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My kitty loves the Wholehearted flaked chicken in broth canned food and I'm considering trying the dry food too. What has been your experience with this brand of food whether good or bad?
I haven't tried the canned, but both of my cats love the Wholehearted dry duck food.My kitty loves the Wholehearted flaked chicken in broth canned food and I'm considering trying the dry food too. What has been your experience with this brand of food whether good or bad?
Well that's fine everyone has their own standards!American Journey has chicken meal and fish meal though. I try to stick with only duck and especially no fish.
I don't feed dry but I absolutely agree with you about those carbs being excessive.The dry food has chickpeas, peas, and pea flour in its first 5 ingredients. That's too much carbs in my opinion.
Yep, the limited ingredient duck is the one that I feed my cats.I don't feed dry but I absolutely agree with you about those carbs being excessive.
My cats normally eat raw but the Great Rabbit Shortage of 2019 has forced me to branch out. Everyone but my picky eater Thirteen loves the flaked chicken. I've been meaning to ask if anyone else was feeding Wholehearted. Keep in mind that they also have a limited ingredient formula too.
The LID dry duck food lists lentils, not legumes, if that makes a difference.I work for petco and I have to say. Whole hearted is such a money grab. The kibble anyway. The wet is ok. But the dry is nothing but legumes and a tiny bit of meat. They came out with an lid formula last year, smaller bags, higher price, etc. and when u look at the ingredients the only difference in the regular chicken and lid chicken is peas are replaced with the word “legumes”. Makes 0 sense for that food to cost more. All of the cat and dog lid foods are that way. I usually try to avoid recommending it to customers as I don’t feel it’s a quality product with any good purpose behind it except to get petco more exclusive sales.
Nope. Same thing. Just fancy word play to charge more. I don’t think there’s a regular duck tho soThe LID dry duck food lists lentils, not legumes, if that makes a difference.