I am gonna use this thread for a off-topic, but dog related PSA
https://www.newsweek.com/fda-pet-food-r ... ts-1561092
Same thing happened in October with a different manufacturer:
https://www.newsweek.com/fda-sunshine-m ... in-1529656
I often buy dog toys and other non-food supplies at discount stores like TJMAxx and have often found expired treats from unknown brands being sold there.
Keeping dog food dry
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Re: Keeping dog food dry
Those who travel to mountain-tops are half in love with themselves and half in love with oblivion
Re: Keeping dog food dry
I LOVE the RW Palisades pack, my one is at least 8yrs old and has wear and tear but still great, they have redesigned the pack release since and i do not know how well that is vs the buckles but great company gear. I keep the dogs food (kibble) in plastic containers for day hikes and use freeze dried food for backpacking, lighter weight for the dogs, but i again keep it in the heavy duty ziplock bags. the compactor trash bag is a great suggestion, i use one in my backpacking bag!
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