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| Artificial Ingredients | No |
| Contains By-products | No |
| Price Range | $$ |
*Halo Spot's Stew Natural Dry Cat Food, Indoor Cat, Wholesome Chicken Recipe was selected as the recipe for this ingredient list | |
Customer reviews are mixed about Halo Cat Food. Some say that the food is a favorite with their cats and that the cats cannot wait for the owners to crack open a can or bag. Many say that their cats exhibit less waste after eating the food. In addition, pet owners like the smell of the food and say that it smells almost like human food. However, some cat owners say that their cats will not eat this food, particularly the canned wet food. Some say it is too watery and mushy, and that their cats refuse to eat the large chunks of peas.
There is much debate over whether cats need to eat vegetables for a balanced diet. Our belief is that although veggies are not essential to a cat’s diet, they can contribute plenty of antioxidants and fiber that aid in fighting off diseases. If your cat does lap up this food, all the better as Halo is an excellent nutritious cat food that uses high quality, natural ingredients.

The Halo brand of pet food has gotten a lot of attention, especially after celebrity Ellen DeGeneres became a part-owner. However, does Halo cat food live up to the advertising hype? We feel that it does, because of the high-quality ingredients in the recipes.
The company who makes Halo cat food is called Halo Pets, Inc. Halo Pets was founded by Andi Brown, who had a cat named Spot. Spot had many different health problems, and Andi decided that he was going to try to create a formula to keep him in good health. Halo Pets was born, and has expanded to include a variety of different formulas for both cats and dogs. Halo Pets has received a lot of attention from the media, especially after actress and TV host Ellen Degeneres became involved in the company.
Halo cat food is not listed on the FDA’s pet food recall website, and has not been involved in any recent recalls. However, in order to make sure that your cat’s food is safe, it’s always highly recommended that you check the FDA’s pet food recall website. This will help you to stay updated on the latest pet food recall information.
The first ingredient in all of the dry Halo cat food formulas is always a whole meat. The second ingredient is always eggs, and the third ingredient is always pea protein. After that, the different formulas branch off to include other ingredients. For the most part, the formulas derive their carbohydrates from oats and barley. There are several different fruit and vegetable ingredients in the dry Halo cat food formulas. Examples of these ingredients: cranberries, apples, carrots, green beans and blueberries. Most of the formulas have a 32-33% guaranteed protein analysis.
There do not seem to be any corn, wheat or soy ingredients in any of the Halo dry cat food formulas. Since these are the three most common allergens, this could mean that Halo is suitable for certain cats with allergies. However, if your cat has a specific allergy, you should always read the ingredients of any cat food formula.
Where can I buy Halo?
You may be wondering, “Where can I buy Halo Cat Food?”. Halo is sold in many small pet shops, as well as grocery stores and large pet stores. You can also find Halo online at many of the large and small online pet stores.
How much Halo should I feed my cat?
A common question that many pet owners have, is “How much Halo Cat food should I feed my cat?”. Since the answer is dependent on several factors (such as your cat’s age, weight, activity level, etc) always follow the specific instructions on your formula’s packaging.
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17. April 2012 at 3:36 pm
Both of my cats love Spots Stew canned or dry food. My cats were eating Royal Canin and hated it and they are soo happy now – they cannot wait until I open the can and they eat both the dry and wet food immediately because they like it so much. My cats used to throw up alot but this has completely stopped. The Halo food looks good, smells more like human food than cat food, and has a lot of moisture in the wet food which helps with urination, so we are all happy to be using it. In addition, there are no chemicals or grain fillers. I recommend it, esp for sensitive stomach cats.
11. October 2011 at 1:31 am
Um, we rescued a 2 yo cat 2 weeks ago. The agency said they fed all their animals Halo cat food. Our new cat turns his nose up at their wet food but eagerly eats the dry. What’s up with that?
3. May 2012 at 11:35 am
Wife bought Halo dry and their canned Spot’s Stew based on the reported high quality meat content. (and I suspect based on the attractive label graphics with a cute young pet mom feeding her cat a meal a human toddler might get.) I was surprised to find in the wet food, whole peas, carrot chunks and other vegetables. I thought cats were “obligate carnivores” and you weren’t supposed to feed them veggies. My old cat gets smelly yellow diarrhea when he gets the Stew. Another round of household debate- what will it take to get her to stop the Stew?
10. September 2011 at 2:48 pm
My 12 year old fixed male was fat, lethargic, no curiosity and would not play. He just sat around and basically vomited once a week. We fed him Purina One cat food. I tried Halo for sensitive stomach and in less then a week, my cat became a different animal. He was alert, playful, curious, no more vomiting. I can not say enough positives about Halo cat food. Plus, the size of the food pelotas, my cat eats every bit, no left over food particles or “dust”. Give it a try. I have turned on all my cat friends to Halo and they all have had similar results.