4health with Wholesome Grains Adult Chicken and Rice Formula Dry Dog Food
For a healthy, lean dog, turn to the 4health with Wholesome Grains Adult Chicken and Rice Formula Dry Dog Food. Our dog food recipe undergoes rigorous quality control processes to ensure your pet gets the best. It’s made with real chicken and wholesome grains, without the need for artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. Your dog will love the tasty chicken and rice flavor, and you’ll love seeing just how many vitamins and minerals are incorporated into the recipe. Omega fatty acids help with skin and coat health, while taurine promotes heart and eye health. 4health Wholesome Grains dry dog food can be fed to dogs of all sizes and ages.
For a healthy, lean dog, turn to the 4health with Wholesome Grains Adult Chicken and Rice Formula Dry Dog Food. Our dog food recipe undergoes rigorous quality control processes to ensure your pet gets the best. It’s made with real chicken and wholesome grains, without the need for artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. Your dog will love the tasty chicken and rice flavor, and you’ll love seeing just how many vitamins and minerals are incorporated into the recipe. Omega fatty acids help with skin and coat health, while taurine promotes heart and eye health. 4health Wholesome Grains dry dog food can be fed to dogs of all sizes and ages.
- Quality dog food for dogs of all sizes and life stages
- Formulated with select ingredients and underwent rigorous quality control processes
- Made with real chicken and wholesome grains, without the need for artificial colors, flavors or preservatives
- Fortified with taurine to support heart health and eye health
- Probiotics help maintain the proper balance in your dog’s digestive system; each cup of dry dog food provides live, active cultures that help support healthy digestion
- Blend of omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids helps keep the skin and coat healthy and shiny
- Contains guaranteed levels of zinc, selenium and vitamin E for immune-supporting antioxidant nutrition
- Contains 300 mg/kg of glucosamine hydrochloride and 100 mg/kg chondroitin sulfate to support joint health
- Tasty chicken and rice flavor will have dogs coming back for more
- Made in USA
- Select the size bag of dog food that suits your needs
- Formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance
Additional information
Country of Origin | Made in USA |
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Breed Size | Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large |
Flavor | Chicken and Rice |
Health Features | Heart Health, Immune System Support, Digestion Support, Skin & Coat Health |
Life Stage | Adult |
Primary Flavor | Chicken, Rice |
Special Diets | With Grain, Probiotics, Preservative Free, AAFCO Formulated, Omega Fatty Acids |
Manufacturer Part Number | 9691 |
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by Jules
I’ve fed 4health kibbles to my dogs for years. They always love the flavor and I know they are getting all the nutrients they need to live a long healthy life. There is different sized kibbles & nutrients for whatever size your dog is or will be.
by sparks
I’m very glad we made this switch to this food. We had used Pedigree for years, which was fine, but one of our dogs would get an upset stomach fairly often. She also was slowing down physically and had allergy issues. I was pleasantly surprised after switching to this food, she is moving better, has fewer digestive issues, and doesn’t seem to be as itchy. Yes, it is more expensive, but I guess because it is higher quality, they don’t eat as much of this as they did of the Pedigree. I don’t know if there was more filler in the old food, maybe? Anyway, I have tried a few of the 45 lb bags and just signed up for the monthly subscription, as we have now officially changed to this food.
by Sarah
Excellent for sensitive stomachs, and giving great price and quality!
by Branyon
Our lab has a very sensitive stomach and this is the only dog food he will eat and keep down. Its a favorite of our other two dogs as well.
by Kate
4 health dog food and treats has been a very good food product for my son’s dog.