Halo Dry Cat Food
Halo brand cat food is owned and marketed by Halo Pets, Inc. The Halo Pet company was first founded by Andi Brown, who had a pet cat that was experiencing significant health problems. The cat's name was “Spot”, and Spot became a “mascot” for the Halo Pet company. Indeed, one of Halo's signature formulas is is called “Spot's Stew”, and is available in several different flavor variations. Andi Brown and Spot provided the inspiration for the company, and it has continued to grow over many years of operation. As a matter of fact, celebrity Ellen DeGeneres None of Halo's pet food products were involved in the 2007 pet food recalls, for which Halo Pets received a lot of positive press.
Halo Dry Cat Food Reviews
Halo brand cat food is available in several different canned flavor variations, as well as four different dry cat food formulas. Halo's dry cat food formulas are available in a 3lb bag and a 6lb bag. One of the formulas, which is the Sensitive Cat – Wholesome Turkey formula, is available in a 1lb trial size bag. The 1lb trial-size bag usually retails for about $4.29 to $5.99. The 3lb bag usually retails from $9.99 to $17.99, and the 6lb bag usually retails from $19.99 to $27.99.
Halo Dry Cat Food Formulas:
- Halo's Indoor Cat Food – Wholesome Chicken dry cat food formula is designed for indoor cats with special nutritional needs. This formula helps to prevent the accumulation of hair in a cat's stomach, and does not include corn, wheat or gluten ingredients. The first five ingredients are Chicken, Pea Protein, Eggs, Oats and Vegetable Broth. The Guaranteed Analysis of this formula includes 33% protein and 18% fat.
- Halo's Indoor Cat Food – Wild Salmon dry cat food formula is also designed for the specific nutritional needs of indoor cats. Three of the first five ingredients are protein-based. Other ingredients include Pea Fiber, Sweet Potatoes, Apples and Green Beans. The Guaranteed Analysis of this formula includes 33% protein and 18% fat.
- Halo's Sensitive Cat Food – Wholesome Turkey dry cat food formula is able to be fed to cats that are in all life stages. This formula is designed to supplement a cat's digestive system and skin health. The first five ingredients are Turkey, Pea Protein, Eggs, Oats and Barley. Other ingredients include Salmon, Turkey Liver, Cranberries and Zucchini. The Guaranteed Analysis of this formula includes 32% protein and 16% fat.
- Halo's Sensitive Cat Food– Seafood Medley dry cat food formula is also designed for cats with sensitive digestive systems. Four of the first five ingredients are protein-based, with other ingredients including Apples, Blueberries, Taurine and Alfalfa. The Guaranteed Analysis of this formula includes 32% protein and 16% fat.
Halo Dry Cat Food Consumer Ratings
Customer opinion of Halo's dry cat food products is mostly positive. The lack of filler ingredients was an important selling point for many consumers, as was the lack of corn and wheat ingredients. The only possible negative aspect of the product seems to be that some cats do not care for the taste of some Halo dry cat food formulas. However, as each of Halo's two formulas (Indoor Cat and Sensitive Cat) are available in two different flavors, this seems to find favorable versatility with many cat owners.


September 26th, 2009 at 1:47 am
HALO CAT FOOD IS THE BEST. IT HAS MADE MY CAT’S FURR VERY SOFT AND HAS ALSO HELPE ME GAIN HIS TRUST. HE GOBBLES THIS STUFF UP SO FAST IN MAKES ME WONDER IF HE HIDES HIS FOOD. BUT CATS ARE NOT LIKE HAMSTERS AND ARE NOT HOARDERS.:d
October 11th, 2009 at 10:01 am
I just got the turkey stew for my 15yr old cat, who has lost a lot of
weight due to a thyroid condition. She had surgery and has gained some
weight back but not enough. I tried this because she loves turkey,
when I gave the first feeding she gobbled it up and demanded more!
I think there is a good chance she will gain since she’s eating double what she ate of the last brand I tried Canidae (Felidae Salmon).
October 11th, 2009 at 10:05 am
I just got the turkey stew for my 15yr old cat, who has lost a lot of
weight due to a thyroid condition. She had surgery and has gained some
weight back but not enough. I tried this because she loves turkey,
when I gave the first feeding she gobbled it up and demanded more!
I think there is a good chance she will gain since she’s eating double what she ate of the last brand I tried/
January 4th, 2010 at 5:29 pm
Our cats were vomiting up Science Diet so I made an educated guess that they were sensitive to all the corn that Hills puts in their cat foods.
Our guys will eat Halo because they have no choice, but they’re definitely not too wild about it. One of the cats developed extremely loose stools about a week after switching them totally over to Halo. I’m now looking for something else to feed them.