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[kimhotep]

So I moved my ebay store off of ebay and onto etsy.
Ebay is increasing the percentage it takes from each sale, and really screwing up the feedback system. I really like how etsy works a lot better. Here is my store:

http://toadbriar.etsy.com

YAY we got approved for the construction permit for the house. Things can start getting built now! There are no

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[tamena]

good luck on the raw - I have NO clue, Tucker throws up everything but his Cal Nat Lamb & Rice so I'm kinda chicken about that stuff.

The esty site looks great! I love those grey hounds =) and the fairies...and the bunny and and and hehehe

guess you'll have to save bits n pieces of the house as you guys build to make new bird houses and feeders! You are going to post tons of pics right??

[kimhotep]

Aw, poor Tucker. My cat's the same way about Wellness turkey & salmon. if they ever change the formula we are in trouble.

Thank you re: etsy! The community over there is so so awesome, and there's so much cool stuff. I spend way too much time just browsing.

oh goodness knows there will be ample bits 'n' pieces - heck we're on our third dumpster already and it is fuller than we thought (NOT counting the snow) - and we haven't even gotten any CONstruction stuff involved yet.

[toolgirl_420]

I give turkey necks to my two boys (a Rott mix and a GSD) with no issues. It's usually the smaller dogs who have problems with the little bones in the necks. Don't be surprised if you see tiny undigested bones in their poop though. It's normal. My Rott mix wolfs things down but he's not had any issues with the turkey necks. :)

[toolgirl_420]

Forgot to add, you can feed them frozen, but some dogs wont' touch them frozen. I thaw them out. You should check your local butcher shop for turkey necks. Likely to be alot cheaper than Nature's Variety. Then again, I'm a cheapass. LOL!

[kimhotep]

thank you! I appreciate it. No problem about them working on em frozen - they are both ice cube eaters, and I give them frz bones in the summer to help them cool off. And it's good to be a cheapass, lol - it's just I was already in the midst of massive errands run and saw em. I've had a good butcher recommendation recently, so I've even got a shop to scope out.

[littleghostlost]

I don't know if I said whilst being bitchy all weekend (thankyou for listening), but thaw the turkeynecks just enough to get them apart and then re-freeze if you want that kinda thing. I've done it a couple of times with chicken drumsticks for the chi's. I'll privately email you a gal's address who has been raw feeding for eons.. if you need advice and I don't know it yet, she will. She's even got ancient rescue Chi's w/ perfect teeth and they haven't ever had a dental.