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  • #32
    Knine
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    I used this before. It was ok. Not fantastic. I do not like the compressed food & found I had to feed a lot of it.


  • #33
    rottie 11
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    Knine wrote: »
    I used this before. It was ok. Not fantastic. I do not like the compressed food & found I had to feed a lot of it.

    Was it black angus that you used?


  • #34
    rottie 11
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    Knine wrote: »
    I used this before. It was ok. Not fantastic. I do not like the compressed food & found I had to feed a lot of it.

    Was it black angus that you used?


  • #35
    Knine
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    rottie 11 wrote: »
    Was it black angus that you used?

    No it was the Green Bag.


  • #36
    Hooked
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    Knine wrote: »
    No it was the Green Bag.

    I'm the total opposite. We feed the 'green bag' (Marcus Meule Naturnah) and find we feed an awful lot less of it as it is measured depending on a dogs weight.

    We get 2 x 15kg bags for less than 75 euro delivered and it lasts us a lot longer than our 'old' kibble (also 15kg).

    Both dogs doing great on it - but... It is only fed half of the day - The morning meal.

    Afternoon feed is a RAW feed.


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  • #37
    rottie 11
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    Got markus muhle today and by my calculations my 5month old pup gets 595g a day??


  • #38
    rottie 11
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    Ok so on the feeding guide on the bag it sais final weight so that means adult weight so 50kg maybe? Well if its 50kg then he get 595g a day?


  • #39
    rottie 11
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    http://m.zooplus.ie/detailsInfo/shop/dogs/dry_dog_food/markus_muehle/markus_muehle_black_angus/380223#feeding


  • #40
    andreac
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    Yes that would be about right for a growing pup. Just split that into 3 meals. It wouldn't be all that at every meal.


  • #41
    rottie 11
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    andreac wrote: »
    Yes that would be about right for a growing pup. Just split that into 3 meals. It wouldn't be all that at every meal.

    That means so the 54euro bag of food wil only last 25 days?

    200g 3 times a day so?


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  • #42
    andreac
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    rottie 11 wrote: »
    That means so the 54euro bag of food wil only last 25 days?

    200g 3 times a day so?

    Yes.

    But if you find the pup is getting too heavy you can adjust accordingly. The guideline on the bag is just that, a guideline. Sometimes we need to feed a little less or a little more.

    So see how you go for a few weeks on that amount and take it from there.


  • #43
    rottie 11
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    andreac wrote: »
    Yes.

    But if you find the pup is getting too heavy you can adjust accordingly. The guideline on the bag is just that, a guideline. Sometimes we need to feed a little less or a little more.

    So see how you go for a few weeks on that amount and take it from there.

    Ok so will see how it goes , thanks


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