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Anyone heard any new info on Hill's n/d?
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4 August 2014 - 8:12 pm
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I took Dieter to his first rehab session today (which is enough for several blog posts - wow, what an eye opener), and the vet recommended that I make some adjustments to his diet.  Specifically, start mixing Hill's n/d with his regular food (Orijen).  I found one post from 2009 (!) that referenced the n/d diet, but am wondering if anyone has any newer information about this food in terms of helping osteosarcoma dogs.  I believe studies in the past showed it to be helpful for dogs with lymphoma, but don't know if any studies have been done with OS dogs.  

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4 August 2014 - 8:42 pm
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Oooh we can't wait to hear more about the rehab visits!!!! Yes, blog away on those, we can't wait.

As for Hills n/d, we really haven't looked at it for a long time and I'm pretty sure we haven't heard about it being correlated with improved health and osteo, I think it's a general cancer care formula but I'm not 100 percent sure. Hills in general has ingredients that I'm not a big fan of (although that is changing with recent additions to their line), so I'm really sorry, can't be much help there but maybe others will chime in.

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Personally I would not touch the vet formula foods with a ten foot pole.  They are grain heavy and corn heavy. That being said I am an avid raw feeder.  

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