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Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Dog Treats - 12 oz Pouch product detail number 1.0

At a Glance

Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Chicken Flavor Dog Treats are specially formulated by Hill’s nutritionists and veterinarians for dogs under veterinary care
When fed as directed, these delicious dog treats with a soft and texture, deliver enjoyment without compromising the effectiveness of certain Prescription Diet food
Created with wholesome ingredients, these treats help support heart, kidney and liver health when fed as a complement to a corresponding Prescription Diet food.
Help support joint health when fed with Prescription Diet products designated for Mobility
Delicious treats for dogs enjoying Prescription Diet b/d, c/d Multicare, Gastrointestinal Biome, g/d, h/d, i/d, j/d, k/d, k/d + j/d, l/d or w/d Multi-Benefit dog food.
They are also appropriate as a reward or snack for healthy adult dogs and mature adult or senior dogs.

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Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Dog Treats

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At a Glance

Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Chicken Flavor Dog Treats are specially formulated by Hill’s nutritionists and veterinarians for dogs under veterinary care
When fed as directed, these delicious dog treats with a soft and texture, deliver enjoyment without compromising the effectiveness of certain Prescription Diet food
Created with wholesome ingredients, these treats help support heart, kidney and liver health when fed as a complement to a corresponding Prescription Diet food.
Help support joint health when fed with Prescription Diet products designated for Mobility
Delicious treats for dogs enjoying Prescription Diet b/d, c/d Multicare, Gastrointestinal Biome, g/d, h/d, i/d, j/d, k/d, k/d + j/d, l/d or w/d Multi-Benefit dog food.
They are also appropriate as a reward or snack for healthy adult dogs and mature adult or senior dogs.

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1. Are Hills treats good for dogs?

Answer

Hill's treats for dogs are generally considered good quality products from a reputable brand. However, it's important to be mindful of their calorie content. Due to their high-calorie density, it's advisable to limit treats to one per day, broken into smaller pieces if necessary. Overindulging in these treats could contribute to weight gain in dogs. While they can be a tasty and occasional reward, moderation is key to preventing excessive calorie intake and maintaining a healthy weight for dogs.

2. Are soft treats good for dogs?

Answer

Soft treats are generally considered a preferable option for dogs. They are gentler on a pet's teeth and gums compared to hard treats, reducing the risk of dental issues. Additionally, soft treats are easier to chew and digest, making them suitable for dogs of all ages and dental health statuses. Unlike hard foods, soft treats are less likely to contribute to dehydration. Overall, soft treats provide a convenient and safe option for rewarding pets while promoting dental health and overall well-being.

3. What are the disadvantages of dog treats?

Answer

The disadvantages of dog treats primarily revolve around potential weight gain and associated health issues. Excessive use of treats during training or as rewards can lead to a surplus of calories. This increases the risk of weight gain and related health problems like obesity and dental issues. Moderation is essential to prevent these adverse effects, ensuring that treats are used sparingly and balanced with a healthy diet.

4. Do dogs prefer soft or crunchy treats?

Answer

Dogs' preferences for soft or crunchy treats vary based on individual tastes. According to PoochWell, a Dog Expert & Nutritionist, dogs enjoy treats for several reasons. Taste is a significant factor, as treats often boast strong flavors that appeal to dogs' taste buds. Texture also matters, with many enjoying the satisfying crunch or chewiness of treats. Additionally, the variety of flavors and textures in treats can prevent boredom in dogs accustomed to routine meals. Moreover, treats associated with rewards for good behavior foster positive reinforcement, encouraging dogs to repeat desired actions. Ultimately, dogs may enjoy both soft and crunchy treats, depending on their personal preferences and dietary needs.Reference: https://www.quora.com/Do-dogs-really-like-treats-or-is-it-just-more-food-to-them/answer/PoochWell?ch=10&oid=1477743641508135&share=bb41be1d&srid=hpmxqX&target_type=answer

5. How do I choose the right dog treat?

Answer

Choosing the right dog treat involves considering factors such as size, age, and health. According to Kay Chapman, a Certified Dog Trainer and Expert in Canine Behavior, natural options with high-quality ingredients and nutritional value should be prioritized. Treats made from small pieces of lean meat or vegetables can be suitable choices. Avoid treats with excessive additives or fillers. Regular consultation with a veterinarian helps ensure that the treats align with your dog's specific dietary requirements and health considerations. By making informed choices based on your dog's individual needs, you can provide treats that are both enjoyable and beneficial for their overall well-being.Reference: https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-dog-treats-for-a-dog/answer/Kay-Chapman-33?ch=10&oid=1477743739671256&share=5b413377&srid=hpmxqX&target_type=answer

