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12-Pack 13.2-Oz Pedigree Choice Cuts in Gravy Wet Canned Dog Food (Beef)

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Amazon has 12-Pack 13.2-Oz Pedigree Choice Cuts in Gravy Wet Canned Dog Food (Beef) for $12.34. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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  • For digestive health
  • 100% complete and balanced for adult dogs, providing the nutrients they need.
  • This wet canned dog food recipe can be used as a topper, mixed with dry dog food or served on its own for an extra tasty meal

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Amazon has 12-Pack 13.2-Oz Pedigree Choice Cuts in Gravy Wet Canned Dog Food (Beef) for $12.34. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter babgaly for contributing this deal.

Product Details:
  • For digestive health
  • 100% complete and balanced for adult dogs, providing the nutrients they need.
  • This wet canned dog food recipe can be used as a topper, mixed with dry dog food or served on its own for an extra tasty meal

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Slick_Drone
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I remember in 2020 these 12 packs were creeping up from $.78 to $.98 a can, then $1.12, then they shot up astronomically to over $2 a can. For near-bottom-barrel dog food.

I also had read that there was nearly no reason when the ingredients raw cost had not scaled accordingly. That even human-grade ingredients didn't increase in costs in the same way to rationalize the increase in pet food costs across the board. That most of it was being increased, essentially "because pet owners love their animals" and would be willing to pay more.

Welp, now that the cost of living has skyrocketed, I predict pet food may see contraction as people forego adopting pets due to the overall increased vet bills, food, and other care for pets. Just my own theory and thanks for coming to my Ted talk!

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I remember in 2020 these 12 packs were creeping up from $.78 to $.98 a can, then $1.12, then they shot up astronomically to over $2 a can. For near-bottom-barrel dog food.

I also had read that there was nearly no reason when the ingredients raw cost had not scaled accordingly. That even human-grade ingredients didn't increase in costs in the same way to rationalize the increase in pet food costs across the board. That most of it was being increased, essentially "because pet owners love their animals" and would be willing to pay more.

Welp, now that the cost of living has skyrocketed, I predict pet food may see contraction as people forego adopting pets due to the overall increased vet bills, food, and other care for pets. Just my own theory and thanks for coming to my Ted talk!
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Quote from Slick_Drone :
I remember in 2020 these 12 packs were creeping up from $.78 to $.98 a can, then $1.12, then they shot up astronomically to over $2 a can. For near-bottom-barrel dog food. I also had read that there was nearly no reason when the ingredients raw cost had not scaled accordingly. That even human-grade ingredients didn't increase in costs in the same way to rationalize the increase in pet food costs across the board. That most of it was being increased, essentially "because pet owners love their animals" and would be willing to pay more. Welp, now that the cost of living has skyrocketed, I predict pet food may see contraction as people forego adopting pets due to the overall increased vet bills, food, and other care for pets. Just my own theory and thanks for coming to my Ted talk!
fwiw I don't think you're wrong. And thank you for the Tt
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hc1Yesterday 03:56 PM
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Tempting but not recommended by dog food advisor fwiw

https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/do...od-canned/
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Quote from Slick_Drone :
I remember in 2020 these 12 packs were creeping up from $.78 to $.98 a can, then $1.12, then they shot up astronomically to over $2 a can. For near-bottom-barrel dog food.

I also had read that there was nearly no reason when the ingredients raw cost had not scaled accordingly. That even human-grade ingredients didn't increase in costs in the same way to rationalize the increase in pet food costs across the board. That most of it was being increased, essentially "because pet owners love their animals" and would be willing to pay more.

Welp, now that the cost of living has skyrocketed, I predict pet food may see contraction as people forego adopting pets due to the overall increased vet bills, food, and other care for pets. Just my own theory and thanks for coming to my Ted talk!
Spot on. Another way this will/is coming back to bite them is that I (and many others) have transitioned to home-made dog food. I'll buy their slop if it's cheap and convenient, but convenience on its own won't cut it. Instead of throwing big bucks at these companies I've invested in a commercial meat grinder and can now ensure my dog is getting quality ingredients. Anyone else thinking of taking this road please look up proper animal nutrition for your pet, there are experts with proper backgrounds/training but also quacks out there.
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Quote from -P- :
fwiw I don't think you're wrong. And thank you for the Tt
I absolutely agree with what you posted.
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hubertschmelzerToday 04:55 AM
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Thank you! This really saved me this month! Dogs are gonna be upset for less leftovers lol

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