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Markus Mühle Dog Food in Dublin

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  • 14-11-2019 1:38pm
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    griffdaddy
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    Hi Everyone,

    DPD appear to have messed up delivery of my monthly bag of Markus Mühle Black Angus from zooplus and I've had to sub with rice and steak since yesterday. Obviously my lurcher is happy with this arrangement but it's not really sustainable in the long run. Does anyone know where I can pick up Markus Mühle in Dublin?

    Thanks,

    Griff


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    tk123
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    I’d say the closest you’ll get is one of the maxi zoo own brand foods.


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    D3V!L
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    The Markus Mühle stuff is amazing !! They must put doggy heroin in it or something :P

    We tried a lot of the supermarket stuff here and nothing came close to it. It was a chore to get our dog to eat it.


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    griffdaddy
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    D3V!L wrote: »
    The Markus Mühle stuff is amazing !! They must put doggy heroin in it or something :P

    We tried a lot of the supermarket stuff here and nothing came close to it. It was a chore to get our dog to eat it.

    Our guy was reluctant at first to eat because I think the kibbles are harder than other food but now he loves it. He looks great as well


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    tuxy
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    Sorry I can't help but also want to say this food is amazing. My dog loves it and is thriving on it.
    The price is very reasonable too.
    I can see some dogs not liking it initially because the kibble is large and not easy to bite in to but once they get a taste for it they soon get over that. It also has the advantage of making the dog chew which is good for dogs that tend to eat too fast. Also I believe it is available in a smaller size.
    Probably best to order for a few months in advance if you can. I got two bags recently with best before dates of May next year. It will probably take my dog 5 months to eat that.


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    MayoSalmon
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    Sounds great.....Additives:
    Vitamin A (10,000 IE/kg), vitamin D3 (1000 IE/kg), vitamin E (200 mg/kg), vitamin B1 [thiamine mononitrat] (3.5 mg/kg), vitamin B2 [riboflavin] (7 mg/kg), vitamin B6 [pyridoxine hydrochloride] (4.2 mg/kg), vitamin B12 (42 µg/kg), biotin (210 µg/kg), folic acid (0.35 mg/kg), niacin (21 mg/kg), vitamin C [L-ascorbic acid] (140 mg/kg), pantothenic acid [calcium-D-pantothenate] (8 mg/kg), choline chloride (1500 mg/kg), manganese (48 mg/kg), copper (10 mg/kg), zinc (120 mg/kg), iron (200 mg/kg).


    Welp


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    tk123
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    Depending on how long it lasts OP ie if a bag won’t last you until the new year I’d order two if you can! The xmas slowdown has begun with parcels! :(


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