Comments on: Wellness Core Grain-Free Turkey & Duck Formula Review

By: Lorena Ávila

Lorena Ávila — Thu, 23 Dec 2021 22:07:35 +0000

In reply to Cheryl K Thomas. Hello Cheryl, as I stated in my reviews the main 5 ingredients are the most important part of the cat formula, and potatoes shouldn't be listed within the first 5. Potatoes, in this case, are ingredient #10 and it doesn't affect dramatically the blood sugar since the amount is small. My indoor cat has actually lost weight eating this food.

By: Cheryl K Thomas

Cheryl K Thomas — Thu, 23 Dec 2021 18:46:05 +0000

This Wellness formula contains potatoes. Potatoes are high glycemic yet you said this formula contains low glycemic ingredients.

By: Lorena Ávila

Lorena Ávila — Thu, 18 Nov 2021 02:38:10 +0000

In reply to MJ Matthews. Hello MJ, you can switch the new diet when your cat turns one year old. Wellness, in general, has good formulas so I would suggest you keep feeding her Wellness canned kitten food. I haven't done reviews of formulas for kittens and it's something I am planning on doing. I am sorry I couldn't help more.

By: MJ Matthews

MJ Matthews — Tue, 16 Nov 2021 18:35:41 +0000

Dear Ms. Avila,
Thank you for sharing your extensive research. We’ve had several cats over the years and just adopted a stray kitten who’s been hanging around our yard. Vet said she’s about 10 weeks old and a healthy 4.28 pounds.
We’ve been feeding her Wellness canned kitten food and she gobbles it down! Based on your analyses, we’d like to transition her to the canned Instinct Original Duck Pate and the dry Wellness Core Turkey and Duck, but these are for adult cats. When would you say the transition could be made? And please let us know if there’s another kitten diet you would recommend.
Thanks so much. We look forward to hearing from you.