A delicious complement to the superior nutrition of Science Diet dry dog food
Delicious, highly digestible recipe, gentle on stomachs. Nourishes skin & promotes a lustrous coat
Gentle on stomachs while nourishing skin & supporting development in growing puppies
Precisely balanced nutrition for indoor cats with the delicious taste of savory minced chicken
Over 70% of cats lost weight within 10 weeks when fed this nutrition
Precisely balanced nutrition in two delicous flavours to help fuel the energy needs of cats during the prime of their life
Water is the most important nutrient of all and essential for life. Animals can lose almost all their fat and half their protein and still survive, but if they lose 15% of their water, it will mean death.
Where you store your cat and dog food can make a big difference in the quality and freshness once it is opened. Here are some common questions and recommendations for optimal storage for all of Hill’s dry and canned cat and dog food.
Learn what to look for in healthy pet food & nutrition, including ingredients, quality of the manufacturer, your pet's age, and any special needs they have.
Whether it’s a fire or flood, most pet parents don’t consider their pet’s safety until an emergency is already happening. Small preparations now can save you and your pet's precious time in case disaster strikes.
On average, it is recommended to check them every month and replace their batteries every two years.
Remember that pets can be harder to find in stressful situations.
Never leave lit fireplaces or candles unattended.
Leave one by your front door so rescue workers know what pets to look for.
On average, it is recommended to check them every month and replace their batteries every two years.
Remember that pets can be harder to find in stressful situations.
Never leave lit fireplaces or candles unattended.
Leave one by your front door so rescue workers know what pets to look for.
These are the most common places a lost pet will be returned if found. Animal shelters and clinics are also able to identify your pet’s microchip ID and, if up-to-date, will be able to contact you.
Circle the perimeter of your home with a familiar call or nickname that you use for your pet. With each pass, try to move farther out.
Post to a local networking site, tape posters of your lost pet on trees and community commonplaces, and don’t give up hope.
These are the most common places a lost pet will be returned if found. Animal shelters and clinics are also able to identify your pet’s microchip ID and, if up-to-date, will be able to contact you.
Circle the perimeter of your home with a familiar call or nickname that you use for your pet. With each pass, try to move farther out.
Post to a local networking site, tape posters of your lost pet on trees and community commonplaces, and don’t give up hope.
There is always a need to support shelters since they may also be sheltering those that have become separated from their family.
Some of the simplest ways to help a local shelter include making donations and signing up as a shelter volunteer. or foster carer. If this seems like something you would be interested in, make sure to check with the shelter ahead of time so you can provide the support they need without unnecessary confusion.
Another often overlooked way you can help is by becoming a shelter advocate. Simply making a blog or social media page about your local shelters can encourage others to participate or adopt.
Check out information on our Hill’s Food, Shelter & Love program, and how we help shelters and pets in times of need.
Check out information on our Hill’s Food, Shelter & Love program, and how we help shelters and pets in times of need.