Halo Lamb Recipe Adult Canned Dog Food
Give your best friend what she naturally craves with Halo Lamb Recipe Adult Canned Dog Food. Feeding your furry friend a holistic diet makes a whole lot of difference thanks to this delicious food made with real, whole-meat protein and never any meat-meals or by-products. Sustainably-farmed, pasture-raised lamb and savory beef liver are the very first ingredients, along with a wholesome variety of non-GMO garden vegetables. She’ll love the highly-digestible, meaty flavor that’s formulated to help preserve lean muscles and strong immunity. Vitamins, minerals and trace nutrients are added to help keep your happy pup healthy–inside and out.
Key Benefits- Made with real, whole lamb and never any rendered meat meal, like chicken meal or fish meal.
- Wholesome, non-GMO carrots, peas, green beans and sweet potatoes provide essential antioxidants, fiber and vitamins.
- Complete and balanced nutrition is fortified with essential minerals and trace nutrients, including fatty acids for healthy skin and coat.
- Made in the USA with no grains, meat-meals, hormones or antibiotics, as well as no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives; packed in BPA-free cans for safety.
- Smooth, delicious texture provides additional hydration and can be used as a delicious topper over dry kibble to entice a picky eater.
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Item Number47564
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Packaging TypeCan
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Food TextureStew
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
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Food FormWet Food
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LifestageAdult
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Special DietGMO-Free
Lamb, Chicken Broth, Beef Liver, Carrots, Barley, Rolled Oats, Peas, Celery, Sweet Potatoes,Tricalcium Phosphate, Mustard Greens, Guar Gum, Sunflower Oil, Pumpkin, Salt, Potassium Chloride, Garlic Powder, Minerals (Zinc Amino Acid Chelate, Iron Amino Acid Chelate, Copper Amino Acid Chelate, Manganese Amino Acid Chelate, Sodium Selenite, Cobalt Amino Acid Chelate, Potassium Iodide), Calcium Citrate, Xanthan Gum, Vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Niacin Supplement, D-Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin A Supplement, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Vitamin D3 Supplement), Choline Chloride, Dried Kelp.
Caloric Content1,074 kcal/kg, 402/can
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
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| Crude Protein | 9.05% min |
| Crude Fat | 5.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 1.50% max |
| Moisture | 82.0% max |
Adult: Feed 1 ounce per pound of body weight per day, split into two servings.
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Days 1 - 3: 75% non Halo food, 25% Halo
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Days 4 - 5: 50% non Halo food, 50% Halo
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Days 6 - 7: 25% non Halo food, 75% Halo
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Days 8+: 100% Halo
Pets with sensitive stomachs may need to transition a little more slowly to avoid any digestive upset. If you introduce the new food too quickly and your cat or dog experiences some digestive upset, just back up to the previous transition amount where your pet wasn’t having any trouble and feed that amount for a few more days before continuing with the transition. Once your pet is eating all Halo food, if you switch between Halo recipes, consider a 2- or 3-day transition to minimize stomach upset.
Is canned food bad for my pet’s teeth?
No. While many vets recommend dry food to "keep teeth clean and healthy" it is a fact that many pets do not chew their food well enough to get any abrasive cleaning action from dry food. Whether you feed dry or canned food the single most important thing for dental health is tooth brushing.
Why does Halo refer to its products as natural?
Because it is! AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) defines "natural" pet food as having ingredients from ONLY plant, animal or mined sources. These foods cannot be highly processed or contain chemically synthetic ingredients, such as artificial flavors, preservatives or colorings.
Why does Halo refer to its products as holistic?
The holistic viewpoint that Halo has stems from the belief that health is achieved by focusing on the whole body through natural living. Halo believes that the quality of ingredients a pet eats is the foundation of overall well-being but that elimination of harsh chemicals from food, treats and the environment is also critical to achieve optimal health.
Why does Halo use so much egg and peas in their formulations?
Halo uses eggs and peas as an additional source of highly digestible protein to support protein levels in all formulations. Halo does not use meat meal as a concentrated source of dried protein and uses only whole real meat ingredients. It is more difficult to achieve very high protein levels when using whole real meat instead of a meat meal. We feel the eggs and peas are healthier alternatives to meat meal.
Why does Halo avoid rice and corn in their foods?
Halo defines corn and white rice as "fillers". These are carbohydrates that may raise blood sugar levels rapidly and create hormonal signals that may have negative long term effects on metabolism and weight gain. Corn and rice based diets may also contribute to chronic symptoms of maldigestion, such as gas, bloating, and diarrhea. Halo makes healthier carbohydrate choices by using whole grains such as barley and oats and vegetables like sweet potatoes. These carbohydrates are nutrient-dense because they supply energy as well as high levels of fiber for digestive health and high levels of vitamins and minerals for overall health.
Holistic. Whole. Humane.
Halo is committed to providing no less than the best holistic recipes to satisfy your dog’s carnivorous cravings. Their wet dog food combines pure, natural ingredients like whole meat, poultry and fish plus non-GMO fruits and vegetables for delicious, more digestible meals. Following a whole meat philosophy, Halo never uses animal by-products or meat meals—just the real, whole proteins your dog needs to thrive.
Superior Digestibility
Halo believes that whole meat equals a whole lot more digestibility. As obligate carnivores, dogs need meat, not just parts of animals that you wouldn’t consider to be meat. When your pet gets whole proteins instead of rendered meats like chicken meal or fish meal, they’re getting optimum nutrition that’s easier for their body to digest. And that means they can get the full benefits of each nutrient-rich ingredient.
What's in Your Dog's Bowl?
