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Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Low Fat Stew Wet Dog Food 12-Pack

  • Item Weight: 9.38 pounds
  • Package Size Name: 12-Pack
  • Animal Food Diet Type: Veterinary Diet
  • Allergen Information: Chicken Meat

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A low-fat veterinary stew for dogs with digestive upset, best used on veterinary advice rather than picked as a routine canned food.

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ASIN: B01EJYYWYCCategory: Veterinary Diets

Overview

Hill's Prescription Diet i/d Low Fat Digestive Care is a canned veterinary diet for adult dogs with digestive upset or sensitive stomachs, sold in 12.5 oz cans, 12 to a case. The rice, vegetable and chicken stew formula uses Hill's ActivBiome+ prebiotic fiber blend and a reduced fat level to ease digestion.

This is a therapeutic formula built for dogs already showing digestive symptoms, not a general-purpose canned food, and Hill's designs its Prescription Diet line to be fed under veterinary guidance. The low fat content and prebiotic fiber blend target settling stomach upset rather than everyday nutrition variety.

  • 12.5 oz cans, 12 per case
  • ActivBiome+ prebiotic fiber blend
  • Formulated for adult dogs, all breed sizes
  • Rice, vegetable and chicken stew flavor

Who it's for

Suits owners managing a dog with an active digestive issue, sensitive stomach or fat intolerance on a vet's recommendation. Not the right choice for a healthy dog that just needs a flavor change, since it is formulated as a medical diet rather than a treat-grade stew.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Low fat formula for sensitive digestion
  • Prebiotic fiber blend supports gut health
  • Stew texture works for dogs off solid food
Cons
  • Priced as a therapeutic diet, not everyday food
  • Best used with veterinary guidance

Performance notes

The formula pairs a reduced fat profile with Hill's ActivBiome+ prebiotic fiber blend, aimed at supporting gut bacteria balance and settling loose stool or vomiting tied to diet. Each 12.5 oz can is portioned for case feeding across the 12-pack, and the stew texture suits dogs that need a softer, more palatable format during recovery.

Specifications

BrandHill's
Dimensions & fit
Item Weight9.38 poundslower than 67% of 46 veterinary diets
Package Size Name12-Pack
Dog Breed SizeMedium
Capacity & performance
Age Range DescriptionAdult
Included components
Unit Count9.38 pounds
Included ComponentsAdult-Dog-Food
Warranty & support
Warranty Description100% Statisfaction, Or Your Money Back
Other details
Animal Food Diet TypeVeterinary Diet
Allergen InformationChicken Meat
Item FormWet Food
FlavorRice, Vegetable, & Chicken Stew
Special IngredientsPrebiotic
Animal Food Nutrient Content ClaimLow Fat
Breed RecommendationAll Breed Sizes
Container TypeCan
Number Of Items12
Specific Uses For ProductSensitive Stomach
Target SpeciesDog
OccasionBirthday
Product BenefitsSupports digestive health and settles upsets
AsinB01EJYYWYC
Best Sellers Rank#1,838 In Pet Supplies (See Top 100 In Pet Supplies) #5 In Veterinary Diet Dog Food #43 In Canned Dog Food
ManufacturerHill's Pet Nutrition
Upc052742006697
Additional FeaturesActivBiome+ technology, prebiotic fiber blend
Recommended Uses For ProductDigestive health support, Sensitive stomach management
Manufacturer Part Number10423
Model Number10423
Customer Reviews{'ratings_count': '678', 'stars': '4.5'}
Item Type NameI/d Low Fat Digestive Care Wet Dog Food

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Frequently asked questions

Does Hill's i/d Low Fat require a vet prescription to buy?

No, it is sold without a prescription on Amazon, though Hill's designs its Prescription Diet line to be used under veterinary guidance for a diagnosed condition.

What flavor is this 12-pack?

Rice, vegetable and chicken stew, packed in 12.5 oz cans.

Is this formula low fat?

Yes, Hill's labels it a Low Fat nutrient content claim, aimed at dogs needing reduced dietary fat alongside digestive support.