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WholeHearted is backed by Petco’s belief that all pets should have the ability to live their longest, healthiest and best lives. We use our expertise to create high-quality nutrition for pets at an affordable price. We work with leading vets and nutritionists, developed relationships with ingredient suppliers to provide high-quality ingredients, and have over 50 years of collected knowledge to make products that exceed Petco’s health and wellness standards.
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Through referencing available guidelines provided by AAFCO and the FDA, Petco defines artificial colors, flavors and preservatives, respectively, as: any dye, pigment or other substance that can impart color to a food that is not derived from a natural source; any substance, the function of which is to impart flavor, which is not derived from a natural source; and chemical substances added to or sprayed on the outside of food to retard spoilage, deterioration, discoloration or contamination by bacteria and other disease organisms. Does not include preservatives that are derivatives of natural compounds. Wholehearted pet food meets Petco’s definition.
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You can buy WholeHearted at all Petco store locations and also on Petco.com
WholeHearted offers a large variety of grain free and with-grain products
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Good morning. I’m giving my dog chewy nutrish wet food with wholehearted dry food is that good for him.
Can you feed your dog another brand of wet food than the dry food? Like wholehearted dry food and pedigree puppy wet food.
Good evening what is the good wet food. Is it ok if I could mix the hard food with is wholehearted, to different wet food.
My puppy is a picky eater. I tried mixing try dry food with wet food, he would lick the wet food clean and leaving a lot of dry food uneaten. In addition to that he would rather eat his poop then his dry food. I feed him wholehearted and wellness kibble and mix it with wholehearted wet food. And he’s super skinny. What can I do to get him to eat his dry?
What is the best, budget friendly food i can feed my 7 month old Golden retriever? Right now he's eating Wholehearted puppy food, but it's pretty pricey. Is it ok to change brands?
Good afternoon. My dog chewy is not eating, the food that I’m giving him is wholehearted with soft food as well. Should I stick with the food or changed.
I changed my cats food to Wholehearted grain free easy digestion chicken/egg flavor. He is licking his fur off in spots since I changed it and he vomits frequently. Could he be allergic to something in this food? It seems like it should be a good choice for him.
We have a golden retriever of approximately 16 weeks, what is the best food for him? and how much ? Currently eats wholehearted, it's an exclusive store brand, they gave it to us and our dog liked it, but I'm looking for a food brand that I can find in any store, which one would be better? Aahh and we have noticed that when fed with food or beef snacks, the poop is watery. It is normal?
My dog has a meat allergy, and we have had some difficulty finding food that works for him. He currently eats Wholehearted Salmon and Pea Limited Ingredient. I have heard that grain-free diets, especially those with many legumes, can cause DCM. What are symptoms that I should watch out for? Should I switch his food? If so, to what?
I Just took in two baby pit bulls from a friend who will be 7 weeks on Monday both puppy’s are underweight from not being fed by the previous owner after moms milk dried up. I am currently feeding them wholehearted pet food for all breads and all life stages. Both wet and dry food and they are both handling the food well. I was hoping someone could inform me how much dry food to feed at each feeding three times a day and how often wet food is recommended and the amount of that as well?
What do you do when your puppy is an extremely picky eater? I have tried science diet, digestive diet, diamond naturals, pedigree, and wholehearted soft and wet food. I can leave the bowl out all day and I’m lucky if she eats a full bowl. I’m really worried. She’s even eaten diamond naturals since she first started eating solid food. Tried chicken and rice too and she ate that but I don’t want to keep giving her anything but her dog food... :(
A few weeks ago my dog was scratching her ear to the point that it was bleeding and scabbing over. She has flea/tick protection and no infestation. I've modified her food from NutroMax Chicken/Rice to Wholehearted Salmon Limited Ingredient to rule out any allergies. I've also been applying a topical hydrocortisone cream for dogs to the bald patch to keep it from itching. She's no longer scratching and it seems healed, but it's still bald and the patch is black. Will it heal on its own?