20 Best Chan For Jb (2022 Updated)

We adopted a 7-month-old hound mix almost 3 weeks ago now and he was initially on a different type of food. Our 8 year old houndmix has been on Fromm since we got him around 6 years ago and has done very well, so I wanted to switch our puppy to Fromm as well.

He’s been on it about a week or week and a half and so far has done very well. Nice solid poops and no digestive issues to note. Will continue to buy Fromm products!.

I use to be a believer in Sta-Bil. But after 2 seasons of having issues with my generator and mowers not wanting to run right I found something that works. I have had to replace every carburetor on all of my equipment.

2 of them just a couple of years old. I only use gas from stations that are “Top Tier rated, so gas is not the problem. The problem is after a few runs with Sta-Bil in the gas cans, the bowls and jets are cover with varnish.

My generator gets ran each month for about 15 minutes with about a half of gallon of gas til it runs dry. The 5 month it would not run. I pulled the carburetor and had to clean it out. This is what I thought was supposed to be prevented.

After talking to 2 mower shops about my issue and as soon as I mentioned using Sta-Bil in the gas they both said there’s your problem. And both recommend the same alternative product. I have not had an issue since with my equipment not starting or running.

Not sure why this happens, but I cannot recommend this product. This is solely my opinion which we are all entitled too. Others may have better luck. But for me and again this is my opinion, I’m done with Sta-Bil.

It’s a shame since I have had so much better luck out of other Golden Eagle Company product’s.

The new E10-E15 fuels are really rough on power equipment like mowers, trimmers, riders, etc. I try to use non-ethanol where available but no matter what fuel you use, you need to treat it with Sta-Bil to keep the fuel fresh.

I often end up with 3-5 gals of fuel at the end of the mowing season. Treated with Sta-Bil, it is good to go in the spring. And the power equipment with fuel in the tanks and carbs start up better as well.

Best to run them dry but not always possible. Fixed many a mower in the spring with dried crud in the float bowl. Sta-Bil prevents that.

The “Storage” in the name is good for short-term and longer term. I’ve used this for years with excellent results. Gasoline, left in a tank starts forming a residue which can really mess-up a gas engine.

This works. I use it in a Truck that is run intermittently and in an electric generator and other tools. Once, due to forgetfulness, I left a 1/2 tank of gas in a gas hole digger – for two years! I don’t recommend doing this on purpose – but it did have this product in its gas.

With fingers crossed, I put the choke on and pulled the rope slowly once, then turned the “Run” switch to “ON” and pulled harder on the rope – and it started! I used the remainder of that tank and refueled again, and it worked without a flaw.

That was impressive to me! This stufff, used properly, could save you a lot on repair money.

Was updating my FSA K-Force Light Crankset which came with 52/38 chainrings which FSA called a “Race Compact”. I love the crankset except for the fuggly big chainring. I purchased a SRAM Red 52T 110 BCD big ring (much better looking than the FSA) and decide to go to a 36T inner ring to give me smaller (gear inch) climbing gears.

The 36T works well with the mating SRAM outer ring for shifting small to big (probably as good as it gets with a 16T jump). The upshifting depends on the ramp design of the big ring so the inner ring has little effect on that, however the chain runs smooth in the small ring (KMC Gold Light 10 speed) and I can shift the chain to the 12 (12/25T Cassette) on the small ring with no rubbing or issues (not that I would use the 36/12 combo).

Good price, good quality, feels light.

I have the more usual 5 bolt spider on my SRAM crank that doesn’t need the hidden bolt arrangement. My bcd is 110mm, a good match there, so I took a chance on being able to fit this good value chain ring.

In the event it fitted the existing bolt holes perfectly but the threaded stud on the hiiden bolt is too short for the normal spider mounting. The threaded stud is firmly fixed in the chainwheel and I contemplated various ways of removing it and using a normal chainring bolt arrangment.

