Wellness Complete Health Canned Cat Turkey

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When I first started ordering this product on Amazon I received damaged cans every single can on the wrapped pallet of twelve cans was dented so I know it didn't happen during shipping. The food was also dry so I stopped ordering the product after receiving two shipments of poor quality product. After getting reminder notices to reorder I decided to give it another try a few months later. The quality was excellent and the food was really moist and fresh perfect, my cats loved it! After receiving about four good quality product shipments, the fifth one that I currently received is back to being dry and chunky instead of moist and creamy and my cats won't eat it. How can the product be that inconsistent??? Very disappointed.

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Having learned from one diabetic cat, I now have all three on high-protein, low-carb, water-based canned food. This brand is made of human-grade products, the cats love it and the price is unbeatable for the quality.

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I have a seven year old gray tabby named Buddy. I got him when he was three. He is a very large cat, as the vet has a target weight for him at 18 pounds. Unfortunately, he has been over 20 pounds since I got him. While he is not fat, he is definitely in need of shedding a couple of pounds.

I had always fed him dry cat food. He was regularly eating Hill's Science Diet when I got him, and I was reluctant to change. I thought that some of his minor health problems were just a part of having a cat around. He tended to cough up massive hairballs, he would vomit stomach bile if he wasn't fed for more than a few hours, and his shedding was ridiculously constant.

About six months ago, my vet recommended that I switch to canned food in an effor to keep his weight under control. I quickly went out and bought a bunch of Hills Science Diet canned food, and he didn't like it very much. So I started to do a bit of research on what was the best food available for cats, and I was amazed at what I found.

My research led me to Wellness, and I haven't looked back. My cat has been eating mostly Wellness now for about three months. No more hairballs. No more stomach bile. His shedding has been reduced drastically. I have also noticed that his litter box doesn't smell nearly as bad, which I assume is the result of him not being chornically dehydrated from the dry food. I've also noticed that he doesn't strain as hard to pass stool, which I'm sure he'd appreciate if he understood why. But the most obvious change is my lethargic and overweight cat now jumps and runs around the house like he's lost three years in age, and he has indeed lost three pounds. He was at the vet's target weight within a month of starting to eat Wellness, and he has maintained that weight for the past two months.

The most important question, though, is how does he feel about it? He loves it. When I was feeding him Hill's, I would have to clean his bowl every time I fed him because he would leave pieces stuck to the side that would dry out like oatmeal. With Wellness, he licks his bowl completely clean purring very loudly while he does it. His favorite flavor is the chicken and salmon, but I can't stand the smell of the seafood. So he gets his second favorite, chicken and beef. He's not a big fan of the poultry only flavors, but he still likes them better than the Hill's he used to have to eat.

A few days ago, I actually ran out of Wellness, and I fed him a can of Hill's to get by for the night until I could go buy more. At 5:00 AM, I would up to the sound of my cat puking up stomach bile.

From now on, it's Wellness or nothing.

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After purchasing Wellness Chicken cat food for almost a year, my cats refuse to eat it. The one that did, vomited it back up. I switched to the Turkey formula but same thing. Not one will eat it. I called Wellned and they say they changed the way they distribute their cat food but that makes no sense. I am concerned about the health of my cats if I continue to feed Wellness so I am switching to a different type of cat food.

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March 1, 2011

Vet Med received notification today from WellPet® LLC., the parent company for WELLNESS® Pet Foods, that specific lots of WELLNESS® canned cat foods, purchased from our store, should be returned to us immediately for replacement.

The company has reassured us that there is no immediate threat to the health of our customer's beloved pets, however, recent testing has indicated that specific lots might contain less than adequate levels of thiamine (also known as Vitamin B1).

Cats fed only these products over time could be at risk for developing thiamine deficiency. Although the risk for thiamine deficiency is remote, the company is taking the extra precaution of voluntarily removing these products from store shelves and asking customers to return any of the affected lots. The company has also taken additional steps in their manufacturing process to ensure that this does not happen again.

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I have been feeding Wellness for years. My ten year old is in optimal health. She's never had a surgery other than her spay, and has only been on antibiotics a couple times. She's been fed Wellness since I received her.