origen available in malaysia! where? grainless formula is it not?

so mrs chew sells origen RM46 for how many kilos?

got orijen adult for sale there or not?

err... who is white palace? he is a forumer here?

science diet has a reputation of being the most terrible dog kibble around. IIRC it is the corn in it. Period.

This post has been edited by madmoz: Sep 11 2007, 11:27 AM

anyone of you have the contact number for seapark pets ss2? i seem to have deleted it from my address book

i find that they are often more honest/forthcoming than other pet stores but some ppl (esp new customers) find them a bit 'cold'

Lamb n Rice
Adult Maintenance
I have only seen this one sold by vets, must cost an arm and a leg!

would be a good starting point. google is your best friend.

if you really want to know what chicken-by-product meal or meat-by-product meal is;



Source: Dr Fosters and Smith

Some might dismiss all this as a blatant internet based anti-science plan/smear movement though, the choice is ultimately yours.

Anti Science Plan Article 1
More complaints

Also read this before going hunting for your next packet of dog food.

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Added on September 11, 2007, 1:42 pmdisclaimer: I am sure pedigree, alpo and other supermarket brands are just as bad, they however do not market their food as 'premium' quality or at 'premium' prices

This post has been edited by madmoz: Sep 11 2007, 07:55 PM

yes, methinks so too... start with the better ones like california, canidae, evo and go by process of elimination. i really want to try orijen next.

solid gold is good. i have used this b4

sorry i love my dogs but i won't eat dog kibbles
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but ceaser taste like salty luncheon meat.

i have been told to feed 30% less than normal if using orijen

uh oh, one negative report for orijen. Care to share what breed is your furkid and how much/often you feed him/her?

i changed to eagle pack holistic because solid gold was not available for a long long time last year (until pet safari stocked it)
i have no problems with eagle pack but feel like swithcing back to a 'super premium' brand

Adult vs Puppy Food

Don't be fooled, more often than not the puppy vs adult labeling is a marketing gimmick.

From the same kibble review page we always visit!

Didn't know this before but this seems to be a pretty convincing article on kibble rotation.

This post has been edited by madmoz: Sep 11 2007, 11:31 PM

i see. thanks for the feedback.

royal canin, based on what i have read from the internet etc is another science plan - expensive but crappy!
think about it... different kibbles for different dog types? so my m.s. would need different nutrients from your shih tzu? Granted, a small breed needs different nutrients from a large breed, and a couch potato dog vs a working dog but isn't RC taking it too far?

always check in the 'ingredients' section when buying pet food. there are a great many regulations on this if the particular brand is marketed in the u.s.

as for RC i cannae believe that they will have seperate production lines for each kibble type, me thinks more likely than not they change the packaging only? someone care to check their ingredients list?

i dun know... why would a shih tzu need almost 2x as much fat compared to an M.S.? also, most of the ingredients look sama jer, just that their positions are swapped.
perhaps they have different formulas, 'supposedly' optimised by breed... They could perhaps market it as formula A, formula B etc

then surely the M.S. formula is wrong as most MS are allergic to chicken and corn which features prominently in the first ten ingredients.

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Added on September 13, 2007, 12:36 pmyou guys are correct - if RC is super sweet/super fragrant/ super tasty perhaps like little kids with chocolate our furkids will be addicted!

Also as for the meals thingy... eagle pack holistic has many 'flavours' - i've not noticed any difference between chicken, lamb and fish varieties but the 'duck' variety i tried last time round seems to result in one of my furkids licking her 'tail' excessively

This post has been edited by madmoz: Sep 13 2007, 12:39 PM

even science diet also dun have so many varieties... just like Hienze Baked Beans - 52 varieties!

why not try solid gold?