Re: Canine Caviar

["Deb & Boyd McFail" <bdmcfail@alaska.net>]

You mean to tell me that here is a company that CAN'T EVEN MAKE A RESEALABLE
BAG THAT ACTUALLY RESEALS PROPERLY AND NOW THEY ARE GOING TO RAISE THE PRICE
BY 3 DOLLARS?!!!!?????!

yes, I'm shouting. I'm also disgusted. Sophie is doing very well on that
food and finally losing weight. Cripes. IS there an email address for this
company that actually has someone responding to email? I'd dearly love to
give them a piece of my mind about this, lol.

All fired up and no one to smack,
Debs

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>From: Gina Heitz <brier@oregonsbest.com>
>To: brierpups@fast.cs.utah.edu
>Subject: Canine Caviar
>Date: Tue, Nov 14, 2000, 6:35 AM
>

> For those on the list who feed CC,
>
> I was just informed by Stacy that the price of the food is going up $3.00 a
> bag in January.  While I still think this is a good food I personally do
> not think the increase is in keeping with fair marketing and that this is
> going to hurt the company in a big way.  I am dropping my
> distributorship.  As my clients polled were as well not happy with such a
> large increase in price.
>
> A bit of personal history with the company:  Two years ago when I first
> started feeding Canine Caviar, my breeder price was $19.00 a bag, home
> delivered.  Now that price has gone up almost $10.00 a bag over 24 months.
>
> Recommendations for other foods to feed are:
>
> Wellness by Old Mother Hubbard (IIene feeds this and is very happy),  Flint
> River Ranch (home delivery via UPS).  Eukanuba, Nutro, Sensible Choice, are
> all good premium foods easy to get locally and they offer several
> formula's.  Just stay away from puppy and or large breed growth
> formulas.  You don't need to do anything other than maintenance
> formula's.  Of course there is also always BARF...
>
> Gina
>