QUOTE(adriankhoo153 @ Sep 8 2011, 07:56 AM)
Guys, how you store big pack of dog food like 13.6kgs?
In a big container or in the original packaging but tied up with rubberband?
Is this method of calculation correct?
13.6 kilograms = 479oz = 60cup.
If one day i feed 1 cup, it only can last approximately 2 months?
So little?
Don't forget that once the bag is opened the nutritional value of the food degrades as time passes. Get roughly a month's worth. In a big container or in the original packaging but tied up with rubberband?
Is this method of calculation correct?
13.6 kilograms = 479oz = 60cup.
If one day i feed 1 cup, it only can last approximately 2 months?
So little?
QUOTE(xDingx @ Sep 8 2011, 01:59 PM)
I personally think that innova and orijien with min crude protein more than 40% is too high for a small breed inactive dog....i personally dun feel comfortable to feed such high protein to my kid..
And our furkids have a very limited life, average 15 years only, i will give the best food to my kid...and the price for a good food is definitely worth anything...
anyone can recommend any pet shop located at KL (prefer kepong) that sell a big variety brand of dog kibble?
I hv a chi hua hua x min. daschund n a corgi raised on Orijen n currently still on it. All doing extremely well on it. Haven't tried Innova, can't comment. To me Orijen is the best out there next to BARF, but feeding Orijen is kinda different from feeding other brands of kibble as it's a very rich food. Btw, I'm not advertising for anyone. I'm recommending cuz I prefer it out of many brands of kibbles. I raised a maltese on Orijen as well, she's still doing very well.And our furkids have a very limited life, average 15 years only, i will give the best food to my kid...and the price for a good food is definitely worth anything...
anyone can recommend any pet shop located at KL (prefer kepong) that sell a big variety brand of dog kibble?
QUOTE(Kerry1136 @ Sep 11 2011, 03:00 PM)
Guys am currently feeding fish4dog but i found that the poo is kinda soft despite less smell and now im almost finishing the pack so what are the recommended brands for my 4yr old male poodle.
Another question is currently in feeding hin twice for 35gram each time. is it sufficient? Hes a tiny toy pup btw and the packaging insists of 55-120g for pups under 2kg
Don't need to follow the packaging precisely. Judge for yourself how much to feed. If he looks or feels thin at 35g serving then increase. If he looks too fat, decrease the serving amount. Another question is currently in feeding hin twice for 35gram each time. is it sufficient? Hes a tiny toy pup btw and the packaging insists of 55-120g for pups under 2kg
Sep 13 2011, 08:41 PM
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