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Originally Posted by Miao  Throughout the daytime, she gets generous "treat" portions of Halo Spot's Stew Wild Salmon Recipe dry kibbles which she's crazy about but I don't know if it's because it's "new" and she's fooled into thinking they're "treats" but she gets really into her treat training sessions with this also. I'm probably going to look for something else to replace this one again for the "treat" source as I didn't notice the "chicken" in the ingredients when I bought it (only noticed chicken fat and liver usage) until I looked at their website. |
To follow up on what I had posted earlier, I had finally received a response from a Halo correspondence clarifying my confusion. I knew I didn't read wrong on the package I bought and I even verified with other larger packages today in a pet food store and it definitely did list "Whole Salmon" after "Chicken Liver" in the ingredient list on the bag--not plain old "Chicken" protein like on the website.
This is what I got from the email:
"Here is the information you requested. First, the website has the correct information. There is a mis-print on the bag - the whole salmon listed right after the chicken liver should read chicken. Second, we do not use any meat/protein meals in any of our products. Third, the vegetable broth is simply the broth the vegetables listed on the label are cooked in."
I've also noticed that their "Wholesome Chicken" formula of kibbles contain "Wild Salmon" where in the Wild Salmon formula, it contains "Chiciken"...
So I guess it's essentially the same recipe only with a swap in balance/portion of the two meat sources.
I figured some might want to know this if their little ones have processed chicken allergies. I notice on some retail websites, the correct ingredients are listed while on others, it's as the bag (mis)stated. I hope the newer prints will display the correct information.