I usually feed Wellness dry dog food but for a treat I will occasionally feed them a can of Wellness and they love it! My oldest dog has been sick a few time this past year and has been on antibiotics which upset her stomach. She won't eat her regular food so I tried several canned foods and Wellness was one of the foods she would eat. I like all of the Wellness products I have tried. They were not involved in the petfood recall.

Pros: mostly meat not fillers

Cons: none

Good, it looks like we're talking about Wellness 95% Chicken, not Wellness Chicken & Sweet Potato! :-)

I don't buy the chicken as often as I do the other Wellness 95% meats because my dogs tend to get chicken in other foods I give them.

Dogs seem to like canned food better, and this fills the bill! Note that it's only guaranteed to have 8% protein, though. That's around 1/3 of what's typical in dog foods.

So it makes a great picker-upper for dry food. And I mix powdered medicines and supplements into wet, stinky foods and then serve them by themself if it's not mealtime, or I go ahead and add in kibble.

Good stuff!

Pros: Good, needed line of meat-only products

Cons: Low protein - don't feed by itself!

Dogs are on a special low sodium diet. Love that this is a healthy food and they love the taste. Really like that the ingredients are "real" foods instead of byproducts. Their website is also very helpful in listing the percentages of ingredients in case your dog has specific diet needs.

Pros: Healthy/dogs love it

Cons: None

I mix the Wellness canned foods with the dry foods when it's din-din for my little pooch. these foods have nutrition and healthy ingredients. The fact that she licks the bowl clean says a lot about the product.

Pros: healthy ingredients just like the dry food

Cons: cant think of one

Cute dog.....is it a schnauzer?

Pros: Looks good

Cons: none