Review on 🐱 Halo Dry Cat Food: Premium High Protein Chicken & Chicken Liver Formula by Roberta Gonia

A few years ago I traded cat food for two of my "girls". Halo does not contain all of the fillers and minor components found in other foods. The only problem I have is that my girls get chubby (okay, very chubby), but that's not Halo's fault, it's my fault. I don't have much resolve against two cute little faces meowing in front of their bowls. But Halo food is good and seems to have a lot fewer digestive problems (like cats do from time to time). The girls just finished their annual checkup and are in great health (except they're overweight), so I'm sticking with Halo. I'm glad it was delivered. Halo is a little hard to find, especially as I live in a rural area and have to travel quite a distance to get it. So being able to order from Revain is a plus. I've started adding some halo wet food to the kibble (for just one of their meals) to increase moisture levels, although they drink enough water. However, they do not prefer wet food at room temperature. - would prefer if it was refrigerated, strange but it works. They love veggies and everything. And as I mentioned in another post, my cats go out and get lots of protein "on the go" :- } Cash on delivery, I realized I had run out. I bought some Purina kitten food (thought it might ease her stomach) and slowly mixed it with what I had left over from Halo, hoping to stretch it until I got a new bag. It's only been 4 days (I hope Halo comes tomorrow) and one of my cats is already vomiting. She's not the type to have a sensitive stomach, but this thing doesn't do her any good. I can't imagine not buying Halo for her. Even if the budget is tight, I buy Halo - the peace of mind is worth every penny and I know my "girls" won't get sick.