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FREE Purina One -- Dog / Cat food

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azoomee

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Call 1-866-894-BARK (2275) and answer the information -- its all automated. You should receive a coupon in a few weeks for the stuff.
 
Originally posted by: azoomee
Call 1-866-894-BARK (2275) and answer the information -- its all automated. You should receive a coupon in a few weeks for the stuff.
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Void where taxed, prohibited, restricted. PO box addresses not accepted. Offer limited to one request per species per household (i.e. household may request one dog and one cat offer or one combined dog and cat offer). Group request void. Good while supplies last.

 
Just thought I would add a little in here for those who might be interrested. Look at the ingredients of your animal food next time you are thinking about it. The main ingredient on most foods sold cheap (ie. at WalMart) is corn or corn meal.
Corn isn't in the cat and dog's normal diet. This corn is what many think leads to animal allergies, gas and other digestive and skin ailments.
Look for the more expensive food that has lamb or other actual meats as the main ingredient. You can expect to pay near double depending on the food, and might have to go to a real pet store to get it.

My lab has been fed the good stuff his whole life and he doesn't have any skin issues or allergies and i often get comments on his shiny coat. (I don't bathe him more often either. usually about once a month.)
I don't claim to really know what I'm talking about as far as pet nutrition, just someone talked to me about this and it really made sense.
 
Originally posted by: chuck2002
Just thought I would add a little in here for those who might be interrested. Look at the ingredients of your animal food next time you are thinking about it. The main ingredient on most foods sold cheap (ie. at WalMart) is corn or corn meal.
Corn isn't in the cat and dog's normal diet. This corn is what many think leads to animal allergies, gas and other digestive and skin ailments.
Look for the more expensive food that has lamb or other actual meats as the main ingredient. You can expect to pay near double depending on the food, and might have to go to a real pet store to get it.
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Not that I love Walmart, but they do sell Iams, which is pretty good dog/pet food. Also Purina One. Neither one is made primarily of corn meal.

 
Originally posted by: Flipped Gazelle
Originally posted by: chuck2002
Just thought I would add a little in here for those who might be interrested. Look at the ingredients of your animal food next time you are thinking about it. The main ingredient on most foods sold cheap (ie. at WalMart) is corn or corn meal.
Corn isn't in the cat and dog's normal diet. This corn is what many think leads to animal allergies, gas and other digestive and skin ailments.
Look for the more expensive food that has lamb or other actual meats as the main ingredient. You can expect to pay near double depending on the food, and might have to go to a real pet store to get it.
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Not that I love Walmart, but they do sell Iams, which is pretty good dog/pet food. Also Purina One. Neither one is made primarily of corn meal.
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my wife and I usually rotate our cats w/ Purina One, Iams or any Hills Brands... just depends what we can find the best deal on 🙂


also, our vet (along w/ several other people) that the cheap-o food from walmart leads to urinary track problems in some male cats so I guess you can either spend the money as you go or when you need to get your cat fixed
 
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