Eco Chic, a leading web site “where style and sustainability go hand in hand” focuses on products that are carbon neutral, community based, custom or tailor-made, Fair Trade, organic, recycled, sustainable, vegan and vintage. We’re honored that the Eco Chic “Alpha-Dog” Tammy Preast chose to feature Halo.

She begins her story by getting right to the heart of the matter, asking “Do you know what goes into your pet?”

Then they responding using the words from Halo’s own web site, saying:

“You are what you eat” is true for animals as well as for people. Read the ingredients. Can you identify them? Are there inferior by-products, “meals” or chemicals?

At Halo Pet Foods, they are purely focused on your pet’s well-being. Halo holistic natural dog food and natural cat food are made from real foods you can recognize. Safe, never recalled and NO chicken meal or other rendered meats. 100%Guaranteed.

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Part of the great success of Freekibble.com’s Halo-sponsored Hi-5 event – which resulted in 20,000 meals donated to shelter pets – was the media coverage it received. We appreciate that the Los Angeles Times told its readers about this opportunity to help cats in animal shelters!

Here’s some of what they had to say: “On an average day, FreeKibbleKat posts a cat-related multiple-choice trivia question, and each visitor’s answer triggers the donation of 10 pieces of dry cat food to a shelter. But during Friday’s Hi-5 event, it’s upping the ante, donating five times the amount of cat food it normally would (that’s 50 pieces of cat food, kids) for each response. (Pet food company Halo is sponsoring the event…”

They were also kind enough to talk about our continuing donations of one meal for each follower of @freekibble and @halopets on Twitter. Let’s keep feeding those pets waiting to be adopted!

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You can find Delicious Living magazine in about 1,300 natural products stores. We like that the magazine “meets new millennium needs with centuries-old health solutions, combined with contemporary natural health care methods and modalities.” That perspective no doubt led writer Lauren McNitt to tout Halo’s Healthsome Skin & Coat Treats in her article “Functional Pet Treats.”

Halo recipes also combine that centuries-old wisdom – in the form of real, natural ingredients – with contemporary health wisdom pointing us to the importance of essential fatty acids. She writes, “These biscuits are made with a blend of six botanical oils and essential fatty acids, which help prevent skin inflammation and hair loss.” It’s true!

At home, our boxer boy Bert gobbles these treats with his twice-daily medicine. We add a regular dose of Halo Dream Coat, and no more dry skin!

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Acclaimed authors Brad and Deb Schepp have written quite a bit about the importance of corporate philanthropy and social responsibility. Their new article for the Auctiva business education site, “The Tweet Smell of Success,” features Halo’s success on Twitter, the popular microblogging site.

Explaining that the secret to Twitter success is having a product and company you can truly believe in, the article tells why Halo – “the quality leader in holistic pet care” — has been easy to promote. One reason is “Ellen fans and thousands of other animal lovers flock to Halo’s animal rescue activity on Twitter.”

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Every time we sponsor a Freekibble.com or Freekibblekat.com event to help shelter pets on Twitter, People Pets sends notice to their 1 million + followers. Sometimes People Magazine does the same, reaching their 1.9 million followers! Most recently, they were kind enough to promote the Hi-5 event, which resulted in 20,000 meals donated. Here’s People Pets’ most recent tweet.