It’s the first high quality food I’ve ever seen in the supermarket. I’ve been very happy with it.

I also found amazing the fact that you would be able to find decent food in the grocery store.
I have a 6 mo beagle and since I got her I’ve been in a quest for the perfect food for her and my 8mo cat. I am thrilled about everything I’ve found out about dogs and cats food.
So, I picked up both Fresh pet select for dogs and cats, and couldn’t help but notice (ingredient wise) that the cat one seems to be much better, anyone else notice this?

Alice is my shelter director friend – good to hear the cats are liking it! I’ve yet to try it with the dogs at Silverwalk but will let you know :).

Please tell me pollyum dog roll isn’t just a dead possum rolled up in a ball. 🙂

Keeping the variety of treats flowing is tough. You always have to keep things interesting, don’t you?

I’d imagine George is a very discriminating dog. Does he eat veggies from your garden?

That was one of the things I liked about Freshpet. It included lots of vegetables as well as meat.

Gee, are you hinting that feeding 6 big dogs might be expensive? 🙂

Over the years, I’ve found that high quality food really pays off. When I was feeding homemade food to Agatha and then to Shadow, they didn’t need flea treatment and even with serious health concerns, didn’t require lots of intervention from the vet.

It’s tough to figure out how much you can afford and what the benefit will be over time. And I can’t even imagine what kind of math I’d need to figure it out for 6 dogs! I’d probably have to learn calculus.

Tops is the major supermarket in NY that carries it. And Laurie Luck says her Walmart carries it.

Kibble is definitely cheaper. But finding the highest quality you can afford is always a balancing act, isn’t it?

You’re spreading the idea that girls are envious. That’s not really true, is it? 🙂