Prescription Diet Canine Treats are a low-calorie, restricted mineral treat for dogs being fed Prescription Diet foods. You can provide up to 10 percent of your dog's daily energy needs by feeding Prescription Diet Canine Treats and still maintain the appropriate nutritional profile to aid in managing the underlying condition.

Prescription Diet® brand pet foods are formulated to address specific medical conditions that can develop in pets. Science Diet® brand pet foods are formulated to meet the needs of healthy pets during various life stages. Prescription Diet foods are only available through your pet's veterinarian, while Science Diet foods are available through your veterinarian and at pet specialty stores, feed stores and some pet grooming facilities.

Prescription Diet brand pet foods are available at most veterinary clinics and hospitals. If you need to locate a veterinarian in your area, we can help.

Prescription Diet brand pet foods are specially formulated to address certain health conditions that can develop in pets. Veterinarians are trained medical experts who care about their patients. For this reason, it's important to us that a veterinarian remains involved in your pet's continual care and nutritional management. If a pet's medical condition develops or changes over time, veterinarians can address the condition and any concerns.

All of Science Diet foods and their ingredients are listed in our online Science Diet® product selector. You can also find a list of all product ingredients on the package.

Science Diet foods are specifically formulated to meet the energy and nutrition needs of pets of all lifestyles and life stages. Use our online product selector to help determine which Science Diet food is best for your pet's needs. We recommend you visit with your veterinarian regarding this question. Your veterinarian is the best resource regarding your pet's health and is the most qualified person to supervise the nutritional management of multiple health issues for your pet.

Science Diet brand pet foods are available at most veterinary clinics and hospitals, pet specialty stores, feed stores and some pet grooming facilities. We can help locate a veterinarian or find a retailer near you. Science Diet foods are also available online from authorized pet stores.

There are no preservatives added to Hill's canned products. The canning process naturally preserves the food. This is similar to when we might can green beans or tomatoes.

In the continental United States, we offer a home delivery service for small quantities of Science Diet® foods; simply call Hill's Home Delivery at 1-800-530-4437. Prescription Diet® brand pet foods are sold only through veterinarians. Prescription Diet® pet foods are only available through your pet's veterinarian, while Science Diet® pet foods are available through your veterinarian and at pet specialty stores, feed stores and some pet grooming facilities.

Yes. Kahi Mohala has recently seen an increase in patients with eating disorders. We are successfully treating these patients through education, proper nutrition and re-feeding treatment plans. Our treatment team can help you or your loved one get back to good health while developing a positive body image and healthy eating habits.

All Prescription Diet dry foods are preserved with BHA/BHT. Some Prescription Diet dry foods are preserved with a mix of BHA/BHT and ethoxyquin.

Calories vary from one product to another because each is designed for specific life stages and lifestyles. The calorie content for each of our foods is included in our online Science Diet® product selector.

Cats and dogs have unique nutritional needs and should be fed a product designed specifically for their needs. Health problems can occur from not feeding a 100% complete and balanced product. Check the AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) statement on the product package to determine whether the product is designed for a specific animal's nutritional requirements.

Go to our online calculator to get your personal profile. It will tell you how many blocks you should be eating. The minimum number of blocks an adult should have is 11 blocks. This minimum was adjusted, due to added research, after Dr. Sears' first three books were written.

Ecoli is a straight rod-shaped gram-negative bacterium occurring in various strains that are used in medical and genetic research, live as harmless inhabitants of the human lower intestine, are used in public health as indicators of fecal pollution (as of water or food), or produce a toxin causing intestinal illness. Because our food is extruded (cooked), any microbial pathogens like ecoli and salmonella are killed.

A good source for the information you are seeking would be a school of veterinary medicine. The University of Pennsylvania's Web site contains a page with links to all North American schools, which you can access at <http://cahpwww.nbc.upenn.edu/vetmed/vetmed1.htm>.

Eat an extremely large amount of food within a 2-hour period (a binge) at least 2 times a week on average for at least 6 months. Common personality traits found in those with binge eating disorder and other eating disorders include excessive concern about body size and shape, low self-esteem, and depression.3 Binge eating disorder is different than bulimia because people with binge eating disorder do not regularly vomit or use other ways to get rid of calories.

While it may be beneficial, only anecdotal evidence for canines exists. However small animal studies (rodent) have been performed and are published in mainstream scientific peer reviewed literature.

Dogs have a much shorter digestive tract than we have, so it is important for him to eat a high quality, easily utilised food, as his digestive process has to take place over a lesser surface area than in humans. Too many changes in his diet stands the risk of upsetting his gut, which can then take a little while to settle down again. Poor digestion means that he is not able to absorb the nutrients so essential for his health.