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Hills Prescription Diet Canine t/d, available at VioVet, has been specially formulated as an ideal feed for dogs with dental disease and related complaints. Not only is this a painful problem but it can lead to further health issues in the future. Hills Prescription Diet t/d has been developed for the nutritional management of dogs with dental disease due to a build-up of tartar and plaque beneath the gum-line.
These ranges are a starting point only, because dogs' needs vary. Adjust the feeding amount to maintain optimal body weight.
| Body Weight kg | Dry grams |
|---|---|
| 2.5 | 55 - 75 |
| 5 | 90 - 125 |
| 7 | 115 - 160 |
| 10 | 150 - 210 |
| 20 | 255 - 350 |
| 30 | 345 - 475 |
| 40 | 425 - 590 |
| 50 | 505 - 695 |
| 60 + | 10 - 12 per kg |
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| KEY FEATURES | KEY BENEFITS | |
|---|---|---|
| Total fibre Alignment of fibres | Increased Non-random | Fibre matrix resists crumbling. Kibble engulfs tooth before it splits and fibres wipe the tooth surface. |
| Kibble size | t/d: Large t/d Mini: Moderately large | Provides an appropriate size for different breeds. Kibble engulfs tooth before it splits and fibres wipe the tooth surface. |
| Protein | Moderately reduced | Helps limit a component of plaque. |
| Calcium | Moderately reduced | Helps limit plaque mineralisation to tartar. |
| Superior antioxidant formula | Added | Neutralises free radicals to aid dental health. |
Ground maize, ground rice, chicken and turkey meal, cellulose powder, animal fat, pea bran meal, digest, dried whole egg, vegetable oil, potassium citrate, calcium sulphate, salt, calcium carbonate, taurine, L-tryptophan, vitamins and trace elements. Contains EU approved antioxidant.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Hill's Prescription Diet t/d Dental Care Chicken Flavor Dry Dog Food, including answers from our team.
Ask Your Own QuestionOur two flyball border collies aged 7 and 5 are both fed Hills J/D and are doing well on it. The older one, Meg, has just had her teeth cleaned at the vets and we would like to use Hills J/T to help keep them clean. Two questions - is the composition of the food very different? Can Meg remain on J/D with J/T being used more as a treat each day? Your opinion would be much appreciated. Many thanks.
I presume you mean Hills t/d as an alternative to Hills j/d.
The physical structure of the kibble (biscuit) is very different and the t/d mechanically helps to keep the teeth clean. The more t/d that is eaten, the better it is for the teeth. Personally I would suggest gradually changing from j/d to just t/d for both dogs, but then adding a joint supplement to the diet, such as Yumove or Joint Force. This should provide the best of both worlds.
