Brand name vs generic

OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:

Do some serious label reading.
You will find a lot of the same "plant" codes for canning location
between brands vs. generic.

Seriously.

Some generic pet foods are made by Purina.

I don't doubt that

I think you buy less food when you get the best quality
and of course it takes less of a -better quality, to meet the same
nutritional needs.

excluding any subsequental vet visits from health problems, lol
(which may have been prevented with a higher quality food)

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"Switch" wrote:

OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:

Do some serious label reading.
You will find a lot of the same "plant" codes for canning location
between brands vs. generic.

Seriously.

Some generic pet foods are made by Purina.

I don't doubt that

I think you buy less food when you get the best quality
and of course it takes less of a -better quality, to meet the same
nutritional needs.

excluding any subsequental vet visits from health problems, lol
(which may have been prevented with a higher quality food)


The dogs are on Canidae........
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Switch wrote:
OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:


Do some serious label reading.
You will find a lot of the same "plant" codes for canning location
between brands vs. generic.

Seriously.

Some generic pet foods are made by Purina.


I don't doubt that

I think you buy less food when you get the best quality
and of course it takes less of a -better quality, to meet the same
nutritional needs.

excluding any subsequental vet visits from health problems, lol
(which may have been prevented with a higher quality food)


But expensive does not mean better quality. Better quality means better
quality.

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sarah bennett wrote:

But expensive does not mean better quality. Better quality means better
quality.

well, I knew you was dying to say that...you've been beating around the
bush long enough

sarah bennett wrote:
Switch wrote:
OmManiPadmeOmelet wrote:


Do some serious label reading.
You will find a lot of the same "plant" codes for canning location
between brands vs. generic.

Seriously.

Some generic pet foods are made by Purina.


I don't doubt that

I think you buy less food when you get the best quality
and of course it takes less of a -better quality, to meet the same
nutritional needs.

excluding any subsequental vet visits from health problems, lol
(which may have been prevented with a higher quality food)


But expensive does not mean better quality. Better quality means better
quality.


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Better quality usually does translate into a product being more
expensive; however, an expensive item isn't necessarily of good quality
as there are outfits that will attempt to charge what the market will
pay no matter the quality.