Great dog food/treat website....

[jlp8cornell]

I just placed an order on http://www.doggiefood.com/

A good variety of dog foods, treats, etc with free shipping. What would have cost me $133 here, cost $89 online. Worth taking a look at if you feed brands like Wellness, Earthborn, Evo, Innova, etc. I think there are about 40-50 brands they offer.

Ultra and Sub-- I know you feed Evo. $49 for the biggest bag of the Turkey/Chicken variety. Red meat is $10 more which I think is quite a bit less then what you guys have said you pay. Free shipping/no tax.

No PPP, Diamond, etc but a good resource for those who feed other foods.

[mcbosco]

The prices and terms from that guy are amazing. Good work Ms. Cornell.

[SubMariner]

I just placed an order on http://www.doggiefood.com/

A good variety of dog foods, treats, etc with free shipping. What would have cost me $133 here, cost $89 online. Worth taking a look at if you feed brands like Wellness, Earthborn, Evo, Innova, etc. I think there are about 40-50 brands they offer.

Ultra and Sub-- I know you feed Evo. $49 for the biggest bag of the Turkey/Chicken variety. Red meat is $10 more which I think is quite a bit less then what you guys have said you pay. Free shipping/no tax.

No PPP, Diamond, etc but a good resource for those who feed other foods.

Wow... good find. Thanks!

[ultracarry]

Thanks a lot! I'll be placing an order before my dog goes on the road!

[mcbosco]

I just placed an order on http://www.doggiefood.com/

A good variety of dog foods, treats, etc with free shipping. What would have cost me $133 here, cost $89 online. Worth taking a look at if you feed brands like Wellness, Earthborn, Evo, Innova, etc. I think there are about 40-50 brands they offer.

Ultra and Sub-- I know you feed Evo. $49 for the biggest bag of the Turkey/Chicken variety. Red meat is $10 more which I think is quite a bit less then what you guys have said you pay. Free shipping/no tax.

No PPP, Diamond, etc but a good resource for those who feed other foods.

So how much per pound did the kibble cost?

[jlp8cornell]

So how much per pound did the kibble cost?

For me? Don't know and don't care. It's what I feed and it is cheaper so I bought it. If I had more dogs I would care but with just 2, doesn't matter.

[mcbosco]

So how much per pound did the kibble cost?

For me? Don't know and don't care. It's what I feed and it is cheaper so I bought it. If I had more dogs I would care but with just 2, doesn't matter.

It is easy just divide one number by another.

[jlp8cornell]

It is easy just divide one number by another.

DUH.

If you care, figure it out for yourself. Or better yet, here, let me help you. 1.48/#. Math 101

[mcbosco]

You never mentioned the weight of the food.

[jlp8cornell]

You never mentioned the weight of the food.

It is 1.48/#. That's all you need to know.

[ultracarry]

Food cost what it cost. Price per pound should not matter as much as how well the dog does. Saves me about $20 a bag thanks to the sales tax in my area. Not including the 20 min drive to pick it up. I don't care if food is $.50 a pound or $5.00 a pound. I have enough money involved that I stopped caring a long time ago.

It's funny how you can have thousands in a dog and worry about how much food cost.

[ezzy333]

Food cost what it cost. Price per pound should not matter as much as how well the dog does. Saves me about $20 a bag thanks to the sales tax in my area. Not including the 20 min drive to pick it up. I don't care if food is $.50 a pound or $5.00 a pound. I have enough money involved that I stopped caring a long time ago.

It's funny how you can have thousands in a dog and worry about how much food cost.

I think you will find that most of us are quite concerned with the price of feed. I don't like shelling out 40 bucks for dog food, 60 for pigeon feed, 10 for bird seed every month especially now that I have to pay 3.80 for gas to go get it and 40,000 for a truck plus I don't know how much for housing all of them. It is a big deal when most of us have better places to spend the money rather than waste it paying twice what we need to and get nothing back for it.

Ezzy

[ultracarry]

Lol.

I didn't say anything about your operating cost. If you are so worried how about downsizing... does not make sense to shell out $740.00 to care for pigeons and your worried about spending 480.00 to keep your dogs healthy... seems like you may be confused. Unless you have dogs to train your pigeons.

[ezzy333]

Lol.

I didn't say anything about your operating cost. If you are so worried how about downsizing... does not make sense to shell out $740.00 to care for pigeons and your worried about spending 480.00 to keep your dogs healthy... seems like you may be confused. Unless you have dogs to train your pigeons.

No, but I have pigeons so you can train yours.

Ezzy

[ultracarry]

Lol I buy them for 2.50 - 3.00 kill birds . A lot cheaper and done have to feed them. Or pay the 400.00 at the hunt club for the year and get free training birds and not have to worry about it

[ezzy333]

Lol I buy them for 2.50 - 3.00 kill birds . A lot cheaper and done have to feed them. Or pay the 400.00 at the hunt club for the year and get free training birds and not have to worry about it

But you don't care how much they cost since you have thousands tied up inj your dog, remember?

Ezzy

[ultracarry]

Yep. Money is money. You have to spend it on something. Rather send it on the dog then anything else. What's your point again?

[kumate]

I have ordered from Doggie food.com, they are very compettitive
Jerry

[ezzy333]

Yep. Money is money. You have to spend it on something. Rather send it on the dog then anything else. What's your point again?

As I recall it was your point.

Ezzy

[mcbosco]

The point of the original post is that for some people, depending on where they live and what is reasonably available to them, that on-line vendor may be a good option.

Ezzy, $40K for a truck? Does it fly?

[slistoe]

You never mentioned the weight of the food.

It is 1.48/#. That's all you need to know.

You told him to figure it out himself - with a price only and no weight. DUH!

[slistoe]

The point of the original post is that for some people, depending on where they live and what is reasonably available to them, that on-line vendor may be a good option.

But if you don't care what it costs then it was a rather pointless post.

[big steve46]

Just what we needed. Another "elitist birdhunter" who knows more than us old boys who have been feeding and hunting dogs for 40 years or more. If the shoe fits ------

[mcbosco]

The point of the original post is that for some people, depending on where they live and what is reasonably available to them, that on-line vendor may be a good option.

But if you don't care what it costs then it was a rather pointless post.

I do care what food costs who said I didn't. My view of cost is more inclusive than others I believe. Tax and gas are expensive, so is my time, so if the food is cheaper on there and there is no cost to ship it and there is no tax, why spend the time buying it locally.

If you look at the cost of Earthborn Primitive on that site, it is cheaper than Pro Plan in my area if you include tax. So what rational person would pick Pro Plan?