Hill's Science Diet Healthy Mobility, Adult 1-6, Mobility Support, Dry Dog Food, Chicken, Brown Rice, & Barley, 4 lb Bag

Dog loves this food.

My 8 year old Rat Terrier/Chiuahua mix had a mobility issue where he showed pain when he walked and was sitting funny. It cost me a lot at the Vet for tests and meds, which showed nothing except that he was a very healthy 8 year old dog, but he finally recovered. He had been on Hills Science diet for older dogs but I found this one, Mobility, in an Animal Shelter Thrift Store and thought I would try it. His mobility issues are gone, he has lost weight and has become more active than before. I am very pleased. Stores where I live don't carry it so I buy online and I have remarked to people that it has helped him so much that I may start eating it myself!

My poodle is a picky eater and I ordered a small bag and she liked it and ate it well. I ordered another small bag and she had a vet appointment and he asked me what I was feeding her and he said it was a good choice so I ordered a large bag next as it was considerably cheaper.

I have an incredibly picky dog and have tried dozens of other dry foods with no luck—until now! This dry dog food is really good. One big advantage is the small kibble size, which my dog prefers and finds easy to eat. It’s a bit pricey, but it’s worth every penny to see him finally enjoy his meals. Highly recommend for picky eaters!

Our dog loves this brand. The bags are amazing and are very easy to close and secure. Never had any issues with subscription as well.

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I used to religiously buy Taste of the Wild dog food, until the FDA warned that grain free diets could possibly be linked to canine dilated cardiomyopathy. It had seemed logical before that dogs, as descendants of wolves, are not meant to eat grains. But now it seems even clearer that they are also not meant to eat lots of lentils, peas, and potatoes, ingredients that are very prominent in most grain free diets. And dogs have evolved to live alongside us humans, so they can eat some carbohydrates, as long as they are getting enough meat protein. I knew several people who had always cooked chicken and rice for their dogs, and they were fine. When I saw Taste of the Wild at the top of the list of brands the FDA named as linked to canine heart disease, I knew I immediately had to switch to something else. But to what? After extensive research (which had immediately followed extensive panic) and reading dozens of dog food ingredient lists, I decided to go with Hill's Science Diet. My veterinarian and also a friend's dad who is a vet recommended Hill's Science Diet as well, which sealed my confidence in the brand. I chose the Healthy Mobility Small Bites, since I have a house full of senior dogs who range in age from 11-14 years old. They immediately loved the food, even the ones with few teeth can eat it with no problem because the kibble are so small, approximately 8mm in diameter or just slightly larger than the diameter of a pencil eraser. I have gone through two 30 pound bags and just ordered a third, and everyone is happy and doing well.

I switched my senior Siberian Husky to this food as her arthritis got worse. It has been less than 6 months since I have switched so I haven't seen anything amazing yet. She does love the taste. I did at first but the large breed, but she didn't like the size and hardness of the kibble. So I bought the small breed and she's much happier with that size and softness of kibble. It's about the size of cat food, but it's much easier for her to chew. I don't really get a strong odor from the food like others I have used in the past. This is a high quality food that I recommend to anyone needing a food for a dog with mobility issues.