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Baby food deals (Jars)

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  • 14-11-2013 2:23am
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    meoklmrk91
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    I know this is a bit of an odd request but I think this is the best place to post it as you guys are in the know about such things, I have no little ones myself.

    I give my dog a toy called a kong, fill it up with food and treats etc. I recently started giving him baby food in them, really handy, doesn't stink as much as dog food, plus I can change it up so he doesn't get bored. I was just wondering where I could get a good price on them, I have been getting them in Aldi €1.19 for a big jar which is fine but I would like to stock up. Amazon have great deals but won't deliver them to Ireland. Any ideas?


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    DG Leixlip
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    meoklmrk91 wrote: »
    I know this is a bit of an odd request but I think this is the best place to post it as you guys are in the know about such things, I have no little ones myself.

    I give my dog a toy called a kong, fill it up with food and treats etc. I recently started giving him baby food in them, really handy, doesn't stink as much as dog food, plus I can change it up so he doesn't get bored. I was just wondering where I could get a good price on them, I have been getting them in Aldi €1.19 for a big jar which is fine but I would like to stock up. Amazon have great deals but won't deliver them to Ireland. Any ideas?

    What about using parcel motel for the amazon deliveries?


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    pwurple
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    Are you sure human baby food is suitable for a dog?
    Don't they have different requirements?

    And yes, for anywhere that doesn't deliver to Ireland, Parcel Motel is the business there.


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    meoklmrk91
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    pwurple wrote: »
    Are you sure human baby food is suitable for a dog?
    Don't they have different requirements?

    And yes, for anywhere that doesn't deliver to Ireland, Parcel Motel is the business there.

    Completely forgot about Parcel Motel, thanks guys, I suppose I'll just keep a look out in the supermarket leaflets in case they have any special offers.

    pwurple, I give my dog plenty of other human food, left over veg, potato etc. I can't see why baby food would be an issue as it isn't his main food just a treat, I checked its low in sodium and sugar and has no additives or preservatives. Not a big fan of most dogs foods or treats because they are crap for them. He will be getting all his nutrition from his regular food.


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    pwurple
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    Fair enough. We only gave our dogs meat scraps, as so many human foods are toxic to dogs. Baby food often contains onions for example.

    http://www.vetstreet.com/care/human-foods-that-are-dangerous-for-dogs-and-cats


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    meoklmrk91
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    I keep an eye on the ingredients to make sure thereis nothing toxic in them, so no worries there, thanks :)


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