Comments on: Austin’s remarkable pet-food network http://givingcityaustin.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/austins-remarkable-pet-food-network/ The guide to doing good in Austin. Sat, 19 Dec 2009 19:14:50 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Dawn Csernai http://givingcityaustin.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/austins-remarkable-pet-food-network/#comment-394 Dawn Csernai Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:28:27 +0000 http://goodcauseaustin.wordpress.com/?p=160#comment-394 PS I forgot to mention the Animal Trustees of Austin helps out pet owners too with dog food. PS I forgot to mention the Animal Trustees of Austin helps out pet owners too with dog food.

]]> By: Dawn Csernai http://givingcityaustin.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/austins-remarkable-pet-food-network/#comment-393 Dawn Csernai Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:27:21 +0000 http://goodcauseaustin.wordpress.com/?p=160#comment-393 This is my experience in trying to find dog food for my dogs. I tried the Humane Society and they gave me the number to Liz said she is a volunteer; who in turn lead me to call Animal Trustees of Austin. I supplement my dog kibble with cooked oatmeal, Iams canned food (3 cans) and lots of canned vegetables-carots, sweet potatoes(drained and rinsed if in sugar syrup) as well as cooked chicken or beef to make up a base and it last me about a week and very inexpensive to make too. Then I put dog kibble on top of it. It goes along way too and I got the recipe from a local vet technician which has been a lifesaver for my 2 large dogs Spot (pit bull) and Bella (Presa Canaria). Hope that helps your folks too. This is my experience in trying to find dog food for my dogs. I tried the Humane Society and they gave me the number to Liz said she is a volunteer; who in turn lead me to call Animal Trustees of Austin.

I supplement my dog kibble with cooked oatmeal, Iams canned food (3 cans) and lots of canned vegetables-carots, sweet potatoes(drained and rinsed if in sugar syrup) as well as cooked chicken or beef to make up a base and it last me about a week and very inexpensive to make too. Then I put dog kibble on top of it. It goes along way too and I got the recipe from a local vet technician which has been a lifesaver for my 2 large dogs Spot (pit bull) and Bella (Presa Canaria). Hope that helps your folks too.

]]> By: W.P. http://givingcityaustin.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/austins-remarkable-pet-food-network/#comment-142 W.P. Sun, 04 Jan 2009 18:04:09 +0000 http://goodcauseaustin.wordpress.com/?p=160#comment-142 Thank you for this helpful post. My cat just went on a restricted diet and I had a lot of quality cat food left over that he won't be able to eat. I wasn't sure if the SPCA would take dry cat food, especially some bags that had been opened. Because I found this post while looking this issue up on the Web, I was able to direct my dry cat food to someone in need rather than throwing it away. Thanks! Thank you for this helpful post. My cat just went on a restricted diet and I had a lot of quality cat food left over that he won’t be able to eat. I wasn’t sure if the SPCA would take dry cat food, especially some bags that had been opened. Because I found this post while looking this issue up on the Web, I was able to direct my dry cat food to someone in need rather than throwing it away. Thanks!

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