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Wellness has redefined the world of grain-free cat food! We have developed a 50% protein diet with the most meat possible in a dry cat food while still controlling fat and mineral levels!
The essence of the raw feeding philosophy is nutrient-rich, high-quality meat - and lots of it. That's the same philosophy behind CORE Fish & Fowl Dry Cat Food. But that's not all. This unique, grain-free formula also supports and nurtures your cat's inside. their essence. their Core.
Since feline health requires a delicately balanced nutritional equation, we must consider that adding the most meat possible in a dry cat food will have an effect on fat, mineral and calorie levels. So to create a protein-focused diet the Wellness Way, we carefully control the quality and quantity of the ingredients we use, and pay close attention to the individual properties of each inclusion. From source to bowl, we make no exceptions!
If you are looking for a food with more meat, no grains and lower carbohydrates - CORE Fish & Fowl Dry Cat Food is truly a more thoughtful alternative. This diet delivers the meat content you're looking for, while creating a balanced profile of real-foods appropriate for everyday feeding.
This is about the animal's health and wellbeing over the long term, from the INSIDE OUT. Wellness understands the delicate balance of nutrition that is essential to feline health and this will not be compromised. CORE is the THE HEALTHIEST grain-free diet on the market today.
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[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
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I work in a Pet Store and I make it my duty to try and know the different ingredients in the foods... My mom was feeding Iams catfood to her two cats for years and for the last two years her 12 year old cat was constantly throwing up her food...not all hairballs..I tried to get her to switch to different all natural foods that where just as good as the wellness core and she would not eat them at all...i finally broke down and bought a bag of the core even though it does cost alot and i was amazed that she actually ate it...i do have to say that my mothers cats went to eating a 20 pound bag of catfood every three weeks to eating maybe 9 pounds every three weeks... they love the food and they eat less because there are no artificial preservatives and nooo corn and soy and nooo by products....my moms older cat also stopped throwing up all her food and now the cat feels better (obviously) for not bein sick and my mom goes through less food...so basically its cheaper to feed this food than it was feeding Iams
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Jacksonville, FL on 11/13/2009
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I feed my two adult indoor cats this food daily. Their coats have improved dramatically and the one who had constant dandruff, no longer has any signs of it. I love that it is protein based, grain free, and it can be resealed. I don't have anything negative to say about it except the price is a little much. To the reviewer who said the food smelled: I hope that person knows cats don't pick food by the way it looks; they pick food by the way it smells. I think this food is the best quality dry food on the market.
[1 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Palm Bay, FL on 11/9/2009
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My wife and I have always tried to get our animals the best food. (without cooking it ourselves of course) This food is not made in china. We were glad to find this out, especially after finding out alot of food are made at the same distribution places. [...] I love my animals. I want them to live long and prosper. I feed myself well and dont eat at mcdonalds everyday. Cats need high protein diets. Not grains or carbs. Their bodies turn the protein into all the vitamins they need to live. If your cats are fat, buy this food. Mine were overweight slightly and on a diet food. This one worked much better and they like it too. Some foods will make the cat box really stinky. We have tried a few we had to get rid of quick. Wellness Core fish and fowl worked good for the cats and us. Just not the dog. We have to keep him away. Pros: Cats like it, weight controlled better, made with quality food products in USA, smell after use. cons: Dog likes it too, Costs went up again.
[0 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from USA on 11/6/2009
Comments about Wellness Wellness CORE Grain Free Fish & Fowl Dry Cat Food:
My husband and I both thought it smelled bad, and the cats didn't seem to care for it. The reason I threw away most of the bag, however, was the hairballs. Our two cats had not had hairballs in years, but they had frequent hairballs while on this food (one cat more so than the other). When I switched them back completely onto their former diet, they stopped having hairballs.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
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I'd be crazy to say this wasn't top notch. However you would save $3 of you bought EVO which is CORE's equal in quality.
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Key West, FL on 10/3/2009
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My cat has been on Wellness CORE for over two years now & has the softest coat. He begs for his food daily, and there is never a kibble left in the bowl. He also gets Wellness canned food and leaves a clean bowl every time. He gets 1/3 cup of dry kibble in the morning & 1/4 can wet food in the evening... there is never a drop left the next day!!
[4 of 4 customers found this review helpful]
from Dallas, TX USA on 8/7/2009
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Have studied up on the best avaiable dry cat foods avaiable and I have to say that Wellness CORE is the TOPS! The cats have a few different bowls of food down in the kitchen and I noticed the Wellness Core was the one they turn to the most, barely touching a full bowl of Inovo and one of Royal Canin 'Babycat'. The price of Core is fairly reasonable here in Dallas and I know of several places where it's available so I have a few options.