Wai Boon wrote 01/19/2005 11:55 PM Green Tripe in a can #34120 - 01/19/2005 11:55 PM
Wai Boon Webboard User Reg: 10-04-2003 Posts: 63 Loc: Penang, Malaysia Offline	I happen to read from other forum that now Solid Gold, Tripett and Abady (spelling) has something like a cow tripe in a can. I know those taht have access to butcher feed it swear by it, beside the bad smell. The dog like it too.... I'm not sure how good is this in a can now... anyone try this before and what is your comments ? Boon http://www.ddrlegends.com Where the REAL Working Dogs Unit !
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Mary Raleigh wrote 07/03/2005 05:28 PM Re: Green Tripe in a can [Re: Wai Boon ] #34121 - 07/03/2005 05:28 PM
Mary Raleigh Webboard User Reg: 12-13-2004 Posts: 16 Loc: Offline	Hi, I know this is an old post, but thought I would respond in the hope you saw it. My dogs eat the Tripett Green Tripe with duck and salmon. I think it's new. I mix a bit in with their kibble. One dog is a very picky eater and she licks her bowl clean with this mixed in. I had previously bought a can of just green tripe. When I opened the can it smelled pretty bad so I thought it was spoiled and threw it out. LOL. The green tripe with duck and salmon doesn't smell as bad. I've never seen my picky eater wolf down food so well, and go looking for more.
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Wai Boon wrote 07/03/2005 07:42 PM Re: Green Tripe in a can [Re: Mary Raleigh ] #34122 - 07/03/2005 07:42 PM
Wai Boon Webboard User Reg: 10-04-2003 Posts: 63 Loc: Penang, Malaysia Offline	Hi Mary, thanks for your reply and sharing....over here in Malaysia, it is a bit hard to get the raw supply of tripe....so the canned one will be the next alternative... i feed my pack raw..... Boon http://www.ddrlegends.com Where the REAL Working Dogs Unit !
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Tammy Riley wrote 07/29/2005 01:08 PM Re: Green Tripe in a can [Re: Wai Boon ] #34123 - 07/29/2005 01:08 PM
Tammy Riley Webboard User Reg: 07-14-2005 Posts: 5 Loc: Oklahoma Offline	I know this is an old subject but just noticed it. do you cook the tripe or serve it raw? http://www.voneintzeshepherds.com RAW Diet Feeder
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Lorenzo Williams wrote 07/29/2005 01:12 PM Re: Green Tripe in a can [Re: Tammy Riley ] #34124 - 07/29/2005 01:12 PM
Lorenzo Williams Webboard User Reg: 12-13-2004 Posts: 206 Loc: OH, United States Offline	I serve mine raw. Actually I have the privilege of getting 50lbs of it from a close friend and I think I would rather do anything besides grinding it and giving it to the dogs. LOL Nevertheless I give it to them raw and they love the funkness out of it. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" /> Houserhaus Kennel http://www.houserhaus.com
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Betty Waldron wrote 07/29/2005 01:48 PM Re: Green Tripe in a can [Re: Lorenzo Williams ] #34125 - 07/29/2005 01:48 PM
Betty Waldron Webboard User Reg: 07-11-2002 Posts: 2679 Loc: North Florida (Live Oak area) Offline	Raw. I have never smelled tripe being cooked and I don't want to........... Yuckers! Betty (Waldron) Mathena http://www.littlerivercanine.com
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Connie Sutherland wrote 07/29/2005 02:00 PM Re: Green Tripe in a can [Re: Betty Waldron ] #34126 - 07/29/2005 02:00 PM
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005 Posts: 31571 Loc: North-Central coast of California Offline	QUOTE: Raw. I have never smelled tripe being cooked and I don't want to........... END Ditto! My grandfather used to make this thing called "head cheese," and man, that stunk up the whole street. Someone else I knew cooked kidneys, and that was even worse. And both were LOOOOOOONG-cooking recipes. I imagine that "variety meats" might smell similar to each other.....but I guess I really don't want to know very much.
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Lorenzo Williams wrote 07/29/2005 02:03 PM Re: Green Tripe in a can [Re: Connie Sutherland ] #34127 - 07/29/2005 02:03 PM
Lorenzo Williams Webboard User Reg: 12-13-2004 Posts: 206 Loc: OH, United States Offline	I agree.... But to make a long story short, I think cooking the tripe would be like most meats; making it lose most of it's nutrients. I guess that was the whole purpose of the raw diet. Houserhaus Kennel http://www.houserhaus.com
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