Halo Quail & Garden Greens Recipe Grain-Free Sensitive Stomach Canned Cat Food, 5.5-oz, case of 12
Give your cat what he naturally craves with Halo Quail & Garden Greens Recipe Grain-Free Sensitive Stomach Canned Cat Food. Feeding your feline 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-raised, cage-free quail is the very first ingredient, along with a wholesome non-GMO garden greens. The novel proteins and grain-free formula in this special recipe are easy on your kitty’s sensitive tummy and he’ll love the highly-digestible, meaty flavor. Vitamins, minerals and trace nutrients, including taurine for his eyes and heart, are added to help keep your happy cat healthy–inside and out.
Key Benefits- Made with real, whole poultry and never any rendered meat meal, like chicken meal or fish meal.
- Special recipe is formulated with novel proteins and non-GMO greens like dandelion, barley grass and parsley to support easy digestion.
- Complete and balanced nutrition is fortified with essential vitamins, minerals and trace nutrients, including taurine for strong, healthy eyes and heart.
- 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 finicky eater.
This product has recently undergone a packaging and slight formulation change. Customers may receive the old formulation during this transition.
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Item Number77066
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Packaging Type
Can
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Food Texture
Pate
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Food Form
Wet Food
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Lifestage
Adult
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Made in
United States
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Special Diet
Grain-Free
Old Formulation: Quail, Chicken Broth, Chicken, Chicken Liver, Water, Dried Eggs, Dandelion Greens, Natural Flavors, Tricalcium Phosphate, Barley Grass, Agar-Agar, Parsley, Salt, Choline Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Taurine, Calcium Carbonate, Zinc Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Magnesium Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Calcium Iodate, Thiamine Mononitrate, Niacin Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Calcium Pantothenate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin D2 Supplement, Folic Acid.
New Formulation: Quail, Chicken, Chicken Broth, Chicken Liver, Water, Eggs, Natural Flavor, Agar-Agar, Tricalcium Phosphate, Barley Grass, Dandelion Greens, Parsley, Choline Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Carbonate, Taurine, Salt, Zinc Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Magnesium Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Calcium Iodate, Thiamine Mononitrate, Niacin Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Calcium Pantothenate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Riboflavin Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid.
Caloric Content1,184 kcal/kg, 185 kcal/can
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
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| Crude Protein | 10.50% min |
| Crude Fat | 7.50% min |
| Crude Fiber | 1.25% max |
| Moisture | 78.0% max |
| Ash | 2.25% max |
| Taurine | 0.12% min |
Feed 3/4 - 1 oz per lb of body weight per day, split into 2 meals.
Guidelines for changing your pet’s current dry or wet food to Halo dry or wet food:
Days 1-3: 75% old food, 25% Halo
Days 4-5: 50% old food, 50% Halo
Days 6-7: 25% old food, 75% Halo
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.
Holistic. Whole. Humane.
Halo is committed to providing no less than the best holistic recipes to satisfy your cat’s carnivorous cravings. Their wet cat 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 cat needs to thrive.
Superior Digestibility
Halo believes that whole meat equals a whole lot more digestibility. As obligate carnivores, cats 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 Cat'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 Cat
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Grain-Free Adult (Stews)
- Turkey
- Chicken
- Lamb
- Salmon
- Chicken and Beef
- Chicken, Shrimp and Crab
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Grain-Free Indoor (Pâtés)
- Chicken
- Salmon
- Turkey and Duck
- Whitefish
- Seafood Medley
- Turkey and Giblets
- Chicken and Beef
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Grain-Free Senior
- Turkey and Chickpea
- Chicken and Chickpea
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Grain-Free Sensitive Stomach (Pâtés)
- Guinea Fowl and Garden Greens
- Quail and Garden Greens
- Rabbit and Garden Greens
- Chicken, Egg and Garden Greens
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Gluten-Free with Quinoa
- Chicken and Trout
- Turkey and Quail
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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By Marty on Jul 13, 2018 Top 500 Contributor
One of my cats has irritable bowel syndrome, or whatever the vet calls it. She vomit almost daily but doesn't really lose weight or look bad. I bought a case of Halo thinking it would help with the stomach problem. It might -- if I could get her to eat it. She doesn't even consider it food. I tried it on our other 3 cats with the same result. I then tried to feed to a feral cat colony -- they ate it a couple of times, then walked away from it.
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By Hoja on May 31, 2018
I have a 20lb Siamese mix that loves dry food. I have been trying to find a can food to provide 1/2 of his daily calories. It seems to be Mission Impossible. After 3 cans over 6 days (1/2 can per day) he threw up 5 times one morning. Perhaps a message to me from my very intelligent & spoiled cat. I welcome suggestions. This does seen to be fine cat food. Oh, and I love Chewie!!
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By Chet on Aug 8, 2018
bought for a friend who has a cat that throws up shortly after eating wet food, she switched him to all dry but I'm a strong believer of feeding a cat a "species appropriate" diet and cats need fresh protein (versus cooked to death kibble), so I bought her some of this "sensitive stomach" formula. He cleans his plate and he's keeping it down so it gets a big thumbs up.
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By amyt on Jun 19, 2018
My cat has been having constipation issues. The vet recommended I get food that had fiber in it, so I googled that and came up with this Halo quail & garden greens. It's gotten mixed reviews, but I got some anyway and my cat absolutely loves it! I'm so pleased I can feed her something special that is good for her too.
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By Momof12kitties on Jul 13, 2018
Our 11-yr-old loved it and has had an easier time going #2. She's already on laculose (sp?) for constipation and was still having trouble, but this food has really seemed to help. Halo products in general seem to be popular among the household of 12.
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By Jojo on Jun 8, 2018
Seemed like a healthy non boring meal for my 4 yr/o feline but she wouldn’t touch this. Ended giving the case to my neighbor with other brands and flavors Amber would not touch.
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By IndianaGary on Oct 29, 2017
I have a 14 year old silver Weegie named Chadwick who has a somewhat nervous tummy so I decided to try the Halo Sensitive Stomach canned food. I've been using other Halo wet food (most notably, their Spot's Stew) for all my cats and have been very happy with the quality of the food and my cats love it! Chadwick loves the Quail and Garden Greens and no longer barfs his meals. I realize that cats are individuals and your mileage may vary, but I recommend that anyone owned by a kitty with a sensitive stomach give it a try.
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By tigress66 on Jan 12, 2018
I have been trying all sorts of a-typical proteins because one of my cats was just treated for Pancreatitis and upper GI irritation.But I also have three others.The balance of finding a food that is easy on their stomachs and tastes good has been a challenge.Not one of them ate this food.Live and learn.Will probably have to donate to local shelter.But dont get me wrong,Chewy rocks!
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By Momma65 on Aug 1, 2017
I got this because of the ingredients, and it was supposed to be healthy. I have 4 cats of different ages that get a variey of different foods, so they are used to getting new and different stuff all the time. Not one of them would even try it. All four sniffed it and left it alone. I bought an entire case of 3 flavor variety too. I am now mixing it in with the dog food just to use them up. Yep, the dogs like them
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By Tink on Mar 24, 2018
I would so like to say my cat loved this, but she turns up her nose when I serve her. I have added it to other canned foods and it does get consumed, however not at the full value it has to offer.
