prescription food is specially formulated to provide nutrition and ingredients specific to your dog's health and are full of flavors that they will love. Top brands like Hill's Prescription Diet dog food and Royal Canin have a wide range of prescription dog food.

Royal Canin prescription food has food options for dogs with urinary infections, gastrointestinal problems, dermatological problems, and other health conditions. These specially formulated foods help decrease the risk of major health issues with omega-3 fatty acids from fish oils, optimal fiber blends, prebiotics, vitamins, DHA and EPS, and amino acids.

Hill's Prescription Diet dog food offers therapeutic nutrition for dogs with health conditions and specialized nutritional needs. They have specialized food for urinary health, weight management, kidney support, digestive care, allergy care, dental care, glucose management, heart care, joint care, skin & coat, and other health conditions.
Every prescription food is made to help dogs with different conditions and is clinically tested by experts with proven results. A very important step before buying prescription food is consulting a vet. When starting a new prescribed diet, it is necessary to follow the directions given by the vet or that are on the pack for best results.