Green Tripe

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Cambusvale
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Re: Green Tripe

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Dogs love it but my wife don't
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Cambusvale wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 4:03 pm Dogs love it but my wife don't
Wait til you try defrosting a frozen tripe in the microwave to find out how much she don't like it.... :o
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Aye we feed it too.

We all chuck in, 3 of us and get around 100 3lb blocks every blue moon. £0.60p a block.

Just defrost 1 block when I need it, which usually last my 3 dogs a week between them. I also feed Eukanuba with it, which I know i shouldnt, terrier mix would be better suited.
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EssGrouse wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:55 am Just defrost 1 block when I need it, which usually last my 3 dogs a week between them.
3lb a week between 3? You tight bugger :lol:
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They only a little bit each on their meals once a day, the Eukanuba is a complete food in itself.

When its semi-frozen I get the saw on it, and cut it like sliced pepperoni, about half a cm thick and each dog will get one of them.

They do well on it.
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Re: Green Tripe

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What kind of Eukanuba Liam?
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Its just called Eukanuba Professional in 18kg bags.
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EssGrouse wrote: ↑Fri Mar 16, 2018 12:38 pm Its just called Eukanuba Professional in 18kg bags.
It's Platinum Performance in the Professional range - German Pointer on the bag? There's about ten products all called "Professional" ;) Available in pet shops and online as Working and Endurance, same feed slightly different bag
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No German Pointer on the bag, its a Airedale/Fox Terrier on the bag,
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Ah, that's just the standard large breed chicken adult food then sold in 18kg bags as "professional" vs the 15kg retail sacks - easily bought in pet stores if Strathcraig wants to try it. Most triallers feeding Eukanuba seem to plump for the Platinum Performance version with a bit more protein and fat
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