Comments on: Another contest & a product endorsement http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=another-contest-a-product-endorsement A guilt-free zone for good dog owners Fri, 10 Feb 2012 09:25:10 +0000 hourly 1 By: Rebecca Boren http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement/comment-page-1#comment-1188 Rebecca Boren Wed, 30 Dec 2009 01:00:57 +0000 http://willmydoghateme.com/?p=2994#comment-1188 Edie, I'm surprised that you (not to mention His Frankieness) have lasted this long putting Frankie's food in a drawer. Tightly-sealed pet food containers are a necessity of life in the desert -- although my horrified discovery involved an ant invasion, not rodents. A small-size metal garbage can is a good start -- you can get a pet-food-sized one for around $15 at Target or a hardware store. If your invaders are more determined, you may need to move up to the hermetically sealed, custom-designed pet food containers. In a masterpiece of poor marketing, the ones I use don't have their names anywhere, but I believe they are called Vittle Vaults. A good size -- square-ish tub just the right size to hold a 35-ound bag of food, but still easy to shove out of the way. A lid that twists closed with no stress on my arthritis-ridden fingers. And they have successfully fended off the desert insects for a couple of seasons now. Not to mention terriers looking for an unscheduled snack. Edie, I’m surprised that you (not to mention His Frankieness) have lasted this long putting Frankie’s food in a drawer. Tightly-sealed pet food containers are a necessity of life in the desert — although my horrified discovery involved an ant invasion, not rodents. A small-size metal garbage can is a good start — you can get a pet-food-sized one for around $15 at Target or a hardware store. If your invaders are more determined, you may need to move up to the hermetically sealed, custom-designed pet food containers. In a masterpiece of poor marketing, the ones I use don’t have their names anywhere, but I believe they are called Vittle Vaults. A good size — square-ish tub just the right size to hold a 35-ound bag of food, but still easy to shove out of the way. A lid that twists closed with no stress on my arthritis-ridden fingers. And they have successfully fended off the desert insects for a couple of seasons now. Not to mention terriers looking for an unscheduled snack.

]]> By: Kelly http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement/comment-page-1#comment-1045 Kelly Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:22:35 +0000 http://willmydoghateme.com/?p=2994#comment-1045 Go on to the Wellnesspetfood.com website and there you can go to the store finder and type in your zip code and locate stores in your area that carry Wellness products. Go on to the Wellnesspetfood.com website and there you can go to the store finder and type in your zip code and locate stores in your area that carry Wellness products.

]]> By: Edie http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement/comment-page-1#comment-1040 Edie Wed, 16 Dec 2009 13:25:46 +0000 http://willmydoghateme.com/?p=2994#comment-1040 Ha - Freudian slip? It's Core, not Cure. And, yes, it's available at pet supply stores, not at vets. I don't think you'll find it at the chains; I get it at the local feed store that sells high-quality pet foods. It's just occurred to me: You were/are feeding Archie Royal Canin aren't you? And wasn't there some kind of recall...? Ha – Freudian slip? It’s Core, not Cure. And, yes, it’s available at pet supply stores, not at vets. I don’t think you’ll find it at the chains; I get it at the local feed store that sells high-quality pet foods. It’s just occurred to me: You were/are feeding Archie Royal Canin aren’t you? And wasn’t there some kind of recall…?

]]> By: Clare http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement/comment-page-1#comment-1039 Clare Wed, 16 Dec 2009 04:33:44 +0000 http://willmydoghateme.com/?p=2994#comment-1039 Is Wellness Cure available at pet supply stores, or is it a vet-supplied product? My vet doesn't have it. Is Wellness Cure available at pet supply stores, or is it a vet-supplied product? My vet doesn’t have it.

]]> By: Karen http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement/comment-page-1#comment-1038 Karen Tue, 15 Dec 2009 22:48:53 +0000 http://willmydoghateme.com/?p=2994#comment-1038 I feed my rescue toy poodle Core Wellness Ocean Fish kibble. Before transitioning his food, he had itching and allergy symptoms -- on Core Wellness, no itching, scratching, etc. He hoovers the food down so I know he likes it. Seeing how well he's done on it, I'm definitely a Wellness Core fan :-) I feed my rescue toy poodle Core Wellness Ocean Fish kibble. Before transitioning his food, he had itching and allergy symptoms — on Core Wellness, no itching, scratching, etc. He hoovers the food down so I know he likes it.

Seeing how well he’s done on it, I’m definitely a Wellness Core fan :-)

]]> By: Edie http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement/comment-page-1#comment-1034 Edie Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:04:12 +0000 http://willmydoghateme.com/?p=2994#comment-1034 Now there's an enthusiastic endorsement that doesn't involve rodents. Thanks, Kim! Now there’s an enthusiastic endorsement that doesn’t involve rodents. Thanks, Kim!

]]> By: kimhalligan1 http://willmydoghateme.com/dog-health/another-contest-a-product-endorsement/comment-page-1#comment-1033 kimhalligan1 Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:36:04 +0000 http://willmydoghateme.com/?p=2994#comment-1033 Hi Edie and Frankie. I also feed all 6 of my dogs Wellness Core dog food along with other foods, Honest KItchen and Dr. Harveys. They also like Wellness treats. Hi Edie and Frankie. I also feed all 6 of my dogs Wellness Core dog food along with other foods, Honest KItchen and Dr. Harveys. They also like Wellness treats.

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