Hill's Science Diet Adult 7+ Senior Vitality Wet Dog Food

My dog absolutely loves this food. I mix it in with her dry food and she just googles it down. It is like a stew and mixes well with the dry food.

I believe this is a very high quality 100% nutritious dog food.

I have tried them all...Freshpet, Farmer's Dog and Hill's Vitality for Seniors is her favorite. She has been eating it for over a year and she is excited over every single meal.

What can I say other than it’s a great product that my one dog eats daily. It’s never caused a digestive issue and he likes the taste. The texture is better than most. Smells good but I am not about to taste it. 😉

My 15 year old loved it. Would add it to her dry food. I think her diet is a big reason she made it so long.

This is awesome food with a dog however, you have to plan more advanced in the system because they can’t get it to you when they say.

I’ve been buying the Hill’s Science Diet chicken & veggie since I rescued my miniature poodle since she was 6 yrs old. Now that she’s 11, I’ve switched to the same food, except this is formulated for dogs over 7 yrs old. I like this better, because there’s no big chunks that I have to cut up - she would eat everything except for the big pieces. Hill's is not cheap grocery store dog food, but I want her to be healthy and live a long, quality life. (The little 7 lb black mixed breed eats nothing but two different brands of kibble - she’s staying with us for 3 weeks & I’m mixing her kibble with the Hill’s science diet and a tiny bit of poached chicken thigh diced very finely. She’s now eating three times a day as opposed to one time a day normally. I just won’t tell my daughter-in-law!

I have a very picky 10 year old shih tzu. She is so hard to find anything to eat other than cooked chicken. This is the only dog food she will eat. When she eats it she acts like she has more energy.

I bought this food as my senior dog has a sensitive tummy and the same brand at the let's office was too expensive (approximately $7.00 per can). I have been using this food for her for about one month with no issues at all. My dog loves this food not that she is overly picky. Happy dog! Happy dog tummy! Happy budget!

13 yr old Chihuahua doing well on Hills but did have some beef/ barley &chicken/barley that lacked moisture returned..

I have five dogs (and a cat). I used to buy generic food, wet and dry, from the supermarket but switched them all to Hill's Science Diet, wet and dry, a couple of years ago. Since then, their fur and hair is better, the dogs are not overly fat, and they generally are healthier and (I think) happier with their food. Four of my five dogs are over seven years old, so I try to find nutritional food for their age. This Senior Vitality Chicken and Veggie Stew is one of our staples, on monthly delivery, and I alternate this between other Science Diet wet foods (and they always have dry food available). My wolfhound especially, who is usually a picky eater, loves this Chicken and Veggie Stew, and (pardon the pun) wolfs it down as though he hasn't eaten in weeks. The nutritional value of this Science Diet is excellent, and both my mom (a retired vet) and I (doctor) like what's in these cans. They are not inexpensive, but they are also not as crazy as some specialist wet food on the market today. As long as my dogs like the food, and they get the nutrition they need, I'm happy. So are they!

My vet recommended I start feeding this to my senior dog and he loves it! He’s a picky eater so I was a bit worried at first but he loves it! Quality product for a great price!

I was excited to try Hill's Science Diet Senior Vitality wet food for my older dogs, and the quality definitely impressed me. The ingredients seem wholesome and well-balanced for senior health. However, only one of my three dogs actually ate it, while the other two sniffed and walked away. It might just come down to personal preference, but I wish it had broader appeal. Still, I appreciate the brand’s commitment to senior nutrition and will consider trying other flavors.