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About Wellness Complete Health Dog Food
Scientifically Crafted
Balanced Nutrition
For a Lifetime of Wellbeing
Thoughtfully Selected Natural Ingredients
Protein
Blueberries
Spinach
Carrots
Support the 5 Signs of Wellbeing in Your Dog
ENERGY:
Nutritious, balanced blends of high-quality proteins, select fats and wholesome grains provide the energy your best friend needs for a healthy life.
SKIN & COAT:
Nourish skin and coat health with essential vitamins and minerals and guaranteed levels of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids.
IMMUNITY:
High-quality proteins and vitamins A and E support healthy immunity for optimum overall health.
DIGESTIVE HEALTH:
Prebiotics, probiotics and healthy fiber combine to help support a healthy digestive system.
EYES, TEETH AND GUMS:
Vitamin A and calcium provide support for healthy eyes, teeth and gums.
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| Top Ingredients | Turkey, Turkey Broth, Water Sufficient For Processing... | Venison Broth, Venison, Beef Liver... | Lamb Broth, Lamb, Beef... | Turkey, Turkey Broth, Turkey Liver... | Beef, Beef Broth, Beef Liver... |
| Breed Size | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds |
| Food Flavor | Turkey, Poultry | Salmon, Venison, Meat, Seafood & Fish | Lamb, Beef, Meat | Turkey, Sweet Potato, Poultry, Fruits & Vegetables | Beef, Sweet Potato, Meat, Fruits & Vegetables |
| Special Diet | No Corn No Wheat No Soy, Pea-Free, With Grain | No Corn No Wheat No Soy | No Corn No Wheat No Soy, Pea-Free, With Grain | No Corn No Wheat No Soy, Pea-Free, With Grain | No Corn No Wheat No Soy, With Grain |
| Health Feature | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Immune Support, Skin & Coat Health, Vitamins & Minerals |
| Packaging Type | Can | Can | Can | Can | Can |
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For my Diabetic Fur Baby, Wellness 95% and Turkey Stew is the answer!
Most Wellness 95% meats and this Turkey stew along with controlled amounts of a diabetic dry food helps keep his glucose in better control. I noted "most" meats of Wellness 95% because for some reason, the beef causes higher glucose readings, (maybe it's the higher amounts of bone/tendon white pieces in the beef, I made sure I didn't have the beef w/carrots, carrots would add more natural sugar). I can pick out most of the carrots in the turkey stew and the barley has no effect. A veternarian recommended diabetic wet food is rarely available and very high in price and shipping. The dry contains "corn" which is sugary, but my veternarian responded, they need some carbs. I am now able to put weight on him with Wellness 95% meats. If Wellness brings out a diabetic dry food, I'll grab it too.
Chow hounds now
My picky Chihuahuas love this food. They eat it down almost in one bite even though they can be picky they've both turned into Chow hounds. It's great food and good for them, they were always thirsty now they don't have to drink as much because there's more moisture in the food. My babies are happy now.
Yum yum yum yum
Looks and smells good enough to eat. They are lucky dogs. I mix this with raw grass-fed beef, sardines and a very little kibble.
Not so much
My chi has gotten picky over the years (spoiled? Nooooooo! Ha!), but she seemed to like the Wellness kibble I was feeding her, so I decided to give their canned food a try. The meat chunks are fairly large for a tiny mouth, so I have to cut them up, which is annoying, but fine. She had a rough transition to this food as well, and now that we're a few cans in to the case, it's clearly not a transitional thing and more of a we need to only give her a small amount. Biggest thing is though, she just doesn't seem to love it. She was doing happy dances when it was just the Stella and Chewy nuggets and kibble (our vet doesn't like raw food so we were trying to switch her out), but as soon as we started adding this canned food to the mix, she stares at us a bit before getting into her bowl. For us, this unfortunately was not a win on many levels. We tried!
Senior dog will eat after regular food was discontinued
I have a JRT who is pushing 19 and is still full of vitality albeit blind. She has eaten Canidae small breed for the last three years. They discontinued the line. Absolutely nothing out there is like the Canidae she ate. I've spent hundreds on canned food trying to find one she'd eat; fortunately, I have another dog who is more than happy to eat what she rejects. I bought this line in three varieties, thinking she'd go for the beef, because that's what she likes. She hates chicken and anything with fish. I've never seen turkey before. She loves this, but there is a caveat...the gravy is too rich and she will throw it up. I have to rinse this food before I feed it to her and chop it up a bit. She inhales it. I cried for weeks when we were whittling down to the last of the Canidae. I was afraid I'd have to put a dog down because she couldn't accept a new food. Texturally, this line is like a firm pate that is compressed into shape. The shapes are bigger than she can stomach, because she doesn't chew, so I chop it up after I rinse it.
Not good for my dogs
Both my dogs reacted poorly to this canned food being added to their dry food. I only added 4 oz to one dog's food and one chunk to the other to avoid jealousy. Maybe it wasn't the food but that was the only life variable.
High Quality
I have recently made the change to Wellness Stew, after years using another product. The latter had good quality at first but there had been a distinct decline over the past 6 months. The cans were not full, and carried almost a quarter gravy, rather than meat. Very few vegetables. Also, constant supply problems. Wellness stews are very high quality, a lot of meat and vegetables, and for a few extra dollars, is a much superior product. Well worth it.
Loves it loves it
Moe is the pickiest!!!! Finally!!!!!!!!! We r both so happy. He always wants more
New food for Pappy
I was unable to purchase food Pappy has been on for years. I did not want to change Flavour, and did my best to stay as close to consistancy of prior food as possible, to help prevent diarrhea, and not to trigger his pancratitis. The gentleman on the phone who helped me with comparisons, searched with me, so I could see a picture of the food. He did a great job. He was very patient, and I appreciated him vey much for his patience.
Great food but why is it so expensive
It’s inching towards $4/can even in bulk and that is lame.