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Prescription Hypoallergenic Dog Treats from Hills

October 19, 2015 By Ben B. 5 Comments

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There are several hypoallergenic dog treats out there. Companies are finally catching on that owners want to be able to give treats to their dogs with food allergies or sensitivities. However, there is only one brand of prescription hypoallergenic dog treats.

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Hill’s Prescription Hypoallergenic Dog Treats

Hill’s is the only company to produce prescription hypoallergenic dog treats. These treats are highly recommended by vets and consistently receive high marks from dog owners as well. These hypoallergenic dog treats are made with the same process as Hill’s other hypoallergenic foods and are designed to be easy on a sensitive dog as well as support their skin and coat. Two areas that are hit particularly hard by the side effects of food allergies and sensitivities.

Benefits

Hill’s prescription hypoallergenic dog treats are formulated for maximum ease on the digestive tract as well as skin and coat support.

  • Hydrolyzed proteins for ease of digestion and less strain on the GI tract
  • High concentration of Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, including EPA, to support the skin and coat
  • Antioxidants to support skin barrier function

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Ingredients

The ingredients in Hill’s prescription hypoallergenic dog treats are designed to be as easy on a dog’s GI tract as possible. In addition to their hydrolyzed protein, these treats have a wide variety of vitamins and antioxidants to help support your dog’s health.

  • Hydrolyzed chicken liver and chicken
  • Vitamins E, C, A, B12, D3
  • Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids
  • Antioxidants

These ingredients, in addition to the standard array of minerals found in any high-quality dog treat, make Hill’s prescription hypoallergenic dog treats an addition to your dog’s diet.

A Trusted Prescription Brand

Hill’s is a trusted prescription brand and has been used for years by vets to address the needs of dogs with food sensitivities and allergies. Hill’s has a complete understanding of the nutritional needs of dogs with food allergies and sensitivities, and it shows in their comprehensive line of hypoallergenic dog food. That’s why they added hypoallergenic dog treats to their line. They know that owners of dogs with these issues have a limited diet selection, making treats difficult to give them.

Talk with Your Vet

As always, speak with your vet before adding anything to your dog’s diet if they have food allergies or sensitivities. Although these are hypoallergenic dog treats, it’s always best to consult your vet first. They can guide you through the decision of adding Hill’s hypoallergenic dog treats to your dog’s diet.

Have you ever fed your dog prescription treats before? Did he like them? Tell us your thoughts in the comments.

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  • Ben B.
    Ben B.

    A former Veterinary Assistant at Southwest Animal Care Hospital, Ben is an animal lover, blogger, and all-around geek. Along with writing for DogVills, Ben runs his own virtual assistant company, BizzyBim.

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A former Veterinary Assistant at Southwest Animal Care Hospital, Ben is an animal lover, blogger, and all-around geek. Along with writing for DogVills, Ben runs his own virtual assistant company, BizzyBim.

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