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For any pet, having a well-balanced diet is important. And while there is a variety of over-the-counter foods you can consider, they might need something more specific. Vet recommended dog foods are formulated to help manage or treat medical conditions many pets live with. If you believe your canine could benefit from a therapeutic diet, have your veterinarian examine and diagnose them. With proper guidance, they can provide a prescription dog food that will be most helpful for their condition.
Yes, prescription dog foods require a prescription from your vet in order to purchase them. These specialized dog food formulas are often used to help treat diseases and medical conditions such as allergies, bladder stones, diabetes, kidney problems, and more. Talk to your vet if you think your pup might benefit from prescription dog food.
Veterinary diet dog food is specially formulated to meet the nutritional needs of dogs with specific medical conditions. These diets usually contain fewer calories, lower amounts of fat, and higher quality ingredients than traditional dog foods. They are designed to help treat diseases and medical conditions such as allergies, bladder stones, diabetes, kidney problems, and more. Talk to your vet if you think your pup might benefit from a veterinary diet.
Prescription dog food can be purchased online from petco.com or in-store at select Petco locations.
Veterinarian Formulated Dog Foods
Limited Ingredient Diet Dog Food
Diabetic Dog Food
Dry Dog Food
Royal Canin Diabetic Dog Food
Prescription Dog Food
Senior Dog Food
Best Dog Food
Premium Dog Food
High Fiber Dog Food
Weight Management Dog Food
High Protein Dog Food
Purina Diabetic Dog Food
Advanced Health Dog Foods
Royal Canin Hypoallergenic Dog Food
Dental Food For Dogs
Large Breed Dog Food
Canine Diet Support
Low Phosphorus Dog Food
Dog Protein Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Dog Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Dry Dog Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Limited Ingredient Diet Dog Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Wet Dog Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Dog Food With Grain
Royal Canin Veterinary Cat Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Dry Cat Food
Hill's Prescription Diet Dry Dog Food
Hill's Prescription Diet Wet Dog Food
Hill's Prescription Dog Food
Hill's Prescription Diet Dog & Cat Food
Royal Canin Dry Dog Food
JustFoodForDogs Prescription Dog Food
Hill's Dog Food
Royal Canin Low Fat Dog Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Dog Biscuits, Cookies & Snacks
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Prescription Dog Treats
Royal Canin Prescription Diet Dog Food & Treats
Royal Canin Veterinary Wet Cat Food
which dog food is the best for my dog with allergies and an enlarged heart
BEST DOG FOOD FOR LOSEING WEIGHT
cheap dog food that helps dogs liver
Our dog is diabetic and diagnosed with Cushing disease he currently eats Hill Prescription I/d is there a lessor expensive food e can give him?
My senior poodle had diarrhea and vet placed her on w/d, she has never been overweight and now with this new food she has lost an alarming amount of weight and is very weak How can I transition her to a healthier food and which one would I buy?.
My vet Recommend Hill’s prescription diet for for 14lb dog who is overweight. Is there another more affordable option for her ?
DRY FOOD RECOMMENDATION for 2 health Issues: Raised skin-scab bumps and past history with crystals in urine; Royal Canin, Hills or Purina? Presently I am using a Grain Free, Holistic Limited Ingredient dog food.
RE: DOG FOOD My dog is eating Hill's science diet 7+ Active Longevity Small Bites (chicken meal, rice & Barley recipe) for years. But I found out Hill's is recalling their dog foods recently and I am worrying the dog food my dog eating now also have the problems. Should I change other brands OR I cook chicken breast with carrot and broccoli for her instead? or other foods you recommend? She had pancreatitis 2 times and consulted the vet and was told she cannot eat too much oily food.
Recently my vet suggested changing my Golden Doodles food from Blue Buffalo Freedom Chicken recipe to ZD Hills Prescription Diet due to reoccurring ear infections and licking of paws. She thought a digestive and allergy issue. Is there a comparable brand or food that may be a better fit? Although our Blue Buffalo is pricing, this price point for the ZD is not attainable for us to continue. She spoke of hydrolized protein being important but it's not economical either. Thank you!
What is the healthiest, best for my dog, Adult Large breed dog food available? No allergens
which foods are best for dog with allergies and an enlarged heart
Whats best dog food w/ zero chicken (no by product etc? has IBD (via ultrasound&GI Panel-no scope) We’ve tried almost all IBD vet food (RC HP, RC low fat GI, Hills...) I have researched & doc. his symps. For a year now &95% positive hes having (bloating after eating, licking/biting paws, loud bowel sounds all worse after eating,normal poop, no vomit)from a food allergy. He’s on pred & meds. Im going to do elimating diet but I want to find food w/no chicken to start off w/during this process