Wellness Complete Health Puppy Deboned Chicken, Oatmeal & Salmon Meal Recipe Dry Dog Food

Quality food at a reasonable price. Pup wasn't too excited about it at first, but food motivation can be created and now he can hardly contain himself when it's time to eat. His stools have also greatly improved and he had no issues during the transitioning period. ONLY thing I have to say about this food is that I have found about 3 pieces of kibble that had something hard and red sticking out of them, I wondered if it was plastic and was a bit concerned. Have been keeping an eye on that. The zip function of the bag also doesn't work so I have been clipping it closed.

I transitioned my corgi puppy over to this food after we got him. We did it over the course of maybe 3 days or so. No tummy issues at all. He loves this food. He waits patiently each time I get his bowl at meal times. I wanted a quality food for a decent price and I’m happy with this.

I’m glad we switched to this. We just got it on time in the mail for our little girl. She was still searching the floor for some after she ate it out of our hands and her lunch. She liked the puppy chow, but this is better. I had to switch back her lunch to the slow feeder!

I have had my 6 month old puppy on this food since she was 10 weeks old. She loves to eat it with or without soft food. she has a great coat and muscle her poops are great. Only down fall and I can live with it lol is that her farts could clear a room.

My vet recommended Purina Pro Plan for our new border collie puppy instead of the grain free taste of the wild I originally had her on. After lots of research I picked Wellness Puppy. No corn, wheat, soy or by-products. My puppy isn’t as excited to eat it as she was her taste of the wild, but she will eventually eat it all so I’m honestly not sure how I feel about it. The only time she loves to eat it is when I mix it with wet food or pumpkin for her dinner. She’s stopped itching and her poops are less frequent and pretty well formed so that’s a plus. Overall I think it’s one of the best dry puppy foods out there due to its ingredients. Because it’s pricey, I recommend starting with a smaller My vet recommended Purina Pro Plan for our new border collie puppy instead of the grain free taste of the wild I originally had her on. After lots of research I picked Wellness Puppy. No corn, wheat, soy or by-products. My puppy isn’t as excited to eat it as she was her taste of the wild, but she will eventually eat it all so I’m honestly not sure how I feel about it. The only time she loves to eat it is when I mix it with wet food or pumpkin for her dinner. She’s stopped itching and her poops are less frequent and pretty well formed so that’s a plus. Overall I think it’s one of the best dry puppy foods out there due to its ingredients. Because it’s pricey, I recommend starting with a smaller size bag in case your puppy is picky. … more

I saw wellness rated high. Some reviews mentioned their puppy NOT eating it and others regarding their poop being more. The adoption company I adopted my dog from used Wellness. I mainly use Origen and Blue Buffalo with a few Wellness mixed in. Wellness is healthy. I could see poop changing if you ONLY use Wellness. I believe some should be mixed in due to it’s nutrition. My dog recognized Wellness asap. May have to start with Wellness or your dog may not be interested unless you mix it in with other food. Thanks

My Westie Jac was on Wellness Core for skin issues. Very picky boy but loved this food. He passed this year due to cancer. Unforseeable!!! My new pup Tuk was switched to this after noticing him not finishing the breeders puppy food. Slowly switched him and he loves it!

When I brought her home from the breeder, she was on Purina. She had hookworms. The vet gave her meds, but for a month she had very loose stools. I bought this food because I thought maybe she was allergic to grains, and finally her stools are normal. She gobbles this food up, and wants more. Even my 12 yr. old schnauzer eats it, she is no puppy but she loves it too.

I have read nutritional analysis that rated this food very highly, and was hoping my new puppy would adjust well. We tried to do a slow transition to the new food, but instantly I could see she had stomach upset (gurgles, soft stool, etc). She started to eat just small amounts when she was hungry enough when it’s normal for her to eat a whole bowl of her food. When we switched back to pro-plan her first potty break was back to almost normal. It’s a high quality food, just not for our doggo.

My 5-month-old cattle dog loves this kibble, but she loses her breakfast almost every morning. We are going to try feeding her smaller portions three times a day to see if that helps.