Long story short, the eventual solution was to press out the stud. I have a 1Te press that did the job easily, but a few well aimed hammer blows would achieve the same result. The stud is held by some shallow parallel knurling that locks it into a standard sized recessed hole in the chainwheel.

Once out, the hole is of the same dimensions as the other 4. The standard chainwheel stud arrangement now fits perfectly. I now feel totally confident the bolting will not let me down.

Hands down, best shifting rings for road cranks that fit this BCD. FSA don’t cut it. Don’t try to put this on new shimano cranks, they won’t fit because shimano is so weird. Match it with the small chainring.

I’ve run these on Red Cranks, Force Cranks, and Sworks cranks. Great results.

I feed puppies a commercial puppy food, because the professionals have invested a lot of time and money to make sure the nutritional needs of a puppy are met. I also keep commercial dry food around and put it in my dogs food rotation.

That way if I need to board them, the transition to a easily fed food is already done. My Vet knows I feed my adult dogs a rotational diet of homemade human grade food every day, along with a few commercial foods once a week or so.

Puppies get a primarily commercial food for puppies and the homemade food as a third of their diet. My Vet is the one who suggested that this was a good food to add to ny dry food rotation and that my Doberman puppy would do good on it.

And he has.

I have tried many other brands, but Nutrisource Chicken and Rice dry dog food is the best. My dogs love it! And I love that it is very digestible. Other dog foods that professed to be wonderful made my dogs poops either very runny or too hard.

Now my dogs defecation is regular and neither too hard nor too soft. It may sound crazy, but when you have to scoop poop from 2 dogs, I prefer them to be healthy poops! I have been using this dog food for 2 years now and both my 11 year old and new puppy gobble it up.

My vet says that the fashionable grain-free dog foods can lead to heart disease. It is very difficult to find higher quality dog feeds that aren’t grain-free. I am very happy with this dog food. It’s easy on my dog’s digestive system – he has solid stools and he’s not gassy.

I highly recommend this food. My dog is 13 months old now. I hope the adult food fits the bill when we need to change.

These are the best and most versatile mason jars in my opinion. The straight side makes it easier to clean and easier to scoop the contents out. I use them for drinking glasses and they fit in my cup holder.

It also has measurements which makes them useful for many applications. Walmart also has the best price. I can’t believe I was able to get them right now. A lot of people in my canning and crafting groups has been waiting for them but they are nowhere to be found through retailers.

The few available are exorbitantly priced by individual resellers. So happy I was able to score these!.

We use these as high value training treats for new task work with my service dog and for positive association with our rescue. They smell delightful, like a blueberry muffin, and our dogs adore them (all of our dogs are fruits and veggies loving dogs, though.

pretty sure my Golden Retriever/Labradoodle mix prefers raw red cabbage and apples over bacon). You get a lot of treats for the price, which makes them pretty economical when you go through them quickly.

Nutrition-wise and portions-wise you can give your doggo more of these in a day than you’d be able to with a lot of other brands, which is ideal for training. they’re about the size of the average large dog dry kibble, but they’re easy to chew without being chewy or soft in texture.

Our senior 4lb Min Pin eats them without any trouble. highly recommend.

I really love chewy because of the reasonable prices and fast delivery. My last order for my dog treats were smaller bags than I had ordered and my dog’s food came in the correct bag but the pieces were too small.

It’s like the manufacture may have put the wrong size dog food in the bags. Never had this problem until this recent purchase. I really love chewy. The food is Nutro Lamb/rice for adult dogs and Nutro peanut butter treats.

I have a yellow lab who is just over 1 year old. When we first got her we realized she was allergic to red meat and it caused awful gastro issues. We switched her to a chicken based puppy food (Acana) that she was on for about 9m.

When she became 1 year I called our local pet store for some recommendations on new food as we realized Ginny’s paws were SO cracked and dry and her fur was pretty rough. Seems like her skin was sensitive as she wouldn’t like being brushed.

