Category: Holistic Dog Food

Rescue Pup’s Skin Allergies and Digestive Troubles Clear Up After Switching to Halo

We were so touched to read sweet Georgina Lily’s story about becoming a #halodog! As her mom tells it, when they brought her home from the shelter they gradually transitioned her to a high-end organic, grain free dog food, but poor Georgi broke out in hives and had other bad reactions. They tried many other
Tiki the Kitten at The Humane Society of Central Oregon

This Tiny Homeless Kitten Helped Seniors While Finding Her Home

It’s not uncommon for animal-loving individuals and families to move to Bend, Oregon — nicknamed Dog Town USA. However, one individual who came to Bend not only found a wonderful family and life for herself, but managed to help a lot of people along the way. That individual was a tiny kitten named Tiki. Tiki
Roxy the dog

Roxy the Senior Dog’s Mom Says Halo “Is The Only Food She Can Digest”

We recently heard from a Facebook fan, Laurie Millard Malm, who shared with us her Halo story. Here’s what she had to say: “I would like to comment on and thank you for your dry foods. If it weren’t for Halo Holistic Turkey Liver Duck Recipe for Seniors our dog, Roxy who is 14, would
Halo pet food and Poopsie at PetSmart

Halo® Now at PetSmart Nationwide

Halo pet food is now available at PetSmart stores in the US, as well as in Canada. You can find America’s Best Loved Holistic Brand in more than 1,500 PetSmart stores. Halo is made with real WHOLE meat and never any “meat meal.” By using real WHOLE meat, poultry, or fish, and no “meat meal,” and ingredients
Stella the Pit Bull with Halo Pets food

Stella the Pit Bull Inspires Freekibble.com and GreaterGood.org to Donate Halo Pet Food to The Arizona Pet Project

The Arizona Pet Project’s primary goal is preventing pet homelessness by keeping families with pets together. Oftentimes, pet owners can’t afford to care for their animals and they surrender them at shelters. They support families by keeping their pets healthy and safe. On March 10th, the Arizona Pet Project will be hosting the 15th Annual