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Butcher's Tripe / Loaf
mollycat
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Moorning everyone.
Quick question; I have tried to google this with no result; thought asking the forum would be a speedier way to find the answer rather than persevering.
Really happy to hear from anyone who feeds their dog Butcher's.
Our 11 year old Staffordshire has become less enthusiastic with her Chappie than previously, although still eats her meals over the course of the day, (she appears well).
I had wondered if she was simply getting fed up of the same food so bought a tin of Butcher's (original recipe) with Tripe which she demolished in about 1 minute this morning, (half a tin with biscuits).
I was planning to get some more Butcher's later today, all things being equal in the "stool department"
, with the plan of having 2 different foods to alternate between....she is a rescue dog and we have been told whilst in the shelter for a few weeks she readily ate what is available, so not picky.
Noticed that you can get Butcher's Tripe and Butcher's Tripe Loaf online at a good price, (our wee shop only stops the former so cannot answer my question by simply buying a tin of the loaf). So, can anyone tell me what, (if any) the difference is between the two? I notice they come in different tin sizes, 400g and 390g respectively, so am concerned they are not similar.
Why not just buy the one she enjoyed this morning? The loaf comes in x3 different flavours, so if there was no difference between the foods, that would be my preference.
Thanks in advance.
Quick question; I have tried to google this with no result; thought asking the forum would be a speedier way to find the answer rather than persevering.
Really happy to hear from anyone who feeds their dog Butcher's.
Our 11 year old Staffordshire has become less enthusiastic with her Chappie than previously, although still eats her meals over the course of the day, (she appears well).
I had wondered if she was simply getting fed up of the same food so bought a tin of Butcher's (original recipe) with Tripe which she demolished in about 1 minute this morning, (half a tin with biscuits).
I was planning to get some more Butcher's later today, all things being equal in the "stool department"
, with the plan of having 2 different foods to alternate between....she is a rescue dog and we have been told whilst in the shelter for a few weeks she readily ate what is available, so not picky.Noticed that you can get Butcher's Tripe and Butcher's Tripe Loaf online at a good price, (our wee shop only stops the former so cannot answer my question by simply buying a tin of the loaf). So, can anyone tell me what, (if any) the difference is between the two? I notice they come in different tin sizes, 400g and 390g respectively, so am concerned they are not similar.
Why not just buy the one she enjoyed this morning? The loaf comes in x3 different flavours, so if there was no difference between the foods, that would be my preference.
Thanks in advance.
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