Originally I had wanted to go with another brand (due to many many recommendations on lab sites/other lab parents) but strictly a fish protein when they recommended this food. They mentioned it’s common that labs are sensitive to chicken and that it might help her skin and fur.

It’s been about 3 weeks of this to help ween her off her old food. Her fur has never felt softer, more conditioned and healthy. Her paws are nearly healed up and I can brush her with minimal discomfort.

It doesn’t smell great but she loves it. She also started chewing this food but she hasn’t ever chewed other kibble or treats. But she loves it and is definitely much healthier feeling. I have fed Acana to my animals for many many years and will continue to use this brand and recommend to anyone else.

We are also getting another puppy shortly and I will test him out on this food as well as it’s good for all breeds and life stages.

I bought this product about 2 month’s ago. My Pit Bull has ridiculous allergies! I did the allergy test at the vet and they assumed it was her food as all lab results came back with no issues. I was basically told to try a new food and wait 2wks, and to keep doing that until we find a winner.

I just started making her food myself, but that’s extremely time consuming! I came across this brand at my local Petco marked 1/2 off due to the package change! I purchased it, and she LOVED it! She’s never excited for dog food, and ate the minimum necessary to survive (lol, seemed that way to me).

I noticed a change after about a week! Her patches started to fill in (she used to have to wear a shirt because her skin condition was SO BAD!). I returned to purchase the food at the full retail, and I can honestly say after one month her coat is FULL and SHINY!!! Totally worth the price and I won’t feed her anything else! Yes, I’ve tried all the expensive big name brands and none worked! I’m so happy I stopped at that Petco 2 months ago!! My Queen is excited to get her food now, and the healthy skin is the ultimate payoff!!! I wish I had taken a before and after picture, but I honestly didn’t think it would work :(.

She no longer licks her paws like a crazy dog either!.

A year ago, we received an AKC registered 6 week old chocolate lab puppy. As time pasted buy and she was getting a little bigger. She kept getting ear infections one right after the other. I was constantly taking her to the vet, getting medication and the price kept adding up.

After really getting exhausted from all the steps in getting her ear cleared I decided to do a lot of research on where the yeast infections are cause by or from. Upon all my research I read that if dog food has a lot of Carbs it can cause yeast infections in dog’s ears and to also stay away from tapioca which is also a carb.

Long story short. I came across Acana Puppy. I started my girl on Acana in October 2021 in hopes this would help reduce her yeast infections in her ear. Yesterday I had to take her for her regular check up.

The vet told me that she didn’t have not one speck of an ear infections. She was good to go and she was health as a horse. I was sooooo happy to hear the good news. She isn’t suffering anymore. Thank you so much for making such an amazing product.

I know also have my beagle on Meadowland. I will forever be loyal to Acana dog food products. Thank you so very much for making wonderful products.

This food was good til it wasn’t. available any longer! My two 16-1/2 year old Yorkies at 3-1/2 pounds each, did great on this food, and loved it forever, until it hasn’t been available forever. What a shame such a wonderful company like Royal Canin can’t keep up with the high demand their clients are asking for.

We’re forced to search elsewhere, and when we find something equal in quality that our pets like as well, if not better, and is readily available, guess what, we won’t return. I’m sure you know how detrimental this is to your business, your stocks, and your bottom line.

Yes, you are losing money and getting grief, I am being inconvenienced, but the real victims here, are the tiny, elderly fur babies not getting the food they need and deserve. Please, please, please get this food back in stock! Can you at least give us an approximate date we may see it back on the market, or a place we can preorder it before it comes and goes, before we can get our hands on even one bag? It’s not fun to be teased! A very concerned senior pet Mom.

My picky Yorkie eats this food well and I started buying it for her. She has a great silky coat after being on this food (now she’s on Royal Canin Calm- another great food). Recently while we were traveling my large dog went on a hunger strike and this was literally the only thing I could get her to eat.

