[Dailydrool] keeping kibble fresh

Wendie L Prince houndsabound at att.net
Mon Jun 29 10:01:04 PDT 2009


Oh my,  that is a lot of food for one week!    We store ours in 5gal plastic 
covered bins after they are opened.  But we only go through, maybe 15-20 
pounds per week of kibble.  Senior Houndsabound was donated about 500 pounds 
of Bogswell food by a local pet store,   we gave about 125 lbs to Suncoast 
BR, and we are now about through the rest of it.  We have a nice size indoor 
pantry that were able to stack the bags in to prevent any rodents from 
helping themselves.  I do know inside does not mean they will not get in, 
but hoping because that area of the house is brand new,  I was not concerned 
about mice.

wen



At our house we go through about 100 pounds of kibble a week, give or
take. It is stored in the bags on a specially built shelf in the
kennel with bar bait tucked between the bags until a bag is opened.
Open food is kept in metal garbage cans. the one in the kennel holds
2 50# bags with room to spare. A smaller one in the kitchen
for the househounds holds about 25#. We also have a couple of
the stacking plastic food bins that hold about 40# each that we use for
anna's corn-free kibble and any puppy chow or other special food in
use. We have never had kibble go bad or get buggy and we only had
trouble with mousies before we got the bar bait. Before we got the
galvanized garbage cans we used plastic ones which worked fine for us
despite the fact that they were not food grade plastic. However,
eventually, a very persistant rodential being chewed through the
plastic.

Now if someone could make a sizeable container
otterhound-proof.........

crazy basset lady
MAKE DROOL NOT
WAR

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Rebec
Bassets at
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Basset Buddies Rescue, Inc. at
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