Do a google search for Flint River Ranch.  It isn't sold in stores, the price I quoted was the price to have it delivered to your door.

Kathi

Serena Lanza <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hi,

Where do you get this stuff? I've never heard of it.

Thank you.



M. Serena Lanza
Sr. Payroll Specialist
New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc.
Lawrence, MA
978-738-4812



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The feeding guide for Flint River Ranch recommends about one cup per 20
pounds of body weight depending on the dog's activity level. There are
approximately 80 cups in a 20 pound bag. A 60 pound dog would eat about
three cups per day, 50 pounds 2 1/2 cups, etc.

I feed five collies ranging in weight from 55# to 95# (yes, he thinks he's
a
horse) on a total of 18 cups a day. If I were feeding one of the grocery
store brands, that total would barely feed two of them. Flint River Ranch
is a highly concentrated kibble, so you feed much less of it and still
give
the dog all the nutrition that's needed.

Hope this information helps as you make your decision. I also have more
information in links on my website.

Have a great day!
Kristin (with Jake, Otis, Roman, Taffy and Susie, the "collie wannabe")

www.healthypethouse.com


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Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 20:31:16 -0700
From: Dotty Harala
Subject: Re: Question about food

Hey Kathi-
I use FRR too- but maybe I'm giving my dogs too much? How much do yours
weigh? I go thru 60 lbs for 4 dogs, all farmcollie types. None of them
seem overweight.
Dotty
>Flint River Ranch fits - no corn and chick as the first ingredient. 20
>pounds is $25 and lasts me more than a month for two dogs.
>
>Kathi
>
>
>Vicci wrote:
>Is there any affordable dog-food that does NOT have corn in it?
>Is there ANY affordable dog-food that starts the ' list of ingredients '
>with meat?
>
>Should it start with meat????
>
>Vicci