This post is in partnership with Hill’s Pet Nutrition. All opinions are our own.

We adopted little Fox back in 2015, and we’ve had so many adventures with him over the past four years. He’s experienced the fresh air of Sedona, the salty ocean spray of California’s Central Coast, and the dirty little RV parks of the Smoky Mountains foothills in North Carolina. And he’s peed on all of it.

As part of our ongoing partnership with Hill’s Pet Nutrition, we’re highlighting Hill’s Science Diet Youthful Vitality, a nutrition blend designed for pets seven and older. While no one knows his exact age because he’s a rescue, we guess that Fox is about seven years old. Back when he first joined our lives, he wouldn’t even come up to our bed to snuggle at night, preferring to sleep on a little pile of clothes in the closet. He quickly warmed up to us and in the last four years we’ve had so many incredible adventures with him, as well as cozy nights snuggled up on the couch. As he’s gotten older, he’s chilled out a bit more and we’ve noticed he’s gotten a tiny bit slower in his day-to-day.

According to Hill’s, seven years old is around the age dogs may start to experience the negative side effects of aging. Hill’s Science Diet Youthful Vitality dog food uses easy-to-digest ingredients for a healthy digestion. It includes Omega 3 & Omega 6 fatty acids to keep coats soft as they age and proven antioxidants, vitamin C + E, for a healthy immune system. We’re committed to keeping the little guy as healthy and mobile as possible, for as long as we can, so he can keep adventuring with us for years to come, and we’re glad that Hill’s has a product that can help out.

Check out Hill’s Science Diet Youthful Vitality to see if it’s right for your furry friend.

Okay now here’s a look at all of our adventures with Fox over the years! Our favorites have been cozy moments in Rosie the Trailer, hiking in Sedona, and of course the years we spent exploring all the good smells in our old neighborhood in New Orleans.