Wellness Complete Health Small Breed Adult Dry Dog Food, Wholesome Grain Kibble, Natural, Turkey and Oatmeal Recipe, 12 lb Bag

I’ve been a loyal fan of Wellness Complete Health Dry Dog Food for years—so much so that I have it on subscription and never let it run out. My current small but mighty companion absolutely thrives on the Turkey & Oatmeal recipe, and before him, my previous dog was just as devoted. It’s been our go-to brand across generations of canine connoisseurs.This food keeps my dog energetic, healthy, and oh-so-shiny, and the ingredients give me peace of mind. No mystery fillers or questionable bits—just wholesome, natural nourishment that even the fussiest of pups will devour with enthusiasm (and a hint of snobbery).Having it delivered like clockwork every few months? Bliss. One less thing to worry about, and my dog never has to suffer the tragedy of an empty bowl.And now, a word from His Royal Highness, Nugget the Harlequin Min Pin:“Darlings, I don’t eat just anything. I dine. And this, my dear humans, is the pâté de résistance of kibble. If it’s not Wellness, I simply turn my nose up and stare longingly out the window like a misunderstood artist. But this—this keeps my coat gleaming, my zoomies zesty, and my theatrics well-fuelled. I shall have it for breakfast, luncheon, and supper… and if you’re a moment late, I will summon you with dramatic sighs. Five stars, paws down.”

My little dog absolutely loves this food! As soon as I fill her bowl, she dives right in, and that alone makes me so happy. The kibble is the perfect size for small breeds, and I like knowing it’s made with real turkey and good, simple ingredients instead of fillers.I also have this set up on auto-ship, which is such a lifesaver—no more last-minute runs to the store or worrying about running out. Plus, the price here is way better than what I was paying at Petco, so it saves me money too.Since switching to this food, I’ve noticed my dog’s coat looks shinier, and she just seems overall healthier and more energetic. It gives me peace of mind knowing I’m feeding her something that’s both tasty and good for her.Honestly, I couldn’t ask for a better food for my pup. If you’ve got a small dog, I definitely recommend giving this one a try!

I’ve been feeding my small dog the Wellness Complete Health Small Breed Turkey & Oatmeal Recipe for 3+ years, and the results have been outstanding. The kibble is perfectly sized for small mouths, making mealtime more enjoyable. The first ingredients—deboned turkey, chicken meal, and salmon meal—provide high-quality protein that supports lean muscle mass and energy levels.What I appreciate most is the inclusion of wholesome grains like oatmeal and barley, which are gentle on my dog’s digestive system. The formula also contains added probiotics, antioxidants, and omega fatty acids, promoting a healthy coat and strong immune system.There are no fillers like corn, wheat, or soy, and no artificial preservatives or by-products.Overall, this food has improved my dog’s coat, energy, and overall health. Highly recommended!

I switched my dog from Wellness Core to Wellness Complete Health because it is grain included. My vet advised me not to feed my dog grain-free food because of the controversy over it and many reported cases of dogs getting sick and dying from grain-free food. I trust Wellness because of the ingredient list and my past experiences using their food. I've never had my dog get sick from their food even when switching between different flavors and recipes. It also smells good, as good as dog food can smell! I've always noticed that the expiration dates on the bags are a year or more from the time that I buy it, which is great. My dog is a small 8lb. Pomeranian, so a 12lb bag lasts him about 3 months. I got a discount because I signed up for Subscribe & Save so now I get 2 bags delivered to my house every 6 months. It's convenient because I don't have to remember to buy dog food and I timed it out perfectly where he's just about out of food by the time the shipment comes. I like that I had that option. I do think that my dog enjoyed the Wellness Core more than he enjoys the Complete Health food, but he does still get excited to eat it. I just don't think he eats it with as much gusto as he ate the Core food with. The food itself is bite-size, very small little triangles. The ingredients are what really attracted me to the Wellness brand in the first place. Take a look at the ingredient list and percentages of protein, etc. Then compare it to other big brands such as Iams, Hill's Science Diet, Royal Canin, etc. You'll see that there are ingredients that you can pronounce and even things that you would eat yourself, such as blueberries, spinach, kale, apples, carrots, etc. I think it's really important to feed my dog healthy food and ingredients that seem appealing to me as well. At some point I might get a different recipe, but still the Complete Health brand, just to switch it up a little because I believe even dogs don't want to eat the same thing every single day. The only thing that I can say that I didn't like about this purchase is the fact that the big 12 lb bag is not resealable, it doesn't have a ziplock. So I have to fold it over and use a bag clip. It would be a lot more convenient and probably would stay fresher longer if it had a ziplock on the bag. It's not a huge deal, but it would be nice. Overall, I love this company and I will continue to feed my dog and any future dogs Wellness food unless they change something. I would definitely recommend this to anyone that owns a dog. Even if you don't want to commit to a big bag, you can buy a small bag for only $15!

