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Ok fellas fill me in on this pzazz dog food

I learned of it from a friend that used to get it, and his source dried up. I was looking for something that would put weight on the dogs while they were being hunted hard. I called the phone number on the website and ended up talking to the new owner. Mick told me all about the feed-- how it was made, what ingredients were used, all about the needs of a working dog, and on and on. I made a deal to have 5 tons shipped to me, and I sold 3 1/2 tons to other guys around the state. As far as I know, everyone has been happy with the feed. In fact, I ordered another 5 tons to divvy up to others, as I haven't started using mine up very fast. I am feeding a total of 14 dogs, and I haven't used ten bags yet. In fact, I have already had to cut most of my dogs back on the amount of feed, feeding them around 1 to 1 1/2 cups of feed a day. So far, the feed has done everything that I was told it would do and the dogs seem to love it also.

Well thank you I have spoke to him as well and think I am gonna buy 5 tons as well

how much does a guy have to give for a 50lb bag?

About 23 dollars

How much do you have to buy to get it at thaqt price?

Hey Im interested in this food as well, no local dealers.
Who should I call?

Bplott wrote:How much do you have to buy to get it at thaqt price?

I think a ton which is 50 bags per pallet

If you go on the website it had a list of all the dealers

Ok thanks I called the guy listed as utah distributor he doesn't sell it any more?

The biggest problem facing Pzazz right now seems to be distribution. The plant that is closest to us in the west is in Iowa. That leads to a lot of stinking freight. In AZ, I would suggest getting hold of one of the two dealers. I don't know where one guy is, but Sam Dieringer is in Pima, AZ. I would think that he could get the feed to you in Az for a reasonable price.

Mick (the owner of Pzazz) is talking to a mill in Lubbock, Tx, but hasn't made a deal yet. If he gets the deal made, the cost of the dog food should drop out west because of the difference in freight.

I also believe that Sam buys a complete load (20 or 22 tons) at one time. This enables him to make a better deal on the freight. In order to buy only 5 tons, I have to use Fed Ex Freight.

Mick is also looking for a distribution company to handle the feed in order to be able to move it all over the west.

I have had guys come from as far away as Hatch, Nm, about 4 1/2 hours away, and Logan, Nm, about 5 1/2 hours away.

I think that it might be cost effective to buy small amounts from a dealer, and have it freighted by a smaller company.

I am not a dealer, just doing this to get the feed for me. I pay full price too.