Making home cooked meals for our pets is a lot easier than you think. Doggies Unlimited has a Nutritional Pet Food mix for dogs and cats. Made with 6 different vegetable, all natural supplements and much more.... Now you can cook up a protein of your choice add a little water when almost done and some of our nutritional pet food mix an
you have a nutritional meal in less than 5 minutes. At least you will know exactly what is in the food you are giving to your pets. And have peace of mind that it…
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Added by Lori Naipo on January 28, 2010 at 11:55pm —
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This is rather a basic question, but how many of us have stopped to consider the real answer? Are we feeding our pets to meet their basic nutritional needs, our needs, their perceived needs, or some other perceived reason?
Because of all of the advertisements and marketing distractions and often misleading misinformation, we may have forgotten our original purpose of why we are feeding our pets. The specific purpose of any food should be to supply all of the known required nutrients at balanced…
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Added by Tommy R. Willard on January 12, 2010 at 9:45am —
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Looking for some fresh homemade and very healthy dog treats. Look no further. Doggies Unlimited has a nice selection of healthy, low calorie treats to choose from. Maggie's Apple Cinnamon Delights, Sammy's Peanut Butter Dog Biscuits, Harley's Gourmet Doggie Biscuits, Toby Dog's Special Supplemental Biscuits, Shanea's Sweet Potato Hearts (Wheat & Gluten Free), Damien's Hearts of Pumpkin (Wheat & Gluten Free). Your doggies will beg for more!
All treats are baked and shipped priority the sa…
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Added by Lori Naipo on January 7, 2010 at 7:41pm —
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I was selling my products with Amazon, but found that there prices and percentages were high with little return. Then I was referred to Beehivescoop.com. Fabulous customer service, low rates, expert web building, care and concern about your success.
I highly recommend them for your business.
Lori
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Added by Lori Naipo on January 7, 2010 at 7:40pm —
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For the love of Toby Dog, Doggies Unlimited was created. Toby Dog loved to steal jerky from the dehydrator while it was being made. It was really funny but not really sure how healthy it was for him. He would wait for us to leave the house and he would get his front paws to the counter and remove each of the six trays from the dehydrator and spread them all over the dining room as he ate every piece. When we got home and found the mess we even noticed that he had actually turned off the dehydrat…
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Added by Lori Naipo on January 7, 2010 at 7:39pm —
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Welcome to Doggies Unlimited where we have created only the finest of organic pet Biscuits, fresh homemade Beef, Chicken and Turkey Jerky, Nutritional Pet Food Mix and much more for your best friends treats. We have created recipes with your pets health as our #1 concern. Only the finest of ingredients are used and everything is made and shipped fresh the same day.
Visit us at:
www.doggiesunlimited.com or at Beehivescoop.com
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Added by Lori Naipo on January 7, 2010 at 7:38pm —
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I have been feeding my dogs Primal dog food. The nuggets for smaller dogs, Chicken, Duck, and Turkey/Anchovies.
Well they say raw food is one of the better foods to feed your dog, but since I have been feeding them Primal for the past 5 months, I noticed that my Pomeranian's fur is not as shiny or lustrious as before, and my Papillon's fur is dull, thinning, and has a huge bald area on her chest and it was getting worse.
They are both energetic and everything is fine other than their hair.. When…
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Added by Roya on December 23, 2009 at 10:16pm —
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I am ordering supplies for the first time from China, and is it true they only do T/T payments. Which is basically wire transfers. They sent me all of their bank information and are now waiting for me to make my payment.. I am not used to doing business this way, I just want to know if this is normal when doing business with companies overseas. Or am I being naive?
Roya
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Added by Roya on December 1, 2009 at 9:56pm —
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A good friend of mine in
Tulsa Oklahoma has started to produce her own line of dog and cat food. It is outstanding and she is using a completely
green marketing campaign. Her biggest issue is getting
Medical Insurance for h…
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Added by Pat Jewett on November 6, 2009 at 4:30pm —
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I just heard about the most amazing idea for providing a value added offer for a dog food promotion. Instead of providing a coupon wouldn't it be cool to insert a shrink wrapped DVD into the package that would provide owners with insight into overall Dog Wellness. I heard of one DVD that is amazing for this and could be inserted at a fraction of the cost of an actual coupon giveaway. The DVD is a Therapeutic Canine Massage Video shot in HD great quality and can be packaged with an interstitial c…
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Added by Randy Strong on October 21, 2009 at 6:59pm —
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We need your help to gather information for two articles upcoming in 2010:
1. Celebrating milestones--has your company (or one you do business with) celebrated a significant anniversary or another milestone with the past year or two? We're compiling a list and need to the add to the few we already have. Please send the name of the company, the milestone and contact information for someone we can follow up with.
