Hill's Science Diet

Chicken broth comes first and chicken second in this wet food for adult cats with sensitive stomachs and skin, followed by pork liver, carrots and green peas. Hill's dry-matter figures put protein at 43.3%, and a 2.9 oz can is 88 calories. Hill's says AAFCO feeding tests show it's complete and balanced for adult maintenance.

Tuna is the first ingredient after chicken broth in this wet food for adult cats with sensitive stomachs and skin, but chicken and turkey come next, so it isn't a tuna-only recipe. Hill's dry-matter figures put protein at 42.6%, a 2.9 oz can is 91 calories, and Hill's cites AAFCO feeding tests for adult maintenance.

Turkey, turkey giblets and pork liver follow the water in this paté for adult cats, with salmon fifth. Fat nearly matches protein here, 32.8% against 34.3% in Hill's dry-matter figures, and a 5.5 oz can is 197 calories.

Chicken broth leads this stew for cats 7 and older, with tuna as the first meat, then chicken and turkey giblets. Hill's publishes dry-matter averages, so the 38.9% protein already has the water out, but it doesn't publish a calorie count for this one.

Chicken leads this dry food for indoor cats 7 and older, and powdered cellulose sits fifth; Hill's dry-matter figures put fiber at 8.4% and protein at 34.2%. A cup is 324 calories, and Hill's says AAFCO feeding tests show it's complete and balanced for adult maintenance.

Salmon and yellow peas lead this grain-free dry food for adult cats with sensitive stomachs and skin, and potato starch is third. Hill's dry-matter averages put protein at 34.6% and fat at 23%, and a cup is 511 calories.

Chicken broth is the base of this stew for small and mini dogs 7 and older, with chicken, pork liver, rice and carrots next. Hill's publishes dry-matter averages, so the 22.2% protein already has the water out, and a 5.5 oz can is 126 calories.

Beef follows the water in this wet food for adult dogs, but barley, the other named ingredient, is fifth, behind pork liver and corn. For an “entrée”, labeling rules only require the named ingredients together to reach 25%, not counting added water. A 13 oz can is 363 calories, and Hill's cites AAFCO feeding tests for adult maintenance.

Chicken is the first ingredient after water in this wet food for adult dogs, then barley, with beef fourth. Hill's publishes dry-matter averages, which put protein at 25.4% with the water already out, and a 13 oz can is 387 calories.

Turkey is first after water in this wet food for adult dogs, and whole grain corn sits between it and the barley from the name, with beef by-products fifth. Hill's dry-matter figures put protein at 22.6% and fat at 18.4%, and a 13 oz can is 383 calories.

Chicken meal leads this dry food for large-breed dogs 6 and older, and grains fill the next six spots, from cracked pearled barley to whole grain oats. Protein is 18.7% in Hill's dry-matter figures, which already leave out the water, and a cup is 352 calories. Hill's cites AAFCO feeding tests for adult maintenance.

Chicken and barley, the two ingredients in the name, are also the first two on the list in this dry food for large-breed adult dogs. Hill's publishes dry-matter averages, so the 23.8% protein already has the water taken out, and a cup is 365 calories. Hill's says AAFCO feeding tests show it's complete and balanced for adult maintenance.