My girl loves her food & i like that Petco can deliver it

We always had Hills Science Diet for our furbabies in our house since as far back as I can remember. Our Cody(peek-a-poo and our Zack (black lab) had the diet for years. They passed away Oct. 2024 and Feb. 2025 respectively at the ages of 19 and 14. We adopted a Catahoula leopard hound female in July of 2025 and she was also recommended Hills for her diet. She likes it alot.

Our dog loves the taste of and we love that it is weight management and joint support.

The food is so expensive for a 25lb bag it is hard to afford to buy

Our Golden Retriever loves this food! She is in the best shape of her life and is healthy and happy.

I purchased this dog food for my 24 LB Shetland Sheepdog (Started when she was age 6). She has early arthritis and a bad ankle, that lead me to want to get her a joint supplement or food that gave joint support. With having early arthritis, bad back ankle and Addison's weight management was also needed since she is not walking as far anymore (less exercise but still can walk on a leash for exercise. Just shorter distance). I like this product, it helped me to keep her weight under control, she still feels happy and full after eating and she likes the food taste. She is now 7 years old and doing well. Make sure to check ingredients or with your vet if your dog has specific needs. My dog has no allergies to food and does not need a specific diet. I do not use the suggested serving size on the bag. That is a generalization based on a healthy active dog for the food. My dog is not active enough to eat that amount. I played with the portion size to help her lose weight slowly till she hit her desired weight range. Then added a bit more kibble in until she maintained that certain weight. She got a 1/4 cup twice a day when losing weight and now gets 1/3 cup in the morning and 1/4 cup at night to maintain her weight. The age, breed and activity levels of your dog will influence how much food he or she needs. Depending on the circumstance I would recommend this Perfect weight and joint dog food. I like the Hills Science Diet line since they have dog food for many different circumstances. My other two shelties do not need weight management and extra joint support, so I have them on the sensitive skin and tummy adult food. Shelties can get dry skin and coat, thus making that a good choice for my other two Shetland Sheepdogs.

I switched to this when my local pet store ran out of a different Hill's Science Diet Weight management food I was feeding my Pug. I figured the joint support would be good for her. I decreased the amount slightly from her other food based on the specs off the bag, but after 2 bags....she has BALLOONED in weight. I have not put her on the scale yet, but she went from having a perfect hourglass figure to looking like a stuffed sausage. It breaks my heart because she can no longer jump up on the couch or chairs and she does these face plants into the side of the couch because she is now obese and can't lift all those rolls into the air. I am going back to the Diet food, even though it is Chicken Meal, instead of real Chicken. I wish the nutritional information was accurate because a few extra pounds on a little dog, can be devastating. it isn't right.

My dog requires a diet with less than 10% fat content. It appears fat is added to dry food to make it eatable.. The questionnaire never asks if a dog has specific needs such as avoiding pancreatitis.