- Is Wellness CORE Original good for large dogs?
- Yes. It is formulated for adult dogs including large breeds, with calorie-dense kibble and added glucosamine and chondroitin for joint support. Feed to the bag's weight chart and adjust for activity.
- Is it completely poultry-free?
- No. Turkey is the lead ingredient, but the recipe also includes chicken meal and chicken fat. Dogs with chicken allergies should look at a single-protein or limited-ingredient food instead.
- How does it compare with Wellness Complete Health?
- CORE is the grain-free, higher-protein line; Complete Health uses grains and is generally gentler on sensitive stomachs. Choose CORE for a meat-first formula and Complete Health if your dog does better with grains.
- Does it contain grains?
- No. It is grain-free, using peas, potatoes and chicory root for carbohydrate and fiber. That suits some dogs, but owners worried about grain-free diets should discuss it with their vet.
- How should I switch my dog onto it?
- Transition over about a week, mixing increasing amounts of CORE into the old food. Dogs with sensitive stomachs may need a slower switch, and stop if vomiting or diarrhea persists.
- What is in the bag?
- It is a single bag of dry kibble. There are no supplements or mixers included, so treats and toppers count toward daily calories.
- Where is the Wellness CORE Grain-Free Dry Dog Food Original cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $79.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Wellness CORE Grain-Free Dry Dog Food Original?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Petsmart, Tractor Supply Co, PetCareRx, Lowe's.