The Wellness CORE canned dog food is generally well-received for its quality and taste, but there are issues with labeling and occasional quality control problems.
Turkey as the first ingredient which is not mentioned on the label.
Prevention: Check ingredient list carefully before purchasing.
Presence of machinery grease in some cans.
Prevention: Examine cans carefully for any signs of grease.
Dogs love the taste and quality of the food.
Provides variety for dogs.
Dogs enjoy the food.
Turkey is the first ingredient, not mentioned on the label.
Tip: Check ingredient list carefully
Some cans contain black grease.
Tip: Contact manufacturer for replacement
Some cans Arrived dented.
Tip: Contact seller for replacement or refund
No, the primary ingredient is turkey, which may not be suitable for dogs with turkey allergies.
Yes sometimes, multiple customer reported receiving dented cans.
"My dog loves all the wellness core foods and their great quality. However, if your dog is allergic to Turkey I would not recommend this. Even though it says white fish and salmon the first ingredient is Turkey. My dog doesn't have any allergies but I thought it would be good to mention it. However, ..."
"I called Wellness to ask what the black grease was around the inside of the very top of the cans. Answer: (Machinery grease, it won't hurt your dogs!) That is unacceptable! I found this black grease in Blue Buffalo cans and I and Love and You cans also. Our dogs deserve better than this!"
This is a good dog food, but check for accurate labeling, and consider the potential for quality issues.
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