Sandy Moore Webboard User Reg: 07-25-2006
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I went to a pet food/supply distributor in town to buy the raw patties like I normally do (I like the variety they offer versus just chicken, fish, and beef, although I feed all of that) and good news - the guy said they can barely keep the frozen raw food in stock. Said it's been flying off the shelves. The recall helped I'm sure, but who's to know what other things contributed to buying raw for so many who never did it before. Word does get around, so everyone keep talking
What is encouraging also is that people keep going back for more . YAHOO!!
Edited to add a PS: the raw patties that were completely gone was the rabbit, which I figure for those who never fed raw before is a little more tame in their minds than venison
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Re: Who tells their vet they feed a raw diet?
[Re: Amber Morgan ]
#183191 - 02/29/2008 09:11 AM 
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