Dry food

[THLpatrick 555]

Anybody on here from the Liverpool area, be able to help me get hold of some decent sacks of dry food of a wholesaler? anybody or any advice or help would be brilliant thanks!!!!

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

Here you go mate, the blokes name is Chris.

 

http://www.merseypetdirect.com/index.htm

[THLpatrick 555]

Here you go mate, the blokes name is Chris.

 

http://www.merseypetdirect.com/index.htm

and that stuff will be good for working dogs/ bull x puppy and then a 3 year old whippet obviously, puppy and adullt be ordered seperate!

[Strong Stuff 2,171]

Best to speak to him mate, he'll give you advice on which dry food should suit you best.

 

If it was me I'd be looking for a supplier of real meat, I doubt I'll use a dry food again now I've changed.

[THLpatrick 555]

Best to speak to him mate, he'll give you advice on which dry food should suit you best.

 

If it was me I'd be looking for a supplier of real meat, I doubt I'll use a dry food again now I've changed.

its the money though mate :/ an time etc!!!

[gnipper 6,995]

Find the right place and meat is cheaper than dry, sometimes isn't practical if you haven't got the freezer space etc but you would see the difference in the dogs if you did feed raw.

[THLpatrick 555]

Find the right place and meat is cheaper than dry, sometimes isn't practical if you haven't got the freezer space etc but you would see the difference in the dogs if you did feed raw.

simply avnt got the space, i have a freezer in my shed but its not to big to be fair and not convient etc, i think greyhound race food and some raw chicken mixed in wudnt go a miss?