Hill’s Science Diet Puppy Small Bites Chicken & Brown Rice Recipe Dry Dog Food, 4.5 lb bag
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Product Features
- DHA from fish oil to support healthy brain and eye development
- High quality protein to fuel growing muscles and active play
- Balanced minerals to support growing bones and teeth
- Made in the USA with global ingredients you can trust
- #1 Veterinarian Recommended
- This dry puppy food supports the developmental needs of puppies in a small kibble and delicious chicken flavor
- This dry food for small-breed puppies provides DHA from fish oil for healthy brain & eye development
- Provides your growing little dog with high-quality protein for building lean muscle
- Uses a balanced set of minerals to promote strong bones and strong teeth
- Made with natural ingredients
Product Specifications
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Product Dimensions | 7.25 x 5.5 x 11.25 inches; 4.5 Pounds |
| Item model number | 7139 |
| Department | dog-dry-food |
| Date First Available | September 30, 2004 |
| Manufacturer | Hill's Pet Nutrition Sales, Inc. |
| ASIN | B000261MX6 |
| Country of Origin | USA |
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Great for puppies with sensitive tummies. My new puppy had been through several brands before this one. They all upset his sensitive stomach until we tried this. The kibble is small, he seems to love it. We finally have solid stools, he’s energetic and has a shiny coat. I’m pleased with the ingredients and feel he’s getting everything he needs to grow.
Pup loves it. So my new pup has been through 3 different brands of dry food since I took her in. The first is an unknown brand that the original owners fed her, which they gave me a small bag of when I adopted her to mix in with her new foods. It looked and smelled like cheap bulk dog food.The second brand was Blue Buffalo (recommended by a friend), and once I was tapered almost completely off of the first brand, she seemed less and less interested in the Blue Buffalo dry food. She would eat it throughout the day when she was hungry, but she didn’t have any excitement for it, and she usually wouldn’t dig in immediately when I put the bowl down, opting to wait and see if I was going to add anything to it I guess. I bought 2 different flavors, so I figured she’d maybe like one a bit more, but she was equally disinterested with both flavors.After reading a bunch of reviews online, the third brand I tried was this – the Hill’s puppy science diet. She became noticeably happier when I started tapering her off the Blue Buffalo, and now that’s all gone, and only the Hill’s remains. She seems happy as she can be for a dry food, but she really loves lunch time when I add some wet dog food into the mix.The most noticeable physical difference was the size of each pellet. Blue buffalo had bigger pieces, while the Hill’s pellets are very small. I’m not sure if the size of the pellets is contributing to her interest, but I’m not discounting it.A very welcome change was the smell of her breath. When she was on Blue Buffalo, there was a tinge of fishiness to her breath. It wasn’t the most pleasant for me. Now, her breath smells fairly good. More like what I feel a pup’s breath should smell like.The only issue I’ve had since my purchase is one day she vomited up her breakfast. It was the only time she’s ever vomited since I’ve had her. It seemed to be mostly water, and it didn’t look like the pellets were expanding from the moisture while in her stomach, so maybe she just drank/ate a little too much that morning.I’m definitely going to purchase more in the future, and would recommend it.
Pup loves it. So my new pup has been through 3 different brands of dry food since I took her in. The first is an unknown brand that the original owners fed her, which they gave me a small bag of when I adopted her to mix in with her new foods. It looked and smelled like cheap bulk dog food.The second brand was Blue Buffalo (recommended by a friend), and once I was tapered almost completely off of the first brand, she seemed less and less interested in the Blue Buffalo dry food. She would eat it throughout the day when she was hungry, but she didn’t have any excitement for it, and she usually wouldn’t dig in immediately when I put the bowl down, opting to wait and see if I was going to add anything to it I guess. I bought 2 different flavors, so I figured she’d maybe like one a bit more, but she was equally disinterested with both flavors.After reading a bunch of reviews online, the third brand I tried was this – the Hill’s puppy science diet. She became noticeably happier when I started tapering her off the Blue Buffalo, and now that’s all gone, and only the Hill’s remains. She seems happy as she can be for a dry food, but she really loves lunch time when I add some wet dog food into the mix.The most noticeable physical difference was the size of each pellet. Blue buffalo had bigger pieces, while the Hill’s pellets are very small. I’m not sure if the size of the pellets is contributing to her interest, but I’m not discounting it.A very welcome change was the smell of her breath. When she was on Blue Buffalo, there was a tinge of fishiness to her breath. It wasn’t the most pleasant for me. Now, her breath smells fairly good. More like what I feel a pup’s breath should smell like.The only issue I’ve had since my purchase is one day she vomited up her breakfast. It was the only time she’s ever vomited since I’ve had her. It seemed to be mostly water, and it didn’t look like the pellets were expanding from the moisture while in her stomach, so maybe she just drank/ate a little too much that morning.I’m definitely going to purchase more in the future, and would recommend it.
My dog (puppy) likes it. My Puppy likes the food!
Our dog love this food. Thank you
Puppy food. My puppy loves this food! It has all the nutrients that she needs as a growing puppy also!
My dog loves it. I have a 6-year-old active dog. He often does not eat enough and appears to be underweight. He has flakey skin with other adult dog foods. His coat is healthier and shiny now. He is at a healthy weight per his veterinarian.
Health for my new puppy. My new Labrador loves this food.
Small bites. My maltipoo loves them. Small pebbles.
The best for my 4 month old Boston Terrier puppy. I’ve tried all kinds of puppy food to see which one she like, Purina Pro Plan puppy gave her an allergic reaction and she had hives all over her coat. Decided to try Hill Science puppy small bites and it was the best choice, I can see the improvement on how healthy she is and how shiny her coat is now. Never switching to another dog food again, this is the best!