WellnessCORE+ Adult Dry Cat Food for Indoor & Outdoor Cats, Grain Free, Natural, Healthy Weight, Chicken and Chicken Meal (4.75 Pound Bag)

Cats are eating it and that’s a good thing

My kitten wouldn't eat the other least expensive brand, I already give him wellness canned food so I tried this and he loved it. Combined with the two meals I know he is a healthy boy

I cannot count the number of wellness products. I have purchased over the years. This one is really great and my cat loved. It will definitely buy again and love that they have many different options for different cats needs.Thank you wellness!

Great cat food but I believe the adjustment between foods led to the cat throwing up for a couple of days, buyer be a aware. Besides that I've noticed a psychical difference in my cat as he look slimmer and healthier!

My cat has been a very finicky eater, we had to feed him real tuna fish from the can for 3 months straight he would not eat any other dry food. I wanted something that was healthy and did not have a lot of additives and fillers. And wellness was the key to making him happy and healthy. He loves the kettles the crunchy cat treats made of salmon and cranberries those are much better for him than the other cheaply made products. And the wellness high protein cat food he absolutely chows it down.

I was pleasantly surprised that my two kitties immediately took to the new food. So far, this is great. It's a better food than Purina One. No carrageenan! I hope that this bird flu doesn't affect it.

Nothing is worse than spending money on "healthy" cat anything then giving it to them and they give you a look of what is this garbage and then walk away. Well that's what I got with this!

I've been purchasing this cat food from Amazon for the last couple years, because no retailer near me sells the Salmon & Rice flavor that my cat likes the best. The last two bags that I received (June and September 2023) comprised of an alarming amount of crumbs that the Wellness company refers to as "fines." Amazon would not process a return, so I contacted the manufacturer by sending a message through the website form. Their response was as follows:"Wellness product is made without the usual binding agents such as corn flour, wheat flour and soy flour. Therefore, the product is fragile. In the course of shipment and handling, the product may generate smaller pieces, known as fines. We do sift the product just before it goes into each bag hoping to minimize the amount of fines. Therefore, the fines generated are typically from post production handling, which is a natural process. We could reduce fines by using additional artificial binding agents, but we prefer not to, thus keeping our product all natural."Personally, I would not describe hard, dry cat food as "fragile," and this cat food did not present with this issue until more recently. To Wellness's credit, they refunded me for the purchase price of the first faulty bag. I have not sought reimbursement for the second faulty bag.For reference, the images I've included show approximately the last 1/3 of a 5 lb. (80 oz.) bag of the dry cat food, with the fines sifted out using a colander. Out of the remaining 22.8 oz., 4.7 oz. is fines. That's 20% of an entire bag being nothing but crumbs! Either Wellness needs to audit their production process for flaws, or come clean about cutting costs by skipping steps. Unless they also drop the price of this cat food by 20%, I'll be searching for a new brand. One 5 lb. bag used to last us about 5 months, and now it's closer to little more than 3 months because my cat won't eat the crumbs.I'm very disappointed in the reduction in quality control, because (by correlation, not necessarily causation) this cat food seemed to improve the softness of my cat's long fur, reduced the incidence of mats, eliminated her sensitive, itchy skin and dry flakes, and greatly improved her digestion where previous brands caused her either vomiting or constipation.