Really cheap food...however

Approved_Food

Mutter wrote: »

Don't know whether this has been said already, but the Homecook stock cubes are recommended as dog treats on the approvedfood.co.uk website.

Please don't anyone be tempted to do this. Not only will the stock cubes be high in salt, dangerous to a dog's kidneys but also contain onion, also bad for a dog. There may also be all manner of spices/herbs present poisonous to dogs too.

I have emailed the company pointing out their error, maybe some more doing so would help to get it rectified faster. Thinking you are getting cheap dog treats could result in an expensive trip to the vet.

Point taken - the last thing we would wish is to cause possible harm to animals. The reason we suggested using them for dog food was that people had asked for them in the past specifically for that purpose.
We will no longer recommend them as pet food.

If anyone who has bought this product is not satisfied, we will refund the cost in full.

Dan

Approved_Food

freddie wrote: »

Do you select National for delivery to NI?

Wanting to place order ASAP but not sure about delivery 10.25 seems a lot if its not national delivery.

Thanks

"For N. Ireland and UK islands the charge is £10.50 for 25Kg."

Sorry, but that's the cost.

Dan

freddie_2

approvedfood wrote: »

"For N. Ireland and UK islands the charge is £10.50 for 25Kg."

Sorry, but that's the cost.

Dan

OOPS, My brother has placed an order today for NI but know he has selected the National rate. What can he do now, I know he wont want the order at 10.25 delivery, (he is only 17, wanted snack for school/work!)

Mutter_2

ebsay2000 wrote: »

They are 'only' 3 years out of date too!!!

Best Before 01/2006

3 years or 30 yrs, makes no difference, ebsay. May kill your dog.

angelcakes_3

Hi Dan :j fantastic site by the way!!!

I am awaiting to place a really big order and I am waiting to see if you put any special K bars on the site been waiting somewhat desperatley since last night.

Can you please give me a hint as to when or if they are going on please Thanks :T

Wolfsbayne

Im waiting to place an order too, just wanting to see whats new and whats no longer there . . .

Mutter_2

approvedfood wrote: »

Point taken - the last thing we would wish is to cause possible harm to animals. The reason we suggested using them for dog food was that people had asked for them in the past specifically for that purpose.
We will no longer recommend them as pet food.

If anyone who has bought this product is not satisfied, we will refund the cost in full.

Dan

You certainly are on the ball. Good luck.

However Dan, you are for the sink unfortunately.

Mutter_2

Please, some of you are getting carried away with the low prices.
Have you read Martin on how to order via the internet?
Only pay via a CREDIT card marked with VISA sign.
Credit card only. Say again, CREDIT CARD MARKED WITH THE VISA SIGN.
Please be careful.

-MRS_T-

Mutter wrote: »

Please, some of you are getting carried away with the low prices.
Have you read Martin on how to order via the internet?
Only pay via a CREDIT card marked with VISA sign.
Credit card only. Say again, CREDIT CARD MARKED WITH THE VISA SIGN.
Please be careful.

Hello

Can you please explain as im not sure what you are getting at. I am certain you can pay with visa credit card on approved foods

Wolfsbayne

-MRS_T- wrote: »

Hello

Can you please explain as im not sure what you are getting at. I am certain you can pay with visa credit card on approved foods

Ive been paying with visa for each of my orders so far and not quite sure how Dan's site is for the sink when it seems to be going from strength to strength, all because the OP noticed that stock cubes were listed in the wrong section (and a dog owner would have to be pretty stupid to even consider stock cubes as pet food imho).