Hills Science Diet Adult Large Breed Dry Dog Food

Product Review

Hills's Science Diet is the #1 choice of U.S. veterinarians to feed their own pets. Hill's Science Diet Adult Large Breed dog food provides precisely balanced nutrition to maintain ideal body weight and healthy joints. It is enriched with L-Carnitine and natural source Glucosamine Chondroitin Sulfate for ideal body composition and joint support. It is made with high quality ingredients which makes it easy to digest. Recommended for large breed adult dogs 1 to 5 years of age with an ideal weight of 55-110 lbs. and giant breeds 1 to 4 years of age with an ideal weight of 110+. This dog food is not recommended for puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs.

Product Features

High quality ingredients, such as lamb meal for easy digestion
Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfate for enhanced joint and mobility support
High quality lean proteins for lean muscle and ideal body weight
Carnitine for lean muscle and ideal body weight
Vitamin C + E for a healthy immune function

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review

(2 customer reviews)

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful

Great Food!, April 7, 2012

jrbeast - See all my reviews

This review is from: Hill's Science Diet Adult Large Breed Dry Dog Food - 35-Pound Bag (Misc.)

This is a great food for large breeds. It has glucosamine in it that helps with the common problem of hip displasia found in large breed dogs. I would recommend this to anyone with a large breed. When I switched to this food my Mastiff started walking better and now doesn't limp. I will never feed anything but Hill's and the other poster is severly misinformed.

7 of 17 people found the following review helpful

If you care about your pets, please research before feeding, October 3, 2011

V. Antonjuk (Charlotte, NC) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Hill's Science Diet Adult Large Breed Dry Dog Food - 35-Pound Bag (Misc.)

This is a really lousy quality food made primarily of corn and byproducts. Corn is a cheap filler which offers little nutritional value and byproducts, well self explanatory (leftovers when all the nutritious bits have been taken out for human consumption). Dont let your vet talk you into feeding this to your dogs. Vets do not receive any nutritional training besides what is offered to them by sales reps from Hills! Whats ironic is that this "food" is no better then any low end grocery store brand, yet you're expected to shell out as much as better quality brands. Check out dog food advisor website for complete product rating and pick a food that is safe and nutritious to feed.