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. Rising stars in nutrition--have you worked with any upcoming stars…
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Added by Debbie Phillips-Donaldson on October 13, 2009 at 4:01pm —
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Fish meal in pet foods for dogs and cats. There's a regulation that fish meal with a specific percentage of fat must contain the preservative ethoxoquin. Exactly what percentate of fat requires the addition of ethoxoquin? Does anyone know or know where we can find that information? Thanks so much!
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Added by Ann Rader on September 30, 2009 at 12:21pm —
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It always amazes me when I encounter questions or comments from either the pet food feeding public or fellow members of the pet food industry regarding unique or exotic ingredients. Ms. Danielle Park, whom I presume is not a member of the pet food community, based on her question, posted a question on the PF-Connection one Sept. 22 regarding the use of kangaroo, beaver, emu and ostrich in pet foods. Mr. Jeffrey Bond responded to Ms. Park that he thought that the idea of one of these sources migh…
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Added by Tommy R. Willard on September 23, 2009 at 6:46pm —
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1. Pet care sales were $ 28 billion in 2008.
2. Pet care category grew by 4.6% in 2008 driven largely by Supercenters ( +13.4%) and grocery( +5.2%) and club (+ 7.5%.)
3. Mass Merchandisers accounted for 29%, specialty 37% and grocery 22% of total pet care sales
4. Pet care purchase frequency ranked # 10 in grocery, # 1 in Mass, # 3 in dollar stores
5. Out of 126 categories in pet care category ranked # 2 in per capita spending $ 214/yr
6. 75% of households purchased pet care product
7. Pet food…
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Added by Mukund Parthasarathy on September 19, 2009 at 11:30am —
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In a recent poll conducted here on Petfood-Connection, you told us you are interested in online learning. Now, we at
Petfood Industry are conducting a more detailed
survey to find out what your interests are for online learning on petfood manufacturing topics. The survey was emailed last week to subscribers of our electronic newsletter, Pet eNews. If you did not receive a survey, or overlooked…
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Added by Joyce Neth on September 15, 2009 at 10:29am —
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For any petfood manufacturer with brands being made in the US, the issue of how, when and whether to report a potential safety or quality problem just got simpler--sort of.
Starting September 8, all food manufacturing facilities must now report any serious safety problem directly to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) through its new Reportable Food Registry
portal.
FDA says: "Registered F…
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Added by Debbie Phillips-Donaldson on September 14, 2009 at 2:40pm —
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Is there a sustainability group? Hidden in the system I found something from Marcel Blok but do not see it as a headline group.
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Added by John Adams on September 7, 2009 at 2:59pm —
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Hello friends, I just started this job and will be working with resurch helping my Company to creat new products, every single experience will be very welcome, specially from you guys who have a lot to say about Pet food. Thanks
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Added by Rodrigo Dionisio Pontello on September 2, 2009 at 5:30am —
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At the risk of getting giddy or overconfident, the petfood industry has reason to celebrate. Most industries and business sectors around the world are still really struggling in this down economy. Sure, we're seeing signs of recovery (or at least that we've hit bottom), but it's still tough out there for most businesses and consumers.
Yet among all the dismal news and financial reports, one of the most consistent bright spots is petfood. Consider big conglomerates like Nestle Purina, for exampl…
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Added by Debbie Phillips-Donaldson on August 21, 2009 at 10:17am —
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Recently someone described to me what he sees as two basic regulatory approaches:
1. If it’s done right, all will be right—which seems to be the European Union (EU) model; or
2. If all turns out all right, it must have been done right—the US approach.
Now, this is a very simplistic view of a very complicated issue, and it was part of a casual conversation, not an educational or information-oriented venue. But considering all the pending legislation in the US that could affect petfood--…
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Added by Debbie Phillips-Donaldson on August 10, 2009 at 3:20pm —
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