Mature Adult Dogs 7+ (5 for large breeds)
Nutrition and Feeding
Why Science Diet®?
Hill's understands that the nutrition your mature adult dog requires is different from when he was an adult.Satiety - An important component of successful weight loss
Inducing satiety, the feeling of fullness or satisfaction, is a primary goal in Hill's pet foods for weight management. This article teaches pet owners about how these pet foods induce satiety and help pets lose weight.
What's more important - ingredients or nutrients?
Nutrients and high-quality ingredients are both important in a pet food. This article teaches pet owners about the necessity for an optimum blend of ingredients selected for nutrients, quality and taste.
Precise Nutrition for Every Lifestage
Whether you have a new puppy or the dog you've loved for years, caring for your pet properly ensures many happy years together.
The Right Food for Your Mature Adult Dog
As in humans, a dog's body and daily activity levels change with age.
Corn - An amazing grain
For centuries, people and their animals have relied on corn as a superb source of nutrients.
It's time to put soy in perspective
Moms everywhere, at one time or another, advised, "Eat your veggies, they're good for you." As usual, mom was right. Vegetables contain high levels of many vitamins, minerals, amino acids and more. The same holds true for soy products.
Carnivore or omnivore?
Dogs are classified as members of the family Canidae and the order Carnivora, but this does not necessarily translate to behavior, anatomy or feeding preferences.
How Much and How Often to Feed Your Mature Adult Dog
It's important to feed your older dog the right amount of food at proper intervals, but that can be tricky, as feeding requirements vary greatly from one dog to another.
Belly Upset: Soothing Your Dog's Sensitive Stomach
Just like people, dogs can experience occasional stomach upset. If your dog exhibits any of the following, especially after eating, she may have a sensitive stomach.
Making sense of a pet food label
Interpreting pet food labels doesn't have to be confusing. This article is designed to help you understand pet food labels and provides information on ingredients, nutritional standards, and more.
Pet food labels only tell part of the nutritional story
Pet food labels provide basic and limited information on ingredients and nutrient levels. We believe other considerations must be recognized when deciding on which food to feed your pet.
Why is My Mature Adult Dog Throwing Up Food After Eating?
Dog owners sometimes blame a new dog food when their dog immediately throws it back up after eating. The connection seems logical, but other factors could point to a different cause rooted in behavior.
How to Make Healthy Treats At Home
Homemade Treat Recipe
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