[nagdu] possibly switching dog food, advice would be welcome (cost of dry food)

[Daniel Sweeney]

Hi,

Sorry, I misquoted the price on my earlier post, the cost on Amazon for the
Duck formula is $50 and free delivery for the 28lb bag, and the $39 was for
the venison. I had not had sufficient coffee to be replying to the post this
morning.
There may be other places to get it cheaper, you might want to check some of
the other online sources.
The good thing about ordering the food this way is it comes right to your
door and you can set up automatic shipping so you never have to worry about
running out to the store.
I haven't checked for the other recommendations mentioned on the list but I
am sure you could find those for a good price too, and don't forget to
figure in the cost of time you save by doing it this way. Just my thoughts
again.

Daniel and Cass


> -----Original Message-----
> From: nagdu [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Laurel and
> Stockard
> Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 3:54 PM
> To: the National Association of Guide Dog Users NAGDU Mailing List
> Subject: [nagdu] possibly switching dog food, advice would be welcome
> 
> Hey all,
> I don't post much, but occasionally, I need advice. I've got my guide, a
> female labrador in great health, on natural balance duck and potato along
> with my family's pet labrador, also in great health. My guide is 5 and a
half
> and our pet is a little over 2. I've got to switch Stockard my guide as
well
> as our pet dog off the natural balance because it's running 60 dollars a
bag
> of late and I can't really afford that. I'd like to know what brands you
use,
> and what you find affordable, like under $50. Keep in mind, my dogs are
> labradors. Specifically, I want your thoughts on a few brands. Eukanuba
> (especially whether or not I should think about large breed vs. labrador.
Is
> one better than the other, does it matter?) also, royal canin, nutro,
Kirkland
> from Costco, and Iams. Is there another brand that's affordable that I
> should consider? Are there any websites where I could order in bulk, say 5
> or 10 bags at a time, and save money?
> Thanks for your thoughts on this matter.
> Laurel and Stockard
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