Well, my housemate canceled farmers dog because it got too expensive. He was going to go back to kibble, but I told him I wasn't feeding his dog that food and I wouldn't even touch it. So, he gave me $100 and I went to the store and bought beef, chicken & turkey, a whole bunch of veggies & seeds. If we can't do farmers dog, the dog is eating real food made by yours truly 🥰
We have three cats and we find the deals on chicken. We get busy in the kitchen and make about 40Lbs of food that we pressure can and store in a cabinet. It does cost us about a dollar per pound to make but the difference in our pets overall health is visible and well worth it. We also have a Purina plant about a mile and a half away and on some days the stench from what they are cooking there is pretty bad.
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Yeah my dog looks so much healthier on farmers dog than kibble. He'd purposely not eat all day; his food would just sit in the bowl and he'd eat late at night to avoid having to eat 2 meals. With farmers dog, it's gone in like 2 minutes lol that's why I refuse to go back.
Something never felt right. Found Q through Joe M. in 2017. Read every Q post. Trusting the plan and living on faith that God wins.
I've been making home made dog food for my three dogs for about 18 months. They have never looked healthier. We have a restaurant supply store nearby (Restaurant Depot) that allows me to buy everything in bulk. It takes me about 2 hours every 9-10 days. I make approximately 60 lbs of food at a time. I use hot food takeout containers for storage; they are reusable multiple times. It does require quite a bit of freezer space.
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what i do.. hes a 12 year old shihtzue who acts like a 3 year old.. been doing it for about 4 years now
