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Dame · 10-17-2009, 03:18 PM

So, I ran into an interesting product out on the market today - BirkDale Pet Mix (Pet Mix | Dog Cancer | Dog Cancer Treatment | Cancer In Dogs | K9CriticalCare K9 Critical Care)

Its a mix that you add to homecook - it provides all the ingredients they need for nutritional adequacy, and you provide the protein.

BIRKDALE PETMIX INGREDIENTS
Vegetable Pomace (dehydrated carrots, celery, beets, parsley, lettuce, watercress, spinach), carrot*, broccoli*, apple*, whole egg*, flax meal, parsley leaf, calcium carbonate, kelp, alphalfa, ginger root, garlic
*air dried

The best part (and how I found out about it) is that they are offering free samples of it until October 29th. Just go to Home | Dog Cancer | Dog Cancer Treatment | Cancer In Dogs | K9CriticalCare K9 Critical Care and click on the red star at the top of the page.

I don't homecook, but I thought this kind of product might really interest a lot of people here because I know something like this would make me feel a lot more secure in home cooking dog food.

10-17-2009, 03:18 PM	#1
Dame Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Louisville, KY, USA Posts: 239	BirkDale PetMix an option for homecooking? So, I ran into an interesting product out on the market today - BirkDale Pet Mix (Pet Mix \| Dog Cancer \| Dog Cancer Treatment \| Cancer In Dogs \| K9CriticalCare K9 Critical Care) Its a mix that you add to homecook - it provides all the ingredients they need for nutritional adequacy, and you provide the protein. BIRKDALE PETMIX INGREDIENTS Vegetable Pomace (dehydrated carrots, celery, beets, parsley, lettuce, watercress, spinach), carrot, broccoli, apple, whole egg, flax meal, parsley leaf, calcium carbonate, kelp, alphalfa, ginger root, garlic *air dried The best part (and how I found out about it) is that they are offering free samples of it until October 29th. Just go to Home \| Dog Cancer \| Dog Cancer Treatment \| Cancer In Dogs \| K9CriticalCare K9 Critical Care and click on the red star at the top of the page. I don't homecook, but I thought this kind of product might really interest a lot of people here because I know something like this would make me feel a lot more secure in home cooking dog food.