Keeping Lola Full With Hill’s Science Plan

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Since having Lola, we have realised just how much she loves her food. Did you know the Labrador breed lacks the gene that tells them they’re full? We are quite careful on what we feed Lola because of this as we want her to be a healthy size and not overweight.

As well as plenty of exercise to keep her fit, we like to make sure she eats good dog food, that has great health benefits. Recently we have been testing some Hill’s Science Plan Large Breed Chicken. This is dried food otherwise known as kibble and I feel like it has become the pied piper of dog food in our home.

Lola is very versatile and we are lucky that she can change dog food brands happily without any upset to her. The moment I opened the bag of food, she was following me around the house, willing to do anything I asked. It was almost as if I were carrying treats with me rather than kibble. She certainly doesn’t behave like that with her usual bag of food.

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If your dog doesn’t take to new foods very well and you’re thinking of swapping to Hill’s Science Plan, they recommend you introduce the kibble slowly, and start to reduce the old food and increase the new food as per the amount your dog eats. After 7 days your dog will be eating solely the new food.

Hill’s Science Plan with chicken provides a balanced nutritious diet for dogs. The food includes clinically proven antioxidants and L-carnitine to help turn fat into energy, and contains high quality ingredients to support the joints and mobility, and proteins to support lean muscle.

A positive first impression was that the food contains no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives which I know are rife in many dog food brands on the market.

We certainly need these ingredients with the way Lola likes to run and jump high in the air for her ball when we’re out at the park. Choosing to have a dog is a big decision, and we all want the best for our pets to help them live a long and full life.

If you’re looking to buy Hill’s Science Plan with Chicken, you will be able to find it stocked in a variety of online stores, and offline stores. As Hill’s Science Plan is recommended by Vets, this may also be available to purchase in a Vet’s near you. You can check out stockists near you here.

Started by vet Dr. Mark Morris, who created Hill’s after he treated a dog suffering from kidney disease. Dr. Morris knew that dog foods available at the time contained phosphorus to make them taste better but yet was harmful to kidneys. He began to create a dog food low in salt and high in nutritional value and Hill’s prescription diet was created which then went on to become Hill’s pet food.

Hill’s is marketed as a Premium dog food brand, but I was happy to see it didn’t come with a premium price. The price is very comparable to other leading brands on the market in my opinion which helps in the decisions when choosing what to feed your dog.

Written By Angela Spicer

Angela Spicer has been enjoying family travel for over ten years. She has been on multiple trips to Walt Disney World, Disneyland Paris, and also exploring various locations in the UK.

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