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My dog eats hill's prescription science diet canine c/d. It's usually $50+. Today I went to buy more and it's now $75!! I don't know how long I can afford that! I read a thread about this back in August 08'. My dog has had very large stones removed but I don't know what type of crystals they found in it. Does anyone know of a book or a way to make food for my dog that would not increase her ph levels? I just don't know if I can continue to afford this food, these prices are out of control! I've looked at many websites, but the prices are the same. One website had it for $53 but shipping was over $20, so it came out to be the same as the vets office. Any help/advice is much appreciated!
I buy from the manufacturer's website, personally. Timberwolf ships for free for orders greater than a certain dollar amount (?$15). Check with Science diet's website or Amazon but the shipping will be high due to weight.
Seems alot of dog food has gone up. Havent bought food at a grocery store or supermarket since he was a month old so no sure about prices there. The dogfood at the feed store only went up $4, which is good vs what yours went up.
I was paying 32.00 for a 40lb. bag of Nutro and sometimes they added 10% more in the bag for the same price. Not anymore. The price for the same size bag is now 42.00
That was a big jump in price. All my big dogs are on the same food except Jenny and that bag lasts me almost 3 weeks.
Right now I am looking for a good no salt added dry food for Jenny. She has been on Purina NF.
I agree, the price of most dogs food has skyrocketed! But the way I look at it...pay a little bit more for the better quality of food...and in your case, for the better health of the dog...or pay huge vet bills down the road.
I feed my dog a cheaper dry dog food but my family eats alot of chicken and rice so I always top it off with some of that.
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But the way I look at it...pay a little bit more for the better quality of food...and in your case, for the better health of the dog...or pay huge vet bills down the road.