6. What type of dog treats do dogs prefer?

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Dogs generally don't have strong preferences when it comes to treats, as observed by Nancy Jacobsen, an experienced dog owner. Regardless of size or type, dogs tend to enjoy treats equally. However, Jacobsen advises caution regarding store-bought treats made in China due to past safety concerns. While quality standards may have improved, Jacobsen's distrust stems from previous incidents where Chinese-made treats caused illnesses or fatalities in dogs. Therefore, opting for treats with transparent sourcing and manufacturing practices can provide peace of mind and ensure the safety of beloved canine companions.Reference: https://www.quora.com/Which-is-the-best-treat-to-give-to-a-Beagle-pup-Any-particular-brand-or-type/answer/Nancy-Jacobsen?ch=10&oid=69659222&share=68b7abdd&srid=hpmxqX&target_type=answer

7. Is it ok to give dogs treats every day?

Answer

While giving dogs treats every day is generally acceptable, moderation is key. Treats should only account for a small portion of a dog's daily caloric intake to prevent overfeeding and potential weight gain. Additionally, the nutritional content of treats should be considered to ensure they complement the dog's overall diet. High-quality, nutritious treats made from natural ingredients are preferable over those with excessive additives or fillers. Regular consultation with a veterinarian helps determine the appropriate frequency of treats based on the individual dog's age, size, health, and dietary needs.

8. What age should dogs get treats?

Answer

Dogs can begin receiving treats as early as eight weeks old once they start eating solid food. However, treats should be appropriate for the puppy's age and size, with a focus on soft, easily digestible options suitable for developing teeth. As the puppy grows, treats can be gradually introduced in moderation, taking into account their nutritional needs and health considerations.

9. What happens if a dog eats too many treats?

Answer

If a dog consumes too many treats, it can lead to various issues. Ideally, treats should constitute no more than 10% of the dog's daily caloric intake. Exceeding this limit may result in immediate problems like digestive upset and loose stools. In the long term, excessive treat consumption can lead to weight gain and obesity, which can cause severe health complications for dogs.

What is Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Dog Treats?

Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Chicken Flavor Dog Treats are for adult dogs to enjoy a delicious treat without compromising the effectiveness of certain Prescription Diet foods. The nutritionists and veterinarians at Hill's developed Prescription Diet Soft Baked Chicken Dog Treats as an ideal complement for dogs enjoying Prescription Diet b/d, c/d Multicare, Gastrointestinal Biome, g/d, h/d, i/d, j/d, k/d, k/d + j/d, l/d or w/d Multi-Benefit dog food. They are also appropriate as a reward or snack for healthy adult dogs and mature adult or senior dogs. These treats are also formulated to be compatible and complementary with Prescription Diet products that have the S+OXSHIELD.

This therapeutic nutrition requires a prescription. Please consult your veterinarian for further information on how Prescription Diet treats can help your dog continue to enjoy a happy and active life.

Suitable for:

Dogs (under veterinary care)

Benefits:

Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Chicken Flavor Dog Treats are specially formulated by Hill’s nutritionists and veterinarians for dogs under veterinary care
When fed as directed, these delicious dog treats with a soft and texture, deliver enjoyment without compromising the effectiveness of certain Prescription Diet food
Created with wholesome ingredients, these treats help support heart, kidney and liver health when fed as a complement to a corresponding Prescription Diet food.
Help support joint health when fed with Prescription Diet products designated for Mobility
Delicious treats for dogs enjoying Prescription Diet b/d, c/d Multicare, Gastrointestinal Biome, g/d, h/d, i/d, j/d, k/d, k/d + j/d, l/d or w/d Multi-Benefit dog food.
They are also appropriate as a reward or snack for healthy adult dogs and mature adult or senior dogs.

How does Hill's Prescription Diet Soft Baked Dog Treats work?

These tasty healthy treats have a soft, chewy texture that is easier on older teeth and gums and are made with delicious chicken that your dog will love.

Caution:

To prevent suffocation, keep the packaging out of the reach of pets & children.

How should I store this product?

Protect from moisture. Store in a cool, dry place.