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Posted on November 24, 2017
Posted in Belkis Cardona-RIvera, Bloggers, Holistic Cat Food, Natural Cat Food, Testimonials

Facebook Fan Says Her Rescue Cat is “Now Happier and More Content” Thanks to Halo

We recently heard from a Facebook fan, Anita Mc Innis, who shared with us her Halo story. Here’s what she had to say: “When I saw Halo Pets on the Ellen Show, I had to go check it out for Harley, the sweet little cat I rescued. When I read the ingredients, I knew I

Posted on November 23, 2017
Posted in #HaloFeeditForward, Bloggers, The Humane Society of the United States, Tracie Hotchner

You Don’t Have to Feel Bad for the Turkeys This Year

Those of us who are not vegans or vegetarians can still have misgivings about the way animals are raised for food in this country. We’d like to be able to choose humanely raised animals in the food chain, which isn’t always easy. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has worked long and hard

Posted on November 21, 2017
Posted in Belkis Cardona-RIvera, Bloggers, Web Store Deals

November 2017 Halo Web Store Special

For our blog and newsletter subscribers, here’s a special offer! When you order $50 or more this month, you’ll get: 20% off Free Shipping Order by 11/24 Use Coupon Code: GIVINGTHANKS20PCT Instructions Go to the Halo Web Store — Shop by adding Halo products and go to your shopping cart. Enter Promo Code in the Order Summary window

Posted on November 20, 2017November 20, 2017
Posted in Global Animal Partnership, OrigiNative

OrigiNative™ Sourcing: Thankful for Humanely Raised

You can celebrate Thanksgiving this holiday season knowing that Halo’s turkey recipes were made from humanely-sourced turkey who lived a good life. Beyond delivering great cat food and dog food that your pet will love, Halo® is a mission-driven company, working to change the way companion animals are fed and farm animals are raised…for the better. We reject the factory

Posted on November 16, 2017
Posted in Bloggers, Pet Studies, Tracie Hotchner

Is that the “Look of Love” in Your Dog’s Eyes?

You know how some dog trainers caution to never look a dog directly in the eye – that it can be threatening or intimidating or send a negative message along those lines? And might even incite a dog to go after you? Now this may be true if you run into a crazed-killer-mutant-mad dog like