Darbey P.
The food cost a bit much
The food cost a bit much. And a pain that it’s not in stores. I much rather buy a dog food I would be able to get at the store in case I run out and need to pick more up that day. As well as being able to get food that has the same nutritional values if not better. And at a better price.
Response from Life's AbundanceFeb 19, 2019
We realize that when you compare a bag of Life’s Abundance pet food to other foods, it may seem like ours are more expensive to feed. However, in general, that’s not the case at all. That’s because the most accurate way to compare the price of one pet food versus another is the cost to feed a meal. For example, the suggested amount to feed a 30 lb. dog Life’s Abundance All Life Stage kibble is 1 ½ cups whereas a competing food may be 2 ½ cups. So, if both foods cost 50 cents a cup, the Life’s Abundance would cost 75 cents to feed and the competing food would cost $1.25 to feed. Because our Life’s Abundance dry pet foods are so nutrient dense, the suggested feeding is generally less than many other brands so it ends up costing less to feed than other brands.