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8-Pack 8oz Rachael Ray Nutrish Premium Natural Wet Dog Food (Chicken Paw Pie) Expired
$2.35
$19.92
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Amazon has 8-Pack 8oz Rachael Ray Nutrish Premium Natural Wet Dog Food (Chicken Paw Pie) on sale for $2.36 when you checkout with Subscribe and Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
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It"s back!! I ordered this at this price last time it was posted and got 8 tubs.
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..Same here EXCEPT this time I got in just under the wire because I ordered immediately. Then I went right back to actually read the info and price was $19.86!! SCORED this time & so will you.. now & then.
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My dog has 6 prescription & right now 4 of them are active. This food is thick & sticky enough that I can put most of her meds straight in with the food without using pill pockets. She doesn't seem to notice at all. I just make sure the meds aren't bitter or foul tasting. This food has been a big help with giving Gracie her meds. What I like is when you open the can it's full of food, not a blob of stuff surrounded by gel or "gravy".
Companies know that people will spend more on their dogs than themselves so no, it's not weird to have celebrity chef endorsements.
Many dedicated owners basically have their dogs on a non-kibble/raw food diet so if there's a high quality food available it might be convenient.
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