Feeding Raw Can Be Affordable

These are tough economical times; I see it in my business. When I first opened almost 7 years ago, customers were buying the most outrageous items for their pets; everything from bags, strollers, jewelry, even doggie (baby) blankets.  Now, many customers are barely able to provide good quality food and treats.  They are now feeding lower grade products to help reduce costs, only to find they are now incurring more veterinarian costs.  Dogs that were once healthy are now suffering from ear infections, skin problems, digestive issues, urinary issues, diabetes, not to mention fleas.

I am trying to help by offering Oma’s Pride products through a  Co-Op.  Customers buy in bulk, which helps bring down the cost of the product, and they all share the cost of shipping.  When I say “bulk” I don’t mean you’re buying hundreds of pounds, but collectively we are.  You are now able to purchase the best at wholesale pricing.  We currently have many members but are always looking for more.  For more information please contact us for a start-up packet and please pass the word on to your friends so that they may share in the savings too.   If you’re leery of making a commitment before you try raw, we encourage everyone to try before you buy.  Samples are available for those who have never fed raw.

In our next blog we will talk about the 12 benefits of feed raw food to your pet.

4 Comments to “Feeding Raw Can Be Affordable”

• Kathy August 12, 2011 at 8:40 pm

  I have 2 Cocker Spaniels. Feeding Oma’s is great. Healthier Dogs, shiny silky coats with no supplements. Quality Natural food stuffs means less filler and therefore less clean-up. Overall costs same but better for my girls.

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• Pat August 20, 2011 at 12:06 am

  I am interested in starting to feed my Golden Retriever Oma’s raw food. How could I get a start up packet? Also, if my dog likes the food will I be able to join the coop and what kind of pricing does the coop obtain?
  Thanks

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  • paws August 20, 2011 at 12:45 pm

    Hi Pat
    You can call or e-mail us directly for co-op information. We don’t post pricing on our site because prices change and there are usually specials. I would recommend that you come into the store speak with me and then try your dog on the food before making a larger co-op purchase. Our contact information is located on our site. Hope to hear from you soon

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• Meg Stewart March 20, 2012 at 7:37 pm

  I’m looking for a steamed bone meal source?

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