Halo Holistic Wet Dog Food, Plant-Based Recipe, Superfoods, 5.5 oz, 12-Pack

Good product I wish they had the little size, my dog is small and I have to leave the can open

Dogs like this food as a good staple diet.

Tried some wet food as my pup is now 14 and not always interested in his dry food. Vegan food because I’m vegan and it’s better for his health. He loves it! Mixed half and half with his Wild Earth dry vegan kibble he gobbles it up.

Have to give it for 4 stars for the damaged cans—poor quality control. My dogs love this food and they’re very healthy on it. They’ve been eating it for about 8 years or so. I find, though, that we receive some damaged cans with every case. This is unsafe for my dogs to eat and outrageous for the price that we pay for it.

This is great for all who do not want to take part in the torture of animals for our plates. It is nice that we can safely include our dogs! My dog loves the taste, and I did have a previous dog that loved the taste. She passed away due to old age and the dog I have now picked up with this food where she left off. I also give my neighbor's dog a 13 ounce can of this five days a week as a treat and he loves it. The quality is everything needed for our precious dogs. It is easy on the digestive system. The ingredients are all that a dog needs. I do not find that it has any aroma but that is ok, my dog loves it. I use a couple of tablespoons of this mixed with Halo's dry dog food for adult dogs to equal the amount my dog is to eat each day, and I mix it with the dry just for my dog's enjoyment. I do recommend this product, the canned and dry versions of Halo dog food.

I bought this food because its pate consistency is perfect for hiding my dog's meds. I really was skeptical that she would like a plant-based food since she is about as carnivorous as it gets. She turns her nose up at most foods that aren't meat or cheese, including peanut butter! I, however, am vegan and always try to find her food that is as ethically sourced as possible. Halo is one of the few brands that is Animal Welfare Certified by the Global Animal Partnership and after trying a chicken & salmon flavor from them that she liked, I decided to give this formula a try. She devours it! My only wish is that the labeling was a little easier to understand. Its ingredients don't list any obvious grains, but it is not labeled as grain-free, so I'm guessing something in this formula is considered a grain? I avoid grains for my dog, but whatever grain is in this food, it must be minimal, as she has had no adverse reactions after eating several cans. I also think it would be good if Halo included their GAP partnership step # on their label. So that's it -- the food itself is great and the only changes I'd like to see are on the labeling.

My two dogs love eating this canned food, but one of my dogs developed a red rash on her stomach when she started eating this Halo canned food. I have stopped feeding it to her because of this allergic reaction she has developed, which has only happened while eating this version of Halo food. I also don't like that it's overly processed and bland looking, showing No vegetables. Luckily my other dog has not developed this rash.

I have a 15 year old Shih Tzu mix and a 1 year old Yorkie mix. The older dog has been sick and has become very picky about his food. The younger one has to have exactly what her older brother is having. I was having so much trouble getting the older one to eat, that I resorted to putting a little bit of Gerber’s chicken and gravy on top of his food and on his pill pockets and pill cones. I was not too happy about that. I had been using Natural Balance plant-based foods for my older dog for years, but since his interest was waning, I decided to see if he would like Halo better. I put some on top of each bowl of Natural Balance, and OMG, both bowls were empty in no time! I haven’t seen them eat like that in months! I also put some of the Halo pâté on the peanut butter pill cones I just started using. He took the pills right away!