BARF in tubs

[Notonaschoolnight]

Is there any supplier other than Natural Instinct that sells it this way, just they're handy to stack in the freezer

[HoneyDragon]

I don't know any, but my friend buys PAH free flow stuff and decants it into old take away tubs.

[Frettchen]

I've had a look around and have seen Naturediet and Nature's Harvest (I guess they're all following a theme!) also Collards.

Don't know how good any of them are. I was considering BARF with complete trays, but am being drawn towards feeding actual meat and bones rather then the pre-mixed stuff.

[HoneyDragon]

I get mine from my butcher.

A carrier bag full of chicken frames is 50 pence and has enough for two days meals.

Dog mince is a £1 per bag and does two meals.

Meaty rib bones are a £0.50 per bag.

Liver we get from Tesco

Tripe is £1.00 from the butchers for two portions.

Much cheaper than ready prepared

Dog has raw veg like carrots and broccoli stalks.
Tinned Sardinellas in tomato sauce from Aldi (34 pence)

[HoneyDragon]

Sorry the chicken is 2-3 days.

[Notonaschoolnight]

Thank you all for your replies its definitely barf I'm after rather than wet food or basically anything that's conveniently packaged like supermarket wings or liver that way I can fit in our own food too, which I can't at the mo. I'm going to get half a dozen of the natural instinct pure stuff and go to the supermarket for the rest I might also give the nearest butcher a ring and see if they do anything just out of interest.

[Blistory]

Natures Menu does packaged raw frozen meals now that you can order directly online. You could fit 4 into one of the tubs so much easier to store in the freezer.

[Notonaschoolnight]

Thanks blistory