DivineDuos and CompleteHealth Lines Introduced by Wellness Pet Food

Our cats are very particular about what they eat. They like a very specific type of food and it’s not the best food for them. So we were pretty excited when Wellness Pet Food let us try out their newest brand, Complete Health dry food and Divine Duos wet recipes.

Today, we’re going to let you know a little about this brand and encourage you to try it out for yourselves.

CompleteHealth Dry Food

We opted to try out the CompleteHealth Deboned Chicken, Chicken Meal & Rice Recipe – largely because our cats are big fans of chicken anything. Once we got the package, The Cog was anxious to give it a try. She loved the taste!

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We loved that this food contains important ingredients that are specifically designed to maintain the health of your cats. A blend of three cranberries means that the cats get phytonutrients from three sources. Omega fatty acids from ground flaxseed and added Vitamin E help support a healthy coat. The antioxidants help support a healthy immune system. Best of all, it’s reasonably priced and the cats need less of it because it’s a densely packed food. 

This food is designed to support a moderate activity level. Meaning, the cat that does really well on this diet probably sleeps 16 hrs a day, maybe plays with toys once a day, probably harasses the dogs each day and engages in at least one run (chasing the other cats around the house) a week.

The CompleteHealth diet also comes in a Salmon, Salmon Meal & Deboned Turkey Recipe, along with senior and kitten recipes, and a special recipe designed for indoor-only cats who may be a bit less active.

Divine Duo Wet Food

Hydration is a very important part of keeping your cat healthy, and Divine Duos wet recipes help promote the moisture levels your cats need. We tried out the Chicken Pate and Diced Duck recipe, which was a huge hit with all of our pets.  The food comes in a plastic container rather than a can, and it’s chock full of natural ingredients. If you’re looking for a new canned food for your pets, this would be a great place to begin research.

Hydration is a very important part of keeping your cat healthy, and Divine Duos wet recipes help promote the moisture levels your cats need. We tried out the Chicken Pate and Diced Duck recipe, which was a huge hit with all of our pets.  The food comes in a plastic container rather than a can, and it’s chock full of natural ingredients. If you’re looking for a new canned food for your pets, this would be a great place to begin research.

With six flavors, you’re sure to find one that each of your cats will love. Here is the newly created list of Divine Duos:

• Chicken Pate & Diced Turkey
• Chicken Pate & Diced Salmon
• Chicken Pate & Diced Duck
• Beef Pate & Diced Chicken Liver
• Tilapia Pate & Ahi Tuna
• Tuna Pate & Diced Salmon

About Wellness

Wellness Pet Foods has provided thoughtful, healthy nutritional choices for well over a decade. Their ingredients are well thought out, all of their recipes are free from corn, soy, wheat, flavors and artificial colors. As a pioneer in holistic nutrition, Wellness seeks new ways to help pets thrive, educate people about the importance of a healthy lifestyle, and support animal wellness programs.

Transitioning your Cat

The hardest part of transitioning a cat to a new diet is – well, convincing the cat that transitioning is in their best interest.

Let us know how your cats do with this food!

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