Wellness pet food is the finest quality pet food available, in my opinion, and I am a long time holistic veterinarian who uses it for my own pet, and for other pets in the past. Wellness foods are wheat, corn, soy, additive and preservative free. They are ideal holistic nutrition for healthy pets as well as pets needing a restricted diet for food sensitivities of any kind, and never include potentially problematic ingredients. This is the case with my beloved rescue dog who as a puppy had to have such a specific restricted healthy diet that if she ate anything else she would be vomiting and having diarrhea for a week, needing fluid therapy. As much as I didn't like it, she had to be on constant medications and probiotics for her first couple years of life, before finally being healthy enough to be tapered off of these.. She initially was saved as a puppy from these repeated bouts of illness by Iams Prime Naturals and then Iams Sensitive Naturals, but when these became hard to find, after extensive research into nutrition and the available options, I found Wellness, and that has been what has kept her healthy and happy ever since. I liked the quality and standards of ingredients so much that I switched all my other pets including cats to Wellness as well.Wellness does offer grain free versions also, but in my opinion and that of most veterinarians, grain free foods for pets are a fad with no real nutritional or biological basis, anymore than the fad in people. Dogs and cats are not wild animals and even cats are not obligate carnivores who eat no other types of foods besides meats. There is simply no scientific basis for this unfortunate fad, and I don't believe these foods are as well balanced as the original formulations of a high quality top of the line holistic food like Wellness, which is tested and certified at every step of development and production for the health and well-being of the pets who will be fed this food. Sure, cheap pet food with corn and chicken by products are not healthy by any stretch of the imagination, but easily digested carbohydrates from healthy sources like barley and rice, and sometimes potato, are important for a well balanced diet for our pets and for the digestion and assimilation of all the good healthy nutrients in high quality foods like Wellness.I will mention one more thing - even though this is "small breed" version of this food, and I have a 20 lb dog, I feed her the regular size kibble because the pieces of this are so small they are smaller than most cat food kibble. Larger pieces involve some chewing which is essential for dental health. Very few dogs would be small enough to need kibble this size. I personally buy it to use as treats for my dog because it is easy to use and she loves it, and it is very hard to find treats that meet the strict standards of quality needed to keep her healthy. Also, she has a treat-dispensing ball toy which can be set to a smaller opening for smaller pieces, and the "small breed" kibble fits perfectly into that toy for maximum enjoyment.In summary, I can say that I as a holistic veterinarian prefer Wellness food to even proprietary foods sold only by veterinarians. I think the quality and the standards of their ingredients cannot be matched by any other food. I will always feed it to my dog,(but the regular kibble for her regular meals, not the "small breed"), for the rest of her life, and also to any other pets I acquire. And it's good to have the "small breed" tiny kibble available to use for treats and her toys. Holistic nutrition when it leads to healthy high quality food such as this cannot be beat. Cannot highly recommend enough!!

I make my dog some fresh food and mix it with some kibble. This is the ONLY brand I have found that works well for my little dog who has some allergy problems. Made with ingredients I like such as apples, blueberries, kale, flaxseed, carrots and a slew of vitamins, this food also has omega 3's and 6's, L-carnitine, glucosamine and chondroitin. The pieces are very small and easy for him to eat. The reason I gave it 4 stars is that this brand of food has more 'dust' than any other brand I have ever tried. In the bottom third of the bad, I sift the food through a strainer to get the residue out. So some of the food is wasted, but unless I manage to find something better, this is our brand.

Good for small breed dog

Good price and Dog will tolerate it (not that she loves dry kibble. )

Good product, have a picky pug and she likes it, just a small portion seems to fill her up which is good.

Fair price. Fast delivery. Recommended

My dog had a heart murmur and the vet suggested that we change her diet to include grains. I had never heard of that before that the lack of grain in dog foods were associated with certain types of heart disease. I took her to the vet last week and he said he could no longer hear a heart murmur. I think the change in diet will extend the life of my senior dog. Check with your vet before switching but this really seemed to help our little chihuahua.

Healthy product

Made my dog sick