9 Responses to “Wellness Complete Health Turkey and Salmon Recipe Cat Food (Pack of 24, 5.5-Ounce Cans)”

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   M. Long said on July 20th, 2010 at 12:17 pm

   Review by M. Long for Wellness Complete Health Turkey and Salmon Recipe Cat Food (Pack of 24, 5.5-Ounce Cans)
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   I alternate between buying this and Newman’s Own brand cat food. I appreciate that the primary ingredients in Wellness are actually meat rather than filler like “Chicken Meal” or other ingredients that are not as good for cats.

   I have one cat who eats anything and another that is very picky — both love this food. However, I have never fed either of them especially junky foods so they may just not know what they are missing.

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   S. E. Rigley said on July 20th, 2010 at 12:34 pm

   Review by S. E. Rigley for Wellness Complete Health Turkey and Salmon Recipe Cat Food (Pack of 24, 5.5-Ounce Cans)
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   Until I am able to make my own raw diet for my cat, I purchase this food for her, and I’ve been able to tell a noticeable difference in her health and energy levels. I used to feed her Purina One dry food, but after a ton of research and questions, I’m slowly figuring out what she really needs to thrive. Wellness uses human-grade ingredients, and while I don’t care for the Guar Gum or Carageenan additives, it’s still a product worth buying.

   With regards to the one star rating, shame on you for buying from a breeder, and for passing up “health food” for your pets. Just because they can survive on cheap food that doesn’t use natural ingredients, doesn’t mean it’s good for them. Children can survive on a diet of sugar cereal and cheeseburgers, but no responsible parent would feed that to them, either. If you love your kids, you make them eat their vegetables.

   In conclusion, it may take a little while for your kitty to accept natural food that isn’t filled with nasty additives and flavorings to make it stinky, but when they do you will see an improvement! I also recommend Natural Balance canned food, another good quality diet. Raw food is best, but high quality canned food is still head and shoulders above dry kibble diets.

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   HTBK said on July 20th, 2010 at 12:47 pm

   Review by HTBK for Wellness Complete Health Turkey and Salmon Recipe Cat Food (Pack of 24, 5.5-Ounce Cans)
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   The pet food industry can be one of the most infuriating as you start doing research and discovering what trash manufacturers (and the vets who get paid off by the manufacturers) push onto the unsuspecting public. For reference, don’t ask your vet – do some Internet research at sites like, for example, petfoodratings.net. What you’ll find is that even the supposed “high-end” lines from basically every major supermarket label are horrible for your fuzzy friends. People who trust the marketing or trust their vets overpay and feed their cats foods that are full of carcinogens, cheap ingredients that are inappropriate for a cat’s digestive system, and byproducts that provide nothing of value and are basically a way to make cheap profit off of literal garbage. It’s a tragedy, as these same cats end up with shorter lifespans, kidney problems, UTIs, cancer, and a host of other issues, all of which could have been avoided by a high quality food.

   This is an A-Grade food. What you’ll find here is very high protein content, many meat meals, potatoes, salmon oil, flax seed, and no grains, which is great as a cat is not an omnivore, it’s a carnivore, and it simply does not need grains. It has 50 percent protein, which is among the highest you’ll see in cat food. The first 4 ingredients are all meats.

   What you will NOT find here is the kind of junk you’ll see in things like Purina One and Science Diet – byproducts (aka beaks, feathers, bird feet), brewers rice (aka the waste product from making beer), wheat flour (a leading cause of pet allergies), corn gluten (a cheap waste of space), and things like “liver flavor” (because they don’t want to pay for the real thing). I didn’t just pull those ingredients out of the air – I was reading the ingredients list of Purina One. It’s pathetic.

   Don’t feed your cats trash. Pay a little more to feed them good food now, and they’ll lead longer, healthier, more satisfied lives as a result. It’s worth it.

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   Georgia Vallejos said on July 20th, 2010 at 1:40 pm

   Review by Georgia Vallejos for Wellness Complete Health Turkey and Salmon Recipe Cat Food (Pack of 24, 5.5-Ounce Cans)
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   I only bought this because the breeder where I bought my cat said she wouldn’t eat anything else. I’m surprised my cat didn’t starve to death, because she wouldn’t touch this stuff, nor would my other cat. I donated it to the Humane Society.

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   Nancy Kim said on July 20th, 2010 at 2:39 pm

   Review by Nancy Kim for Pet Stages Dental Health Chews pair
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   I purchased these for my cat in the hopes they would stop chewing on my shoes and so far it’s worked. Both cats go absolutely crazy over these chews – carrying them around the house and batting them all over the floor. Just when I think they’re done playing, they run back and pounce on the chews. The only con is that my cats are little chewing devils and the cloth fringe at the ends didn’t even last an hour. They still enjoy playing with the ring section but I’m a little concerned because I think my cats may have actually eaten the string fringe. Cats seem to love it but it’s not that durable… Would probably buy again for my cats but snip off the fringe before giving it to them.

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   Carmen Dragon said on July 20th, 2010 at 2:42 pm

   Review by Carmen Dragon for Pet Stages Dental Health Chews pair
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   I just bought these for my girlfriend’s cat, and as soon as I gave them to him, they became his favorite toys. He’ll play fetch with them for hours and carries them all over the house. I have no idea if they actually clean his teeth (his breath still stinks if you ask me), but he has the greatest time playing with these. I don’t know if all cats will love them this much, but this cat definitely does.

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   C. A. Boswell said on July 20th, 2010 at 2:48 pm

   Review by C. A. Boswell for Pet Stages Dental Health Chews pair
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   It took quite a bit of persuading to get my cat to play with this chew toy. But once he got the idea, it was great.

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   Doodles said on July 20th, 2010 at 3:26 pm

   Review by Doodles for Pet Stages Dental Health Chews pair
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   I buy these all the time and keep them on hand for my cat. She’s loved them from the first time and never tires of them. Loves to chew on them.

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   clh said on July 20th, 2010 at 4:21 pm

   Review by clh for Pet Stages Dental Health Chews pair
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   My 3 cats will occasionally play with these, but not as often as they play with the hoard of little furry catnip toys they own. I like the idea that these would help with dental health, but even when the cats play with these, they don’t seem to chew on them. They just throw the toys around and chase them-no chewing takes place. I wouldn’t buy again.

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