To: chance33_98
Thanks for posting.
I feed my dog California Natural; different company, but I've seen this Go! Natural. Hope the word gets out quickly.
To: chance33_98
HELL!
I just ate in a Korean restaurant!
To: chance33_98
Go! Natural is touted in advertising as a top-notch product for dogs and cats that boasts one of the highest meat contents of any pet foods. It retails for $42.99 for a 30-pound bag. Why not just buy the dogs real steak for that price?
To: chance33_98
Good old Canada and the USDA let that Canadian cow that was found to have BSE go for dog food here in the US. That cow was sent to a dog food company in Denver. One can feed a premium brand, the raw diet, or any other dog food one wants; I am sticking with Hill's.
To: chance33_98
15 posted on
10/27/2003 9:36:48 AM PST by
wolficatZ
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To: chance33_98
I feed my dog the cheapest I can find, at least that I think is ok. Usually Walmart's Old Roy. He also gets a lot of scraps.
He is as pretty and healthy a dog as you will ever see. Someone dumped the Mother off here while she was pregnant. She was a great dog. Had 8 unusually pretty pups. I eventually gave them all away except for one. Surprisingly easy to give away too.
One day the pups disappeared for a day. I found them about a quarter mile away feeding off a deer carcass. It stunk to high heaven.
After that I decided that putrid meat must not hurt them too much. I wonder what really was wrong with that food which killed them?
37 posted on
10/27/2003 12:26:56 PM PST by
yarddog
To: chance33_98
This reminds me of the Saturday Night Live bit about the rat poison sold in twenty-five pound bags with a picture of a dog on the front...something like:
Lassie's Choice
RAT POISON
44 posted on
10/27/2003 2:05:23 PM PST by
Petronski
(Living life in a minor key.)
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