With Halo, you won’t see a meat meal hiding anywhere in the ingredients, and there’s no corn, wheat, wheat gluten, rice or artificial colors, preservatives or flavors. Here’s what you will find:
Holistic Whole Meat: Salmon, whitefish, chicken or turkey that's slow-cooked provides a more digestible source of protein with up to 16 times less ash than rendered meat.
Non-GMO Produce: Fruits and vegetables from farms that refuse to use genetically modified seeds that rely heavily on chemical fertilizers and herbicides to produce crops.
Holistic Recipes for Every Dog
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Adult (Stews)
- Beef
- Lamb
- Chicken
- Turkey and Salmon
- Garden of Vegan
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Small Breed
- Grain-Free Turkey and Duck
- Grain-Free Chicken and Salmon
- Grain-Free Turkey and Chickpea
- Grain-Free Chicken and Chickpea
- Healthy Weight Wild Salmon and Venison
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Senior
- Beef
- Chicken
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Puppy
- Guinea Fowl and Garden Greens
- Quail and Garden Greens
- Rabbit and Garden Greens
- Chicken, Egg and Garden Greens
Halo says NO to:
- Meat meal (rendered meat)
- Animal by-products
- Added growth hormones
- Corn, wheat, wheat gluten and rice
- Artificial colors, preservatives and flavors
- Compromises and shortcuts
Halo says YES to:
- Whole meat that's responsibly sourced
- Highly digestible whole proteins
- Animals raised as nature intended
- Fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins and minerals
- Holistic, natural ingredients
- Donating to shelters
- Less ash and more bioavailable nutrition
About Halo
At Halo, the motto, "WHOLE Makes a Whole Lot of Difference" is more than just words. It's the philosophy that drives their holistic approach to ingredient sourcing, recipes, nutritional value and the welfare of all animals. It's their overall mission to change the way companion animals are fed and farm animals are raised—for the better. For over 30 years, Halo has insisted on creating only holistic pet foods that rely on whole meat, poultry or fish and never any rendered meat meal. This is the fundamental difference that sets them apart as a premium pet food brand.
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I trust Halo
By Daisymom on Sep 20, 2019
I feed both my 10-year-old dog and my 10-month-old puppy Halo dog food. The only problem is the older dog wants the puppy’s food, and the puppy wants the older dog’s food! So now I mix them together and everybody’s happy.
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Bad Oil replacement
By sreeves on Sep 13, 2019
5 star for the original formula. What a shame, the new Lamb formula replaced Flax oil and Salmon oil with cheap sunflower oil. That is a game changer. So disappointed. Hope to buy up the old formula than find something else.
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great soft dogfood
By Sally on Sep 14, 2019
My dog needs soft food because she is older. This food satisfies that and she loves it. It's also healthy for her because it is Non GMO.
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It's Lamb Paté (not stew) and we Love it!
By Lady on May 25, 2019
Although the label says "Lamb Stew," this is a dense paté which I prefer, because stews have more water in them. This goes a longer way and both of my dogs love it. My 21 mo. old English Bulldog had anal-gland issues and if you've ever had a dog with this, you know what a hassle it is! The only thing that worked was giving her a glob of pumpkin 2 x/day (sweet potatoes didn't do the trick). After switching her to Halo, I noticed improvement and started weaning her off the pumpkin. I'm amazed. It's been several weeks now and she's doing great - not one mishap! Thanks, Halo! And thanks, Chewy :)
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Halo Lamb Stew
By Rhetta on Jul 26, 2019
Purchased this for a possible back up in case they did not like the Stella and Chewy. One dog loves this. My other dog is a picky eater and likes mostly dry
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Great Food for Mixing with Kibble
By WicketsMom on Feb 13, 2019
I have a picky eater. I have finally found a dry food that he will eat for more than a week straight, but I still like to mix it up a bit. He doesn't like plain dry kibble, so I always need to find something to mix in with his kibble. He has never gobbled up his food as fast as he has with this. He absolutely loves this lamb recipe. Sometimes, wet food is hard on his digestive system, but not this recipe. I don't know why he loves it so much, but I'm glad I have found something he is so willing to eat.
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Lamb recipe -BUT- not stew
By Zippy on Mar 11, 2019
Only canned my dogs like, mixed with their dry Halo. To reiterate (as I don’t see my previous review), they love the LAMB RECIPE, but NOT the lamb stew which was sent to me by mistake (the stew makes them gassy-not good!).
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Great for little Hound with very sensitive stomach
By Munichchick on Jan 10, 2019
We have had to try many different high quality foods in order to find the right combination for our Italian Greyhound Monti's sensitive stomach and for him to actually be excited about his food and eat it. Halo Holistic Lamb Recipe that we mix with another brand high quality dry kibble works great. Monti loves it and he has had no stomach problems since he started eating this.
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just the prescription for rescue dog
By wolfe1000 on Dec 9, 2018
10 lb rescue dog needed to add 10 lb with healthy well balanced meal that would have the best results while not worrying about digestive or allergy issues. when I opened the can Ginger perked right up, smells like human food yet is soft for her damaged teeth. Her hair has grown back glossy and healthy. She is alert, active and responsive. Halo is her food, lamb her choice. affordable thanks to Chewy and delivered right to our door.
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Picky dog but food looks great
By Cordylyne on Nov 27, 2018
I had wanted to try halo for a while and just bought a few cases while it was on sale. The food looks good and is a dense pate the company seems to be a quality company as well. Unfortunately My dog actually spit it out. I have never seen him do this to a food. I think the food is probably very good but just not a score for us. We will stick to Cocolicious for now.
