Hill's Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome Digestive/Fiber Care with Chicken Dry Dog Food

When I saw Ground Pecan Shells in the ingredient list - oh no there are other ways to clean out the track with nut shells. Ground or otherwise. I like Hills products so I'm a bit surprised.

Since he was 10 weeks old, our 2 year old small rescue dog has suffered with boats of diarrhea and consistent loose stool. It got to the point that I carried paper towels with me on walks just to be safe. Multiple stool samples never came back negative, and we just thought this was something we would have to live with. After his last diarrhea bout 2+ months ago, Toby started on this food. Within a day, things were hardening and we haven't had issues since. No more paper towels and consistent picture perfect poop! Something I never thought I'd celebrate but so happy to have found this food!

My pup, Elsa, has eaten sensitive skin and stomach for about 2 years now but recently had several episodes of vomiting/diarrhea and became extremely sensitive to stress or eating anything at all out of her norm. She has now been eating Biome for 2 months and does great! She has normal stool, very frequently, and loves every meal!

After 3 years being on this product she has stopped wanting to eat it. I think the ingredients have changed. Way too expensive to suddenly stop eating it. Any recommendations? Does Hills sell something comparable?

My cat said it was a delicious treat and i think that too. My dog didn't like it

best product ever, would recommend to a friend

awesome product that i would recommend

This product is wonderful. The hair of my dog is perfect now with this food.

I used this product and it worked great. But after 3 years his stools are getting a little to firm. I bought the Derm from my vet. Wondering if this is a good solution. I also use Pepcid and pumpkin daily for his sensitive tummy.

After blood work, stool analysis, limited ingredient commercial diets, home cooked food, dehydrated food, herbals, supplements, clay, and probiotics, all over the course of 10 months, my vet recommended this food. We saw improvement almost immediately and within days our dog finally started consistently producing formed, solid, healthy stools.

Our pup had runny bum since we got him at 10 weeks - tried allergy meds and a couple of other foods before finding this one. He’s been eating this for about 2 years now and although I don’t love the price (and he’s a Great Dane so he eats a lot) it’s so worth it.

This food saved my dog's stomach. When he was just a few months old, he got an intestinal parasite called coccidia, and that really messed up his GI tract. He had diarrhea for a whole year afterward. We tried countless different types of dog food, none of which solved the problem. Never in my life did I think I would pay so much attention to my dog's poop, constantly checking to see if the new type of food helped. It never did. Finally, we tried this one and instantly saw improvement. We haven't had to worry about diarrhea since. If your dog is having GI issues, this food is definitely worth a shot!

My 13-year old Poodle/Bishon mix pup had been on grain-free kibble her whole life. Very healthy, never a problem. Suddenly, massive diarrhea, straining and liquid for 3 days. Lost 2 lbs! Not acting sick otherwise. No blood or mucous. I gave white rice and broth. No improvement. All tests came back normal, numbers good. Vet recommended Hills Biome. Like magic. Within 48 hours, stool became normal. I soak the kibble and add a teaspoon of the wet. She loves it. It's been 3 weeks and she is her old self again. Vet says she can stay on this diet forever. Thank you, Hills.

Our vet prescribed it after months of our Frenchie having GI problems, worms and then viruses. He grew just fine and had lots of energy, but after 7 months of diarrhea, we started him on GI Biome and within 2 days he had his first "normal" poop. Still some diarrhea later in the day, but we're only a few days into the diet.

Did exactly what the vet wanted it to do. However, this Hills site is showing incorrect nutritional values for this product (dog dry kibble Gastroinestinal Biome), Per my bag it's 17% protein, 9% fat and 9% fiber. Hopefully Hills will fix that on the product's info page.

My kelpie had Hemorrhagic gastro and after she came back home from ICU, she still had diarrhoea. Our first vet told us to feed her chicken & rice but this did not help as she still had runny poo. After 5 days, I took her to another vet who recommended gastrointestinal biome. I started feeding it to my golden retriever as well and his stools improved significantly.

Chicken alone is way too much omega 6, way to get peoples dog into the office because they won't stop itching themselves. Brown rice should not be a staple in a dogs diet.

We adopted a 5-month-old shepherd mix and his poop was either mush or complete liquid for a good two months. His vet prescribed this food and it worked within a few days. His poops are completely normal now and no longer smell rancid. It's not cheap, but 100% worth the extra cost!

It works, yet expensive, and don't like fact can only get with a prescription and get at the vet

It took me a long time to find the right dog food for my dog. Now we have been unable to get the Hills Prescription Diet Gastrointestinal Biome dog food for 5 months. I would not expect this to happen to a large company like Hills.can you tell me when this will be available again.

My poodle puppy struggled with loose stools from about 11 weeks onward. After a couple of rounds of antibiotics and an antiparasitic medication, the vet suggested Biome. The prescription dog food didn't work in a day or two as stated by some but after a week my puppy resumed normal poops and a normal schedule. I would highly recommend this product. It is expensive I will admit but worth every penny considering where we were before starting it.

my puppy Whippet had diarrhea and soft stool. The wet biome firmed it up overnight. I moved her to the dry biome which is pretty good too. I am looking for a wet food or topper that will not cause soft stool or diarrhea. Unfortunately she is not liking the dry biome or wet biome and it has been a struggle to get her to eat it. I am currently adding chicken broth and cooked chicken bits. Is there a hill product that can be mixed with the dry biome?

He may be blind, but the Pirate is a professional food thief. Most recently, he came into possession of a barbecued boneless pork rib through very unscrupulous actions. He has a very sensitive little system, and he can't pillage and plunder in the kitchen without upsetting his little tummy like he used to. My vet recommended this to get him back on track after 2 days of horrible diarrhea and not being hungry. He gobbled down the wet and the dry and he was literally back to his charming self the following day. His poo was so fabulous that I literally took a picture of it and sent it to my husband it work. If you have a four legged pirate who needs some help in the pooper department, this is amazing stuff.

How can Hills produce this product yet it is not able to be purchased from the company online when so many other Hills products are available for purchase and delivery? How can this be? My dog was prescribed this food from our vet, yet we are having trouble finding and buying the product. We thought, HURRAY the company who makes the food has a website you can order from....yet we still can't get it??? How is this possible?