Go! Natural Premium Dog Food

[Ironwood_Cebu]

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wow thanks for this ad bro. interested ko mu buy sa grain free for my tzu and maltese pups. akong tzu pilian kaau ug dogfood, napul-an na tingali sa orijen. plan ko mu switch kay sayangan sd ko dili niya kan.on usahay. will try this nya. wen imo next shipping bro?

and musell sa ka ug canned food under this brand?

thanks !

yes sis, we have next shipment within this week and will include Grain Free in can... napay usa nga variant ang in can, kalimut ko unsa to, ill check...

[Ironwood_Cebu]

thanks! I might try the Salmon one next week.. ive tried chicken based dog foods kasi eh though not with Go Nat. Do you deliver or personally mi muadto para mupalit? thanks.

asa nyo loc bro? sa pagkakaron ongoing pa amu negotiations sa petshops... in the meantime, mga items ma-pick up sa JSP Bldg., Mango Avenue... Chequepoint Ent.

[menatsu]

lapu lapu bro but pero puwede ra sad ipadeliver sa amo office sa PDI condominium infront of country mall. hoping makadeliver mo hehe

[ianina]

sent u a pm sir

[Ironwood_Cebu]

sent u a pm sir

answered na sis...

[Ironwood_Cebu]

lapu lapu bro but pero puwede ra sad ipadeliver sa amo office sa PDI condominium infront of country mall. hoping makadeliver mo hehe

ah okay.. sorry bro ha pero at this point wala pa mi facility para deliver items... items are good for pick-up at Rm 306 JSP Bldg. Mango Avenue, Cebu City. thanks

[Ironwood_Cebu]

more testimonial threads of how effective Go! Natural products are

http://www.philippinepetfinder.com/f...r=asc&start=45

[Ironwood_Cebu]

Grain-free has no grains and has 9 meat sources, it follows the concept of raw diet and has a high protein-low carb diet. Great for picky eaters and dogs that are allergic to grains.

Salmon on the other hand has 1 meat source, 1 carb source and 1 oil source only thats why it is great for sensitive skin.

Chicken has the highest kcal per cup na dog food reason why it is great for active dogs.

All variants are great for the skin and coat. Thanks!

[Ironwood_Cebu]

Meat or Meal?
Aug 12, '07 3:27 AM

It takes 5lbs of chicken meat to make 1lb of chicken meal.

Although it may appear that chicken meat is a better source of protein that low ash chicken meal, consider this: for every 5lbs of chicken meat used in a recipe, as little as one pound may end up in the finished product. This occurs because 75% of a raw (wet) chicken is water, which evaporates during the cooking process.
On the other hand, meal is fresh meat, with the water and fat already removed. It does not contain by-products, feet, feathers, or it would be labelled as “chicken by-product meal”. It takes 5 pounds of fresh chicken meat to make 1 pound of meal, this is what we use in Petcurean Products.

The AAFCO standard reads…The dry rendered product from a combination of clean flesh and skin with or without accompanying bone, derived from the parts of whole carcasses of chicken (or any meat) or a combination thereof, exclusive of feathers, heads, feet, and entrails.

At Petcurean our meals are always species specific, as we identify the type of meal on the label.
So when you see chicken, turkey, lamb, duck, or salmon listed in the meal form, as the first ingredient on a dog food label, you are getting more of the actual “meat” protein than you would be if it was just listed as “meat”, or chicken as an example, on the label.

[Ironwood_Cebu]