re: Can you buy these in BULK?

Quoting lolajessup:" Costco does sell crisps or crunches depending on your particular store. I've seen crisps at 2 diff costcos ... [snip!] ... are loaded with them haha. They have cute Disney packages if u want them to look more kid friendly for the same price."

awesome! so wait, what's the site name?

<blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting misanthrope:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" ... [snip!] ... (same company that makes a human brand) and were told that the only difference in the products is the picture on the package."</blockquote>




Ewwww

Quoting misanthrope:" <blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting misanthrope:</b>" ... [snip!] ... brand) and were told that the only difference in the products is the picture on the package."</blockquote> Ewwww"

   

Sorry I didn't know you saw the amazon.com listing already.  

Quoting Meg ♥:" Sorry I didn't know you saw the amazon.com listing already.  "

  it's okay!
i wish they sold just like, a chip-bag size of these guys!

How to freeze dry things at home.
http://preparedforthat.com/how-to-freeze-dry-food-at-home/

<blockquote><b>Quoting KNZ.:</b>" I saw that too! so expensive though! $33 for only 8 packs. or maybe that's a good deal? haha, i dunno. it was only 2 bucks for a bag at the store. "</blockquote>




I haven't bought them in ages, so I have no idea  . It does seem like a lot of money for a yogurt puff.

Quoting misanthrope:" <blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting misanthrope:</b>" ... [snip!] ... brand) and were told that the only difference in the products is the picture on the package."</blockquote> Ewwww"

I don't know about the treats, but a lot of stuff IS the same. You need a prescription to get antibiotics for humans, dogs and cats.... but you can buy the same exact antibiotics for fish without it. Its just like how sometimes you can buy something name brand when the generic is literally exactly the same because it was made at the exact same place. Only difference is the label

Quoting *Mrs Cherry*:" How to freeze dry things at home. http://preparedforthat.com/how-to-freeze-dry-food-at-home/"

Thanks  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" I don't know about the treats, but a lot of stuff IS the same. You need a prescription to get antibiotics ... [snip!] ... brand when the generic is literally exactly the same because it was made at the exact same place. Only difference is the label"</blockquote>




David Syverson, chair of AAFCO’s Pet Food Committee recently told VIN News “Whether a food is edible for humans has little to do with the nature of the product. It has everything to do with how the product is handled.” His example of such ‘handling’: “We have two steaks that came out of a USDA meat processing plant. One is edible and can be sold for human consumption because it has been handled continuously under process controls established by law/rule to assure that the product is not exposed to anything that would make the product unfit for human consumption. The second came from the same slaughter plant, same animal and same production line, but slipped off the belt and hit the floor. This one is inedible.” Mr. Syverson is implying that the ONLY difference between human grade meat and pet grade meat is something similar to the ‘Three Second Rule’ (when a food lands on the floor for less than three seconds you can still eat it safely). However, the truthful difference between pet grade/quality meat and human grade/quality meat can be far more than the three second rule. http://news.vin.com/VINNews.aspx?articleId=12031

On my phone but here is the link.
http://www.truthaboutpetfood.com/articles/what-is-the-difference-between-human-gradequality-and-pet-gradequality-pet-food-ingredients.html

Quoting misanthrope:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" I don't know about the treats, but a lot ... [snip!] ... <blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" I don't know about the treats, but a lot of stuff IS the same. You need a prescription to get antibiotics ... [snip!] ... brand when the generic is literally exactly the same because it was made at the exact same place. Only difference is the label"</blockquote> David Syverson, chair of AAFCO’s Pet Food Committee recently told VIN News “Whether a food is edible for humans has little to do with the nature of the product. It has everything to do with how the product is handled.” His example of such ‘handling’: “We have two steaks that came out of a USDA meat processing plant. One is edible and can be sold for human consumption because it has been handled continuously under process controls established by law/rule to assure that the product is not exposed to anything that would make the product unfit for human consumption. The second came from the same slaughter plant, same animal and same production line, but slipped off the belt and hit the floor. This one is inedible.” Mr. Syverson is implying that the ONLY difference between human grade meat and pet grade meat is something similar to the ‘Three Second Rule’ (when a food lands on the floor for less than three seconds you can still eat it safely). However, the truthful difference between pet grade/quality meat and human grade/quality meat can be far more than the three second rule. http://news.vin.com/VINNews.aspx?articleId=12031 On my phone but here is the link. http://www.truthaboutpetfood.com/articles/what-is-the-difference-between-human-gradequality-and-pet-gradequality-pet-food-ingredients.html"

I understand what you're getting at, but it would be REALLY hard someone to convince me that everything sold for human consumption has been handled with care throughout the entire process from start to finish.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" I understand what you're getting at, but it would be REALLY hard someone to convince me that everything ... [snip!] ... me that everything sold for human consumption has been handled with care throughout the entire process from start to finish."</blockquote>




That I agree with. But I would trust pet food even less.

Quoting misanthrope:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Chuck Bass:</b>" I understand what you're getting at, but ... [snip!] ... the entire process from start to finish."</blockquote> That I agree with. But I would trust pet food even less."

Understandable. But over the years, I've heard just as many cases of human food being recalled for salmonella as I have pet food. More, maybe. Lettuce, spinach, tomatoes and peanut butter, just off the top of my head. About 6 months ago there was a dog food recall. Thats all I can really think of, just from memory.

<blockquote><b>Quoting KNZ.:</b>" awesome! so wait, what's the site name? "</blockquote>

Www.brothersallnatural.com