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Nutrition. The 5th Vital Assessment. Every pet. Every time.

Veterinary health care teams already know about T-P-R – temperature, pulse, respiration and pain. You record those four vital assessments at every patient exam. The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) now considers nutrition the 5th Vital Assessment. Find out how to easily incorporate it into your exams.

Hill's Sponsoring National Veterinary Technician Week

As part of its commitment to pet health and nutrition, Hill's Pet Nutrition is proudly sponsoring the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America's 2011 National Veterinary Technician Week. This year's theme, "Pets and Vets need Techs," celebrates veterinary technicians' daily work for clients and patients.

Hill's Key to Clinical Nutrition

The electronic Hill's Key to Clinical Nutrition provides essential information on how to make the most effective use of Hill's expertise in the nutritional management of healthy, at-risk and sick pets, and includes features requested by veterinary professionals.

Hill's Feeding Guide Software update now available!

The New & Improved version 6.1 of Hill’s Feeding Guide Software has been released. This version of the software is redesigned based on clinic feedback and features an easy-to-use interface. Ensure client compliance with personalized recommendations.

AAHA Workshop - Nutrifluent: Speak the Clients' Language

In collaboration with Hill's, the AAHA is offering a full-day event where the entire health care team can learn how to better communicate the best nutritional approach for each patient and earn seven CE credits in the process.

Need help educating your clients?

Utilize Pet Owner Guides, pet behavior guidelines and additional information to help clients understand your recommendations. 

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Quick Tips

To slow down a ravenous eater sprinkle dog or cat kibble on a large cookie sheet. It forces the pet to eat at a slower pace.

~Jennifer M., Chandler, AZ

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