Prescription diets help support the nutritional needs of patients with acute and chronic diseases. These diets are also nutritionally complete, so your pet does not need to take additional suppliments while dining on one of these foods.
Our Veterinarians prescribe Hill’s Prescription brand diets to meet your pet’s specialized nutritional needs. Each variety of food is exactly formulated to provide a complete, well-balanced diet during an illness, while also assisting in the management of chronic medical conditions. Whether your pet needs the Omega-3 fatty acid supplementation of J/D to reduce the pain and inflammation of arthritis, or the low-sodium diet of H/D to regulate the high blood pressure associated with heart disease, your pet can always receive the nutrition they need. Pets that have food allergies do especially well on Hill’s Prescription hydrolyzed protein diet Z/D Ultra, so they no longer have to suffer from itchy skin and chronic ear infections, while the reduced calories of R/D help obese pets loose the weight necessary to have full and active lives.
More J/D please! Jack enjoys a midday snack with Dr. Winkler.
You can also get your pet's Hills Prescription Diet delivered directly to your home through our VetStoreRx Online Pharmacy!
Prescription diets are available only upon the recommendation of your veterinarian, and can only be purchased with a valid prescription. Suffolk Veterinary Group Animal Wellness and Laser Surgery Center requests that all clients with pets on long-term prescription diets please submit their prescriptions by the third Monday of every month. If you are unable to submit your prescription by the designated date, the PetCare Team will gladly special order your pet’s diet for you, but there will be a one week's wait for delivery, and a charge of $20.00 shipping and handling. Or you may order it online from our VetStoreRx and have your pet's prescription diet shipped directly to your home.
Prescription diets help support the nutritional needs of patients with acute and chronic diseases.
More J/D please! Jack enjoys a midday snack with 
