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Originally Posted by Ellie May  Well, Hills does have a few nice rx foods (and I know that is arguable, but sometimes they are necessary) and vets get used to the brand because of that. Hills is also into nutrition education for vet students and they do give out free products, so it is just what vets have learned. With any food sold at a vet's office (no matter the brand), the vet will be making money on it most of fthe time whether it is SD, Iams, Innova, etc.
There are vets out there that don't constantly push SD or Iams though... |
I agree with this post. I have a dog on a hill's prescription diet and it has done wonders for him. Although its not the BEST food out there, it is clearly doing what it needs for him. My vet is not a huge fan of grain free diets, but she didnt try to persuade me to use something else, she did say that the "food is to new" to the market. Anyways, I hope your mom's dog does better and please when you do switch do is slowly and over time so its tummy has time to adjust so there wont be any more issues.
