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About Halo
- High-quality ingredients
- Variety of flavors available
- Higher price for natural options
- Limited availability in stores
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Halo author review by ConsumerAffairs Research Team
Halo started in 1986 when a pet owner began looking for a way to improve her cat’s health and began feeding her cat, Spot, whole foods instead of the by-products contained in many pet foods. Ellen DeGeneres now partially owns the company. Halo’s headquarters are in Florida.
Email list: Customers can sign up for Halo’s free e-newsletter. Product news, coupons and pet contest information will be sent directly to their inbox.
#HaloFeedItForward: When consumers tweet a picture of their pet’s bowl with Halo food in it and use the hashtag #HaloFeedItForward, the company donates pet food to an animal shelter.
Ingredients: Halo uses whole meat products for protein in their products. They do not use chicken meal, meat by-products, rice or artificial colors. The website lists all product ingredients.
Availability: Halo products are sold in pet stores and online. Consumers can find the nearest retail location by visiting Halo’s website.
Grain free: Halo makes several grain-free treat options. Grain-free flavors include beef, chicken and salmon.
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Halo Company Information
- Company Name:
- Halo
- Website:
- halopets.com




