JWB sachet

[xtine]

just arrived thru the post 
got a free lamb with rice and veg.... feels rather lumpless 

comes in 150g sachets...59p each.. and Fritz would need between 5 and 10 a day  Jeezusss 

this is the info on the back:
Ingredients: lamb meat, rice, peas, carrots, sunflower oil, sugar beet pulp, linseed oil, calcium carbonate, seaweed, alfalfa, potassium chloride, tomatoes

contains: lamb meat (min 26%) rice (4%) peas (min 4%) carrots (min 4%)



needless to say it won;t be opened in this house - we like lumpy dinners with real meat in them 

[GSPmad]

we feed jwb in this house and have been using the odd sachet to mix tabletty powder in - turkey and rice tho, duibh and lamb don't get along. 

[*Lassie*]

Know my maths is bad but that adds up to 38% 
What is the other 62%

[SuzAndTheDiva]

lmao lassie was wondering that too.

[Foxisle_crazy]

Well next on the list after oil is...beet pulp, the ubiquitous filler! 

[kizkiznobite]

whats the moisture content xtine

and anyway - JWB now part of Pedigree, Masterfoods (Mars Inc) and they wont sign up for the
BUAV No Animal Testing Standard

[xtine]

moisture 82% 

[SuzAndTheDiva]

honey says yummy - bag of water for tea

yumyumyumyum  Honey

[kizkiznobite]

so - 18% is solids of which 26% of that is meat 4% is rice 8% is peas and carrots

now you know why they say how much to feed  

and folk will pay 49p of the 59p for water

[xtine]

is outrageous isn't it 


I have squits with better contents   

[kizkiznobite]

  too much info xtine 

imagine how much i would have to feed the wee boyo - think i will stop complaining about how much he costing us 

[xtine]

god you'd need it on tap  the cost would be extortionate 

[SuzAndTheDiva]

is outrageous isn't it 


I have squits with better contents   

roflol - I still dont think doggies should eat that either   

[jaydex]

whats the moisture content xtine

and anyway - JWB now part of Pedigree, Masterfoods (Mars Inc) and they wont sign up for the
BUAV No Animal Testing Standard

they say the only testing on animals they do is a palatability test to see if dogs and cats like the food, and they would never experiment.

[kizkiznobite]

yep but they refuse to sign the agreement so what they hiding - the parent company does test

http://www.uncaged.co.uk/petfood.htm