Description
Hill’s – Science Diet – Adult Dog – Perfect Weight & Joint Support
Two goals, one bowl: healthy weight and comfortable movement. Hill’s Science Diet Perfect Weight & Joint Support pairs proven weight management with targeted mobility nutrition, so adult dogs can feel lighter on their paws and ready for everyday adventures.
Why choose Perfect Weight & Joint Support
- Clinically proven weight results: Over 70% of dogs lost weight within 10 weeks when fed as directed.*
- Joint support from EPA: Added fish oil supplies EPA (omega-3) to help support joint function for a mobile, active life.
- Lean muscle maintenance: High-quality protein helps preserve muscle while reducing excess body fat.
- Metabolism support: High fibre, coconut oil–enriched formula supports a healthy metabolic rate in overweight dogs.
- Immune support: Clinically proven antioxidants help maintain a healthy immune system.
- Balanced daily nutrition: Natural ingredients with added vitamins, minerals and amino acids.
Who it’s for
Adult dogs needing weight management plus ongoing joint support.
Feeding & transition tips
- Transition over 7 days: Mix increasing amounts of Hill’s with the current food.
- Measure precisely: Feed to your dog’s ideal weight using the pack guide; split into 2–3 meals.
- Build the routine: Provide fresh water, add daily walks/play, and count treat calories.
- Track progress: Weigh weekly; most dogs show weight change within weeks and easier movement over time.*
Not recommended for
Puppies or pregnant/nursing dogs. During pregnancy or nursing, feed Hill’s Science Diet Puppy (Small Bites or Small Paws as appropriate).
Made for Australian lifestyles
Perfect for everyday routines in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart and regional towns—supporting healthy weight and comfortable movement for walks, play and couch time.
Why shop with Mindiampets
We ship fast AU-wide and stock trusted Hill’s formulas. Explore more dry dog food and pair with low-calorie dog treats & chews to stay on track.
*Based on Hill’s-sponsored studies of adult dogs fed as directed. Individual results vary.
