Hill's Prescription Diet j/d Joint Care with Lamb Wet Dog Food has mixed reviews. Some users report increased energy and health benefits, while others complain about digestive issues and hard-to-spoon-out consistency. The product's design and durability are questionable, leading to concerns about its value for money. Overall, it's a below-average choice with notable issues that potential buyers should consider.
Increases the energy levels of some dogs.
Packaging received lots of positive and safety reviews.
Some owner's dogs loved the taste.
Some dogs experienced increased flatulence and food sensitive issue.
Food was hard to spoon out and dry.
Combination dry dog food did not work well.
Reports of decreased quality and harder consistency.
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Mentioned that food is moisturized for medicine administration but some mention it consitictuted harder for spoon out.
"Frank's energy level has increased he is enjoying life again!"
"We followed the Vets direction in only giving 1/4 the regular amount of food, but she still got sick with diarrhea. She lost 2 pounds in 7 days. She won't even eat the new dry food the Vet recommended to use with the canned wet food. Here it is the 8th day and it looks we will have to make a 2nd vis..."
While some dogs may benefit from the joint support, frequent complaints about digestive issues and consistency make it a less reliable choice. Potential buyers should consider alternatives.
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