She just seems to prefer small bites and does not have any problem eating this too fast. Her vet gave it the thumbs up since she is maintaining a great healthy weight on this food! It is actually very similar in calories/fat to the large breed formula which she did not care for and the 35lb bag was way too big.

This is a great food, the price is worth it!.

My Chiweenie (Chihuahua/Dachsund) has been on this for several months now, and he is doing great! We switched him from a competitor’s product (interestingly, Petco doesn’t allow one to mention the name of a competitor in a review.

why, Petco?). He did perfectly fine on this “competitor’s” kibble, his big sister was on Royal Canin, and he was always jealous of the taste, so we bought this for him, too, and he loves it! Great teeth, healthy coat, lots of trouble-y energy to do all the things pups love.

My vet recommends this and the competitor which shall not be named. Also, Royal Canin has multiple research facilities and contributes much to the world of animal nutrition. A great company to support.

I have used them primarily to overcome low blood sugar when I am out and about and my Dexcom Device informs me that my Glucose level is approaching a too low point. They work very well. When I started with my diabetes life styles, the medical community provided me with little toothpaste type tubes filled with a pink very unpleasant tasting goo.

The Energy Chews are easy to carry with me and are very tasty. I would award them with Six Stars if that choice was available. Yummy.

For rides over 3 hours, I had long found it hard to fuel effectively and felt sick from eating less digestible bars and snacks with grains. Switching to gummies solved that, and these are definitely some of the best I’ve had.

Good basic ones for the start of a ride, and pair well with beefier gel packs to use late in endurance rides. My only gripe is that there does not appear to an option to buy bulk packs through REI, so these get pretty expensive if you use them regularly.

I’d love if REI would sell 12 or 24 packs to bring down the cost per pack.

Another favorite!! My second favorite after the cherry blossom chews. Great flavor and great texture! All the Honey Stinger chews I’ve tried have a great texture: not too gummy, and they don’t get hard in the cold/freezing weather.

(Some other brand chews will pull out your teeth/dental work when you chew them when they are cold/frozen!!!).

The chainring is very solid / rigid and wears well. It’s for CX for me. It has one “feature”, which is not ideal. The design that helps keep the chain on requires the outer chain plates to be over a particular tooth pattern (ie one of any of every other teeth).

However, the chain will also fit on the other teeth (ie one tooth out), which cannot happen on big/small designs like SRAM. The graphics on the chainwheel that indicate the correct alignment are feint.

In an unplanned chain off, or even changing wheels when a chain pops off, it is tricky to see the graphics and line the teeth up correctly. I will be marking a few of the teeth with a bright colour paint, so allowing speedy chain fixing (my chain did bounce off in a CX race and I couldn’t see the markings etc in the heat of remounting….

which turned out to be one tooth out, which runs noisily, so inefficiently and probably unreliably if used like that for more than a few minutes).

Being so much cheaper than the official out front mounts makes this great value for money. It fits quickly and easily to a standard 31. 8mm mountain bike handlebars – measure your handlebars first if you are unsure and this is thicker than you think – if you have a hybrid or road bike it wont fit unless you use spacers.

It looks great and fits my cycle computers just as good as the official mounts and as my bike has SRAM eagle gears the SRAM branding fits in well 😉 Mine came with a torx (star) screw not a normal allen key hex fitting – this may be an issue for some people if you don’t have a torx bit.

Overall I would totally recommend it and would buy again!.

I have a 3 yr old Maltese that is a super picky eater! I literally just bought this food today and he is eating it out of the bag! We’ll see how his bowels react but im just amazed at how tasty it is for him.

We’ve tried the Rachael Ray food (never again), and blue diamond basics limited. He eats at his own pace but with those foods sometimes he would not eat for a whole day. He enjoys soft dog foods but soft food alone cause him to have runny/loose bowel which is no bueno.

He has to have some sort of kibble to harden up his poops. I can tell we’re off to good start with Solid Gold. Looking fwd for him to try other products from this company!.

I have a 14 year old Boston Terrier. As a puppy she was extremely food picky! Tried a few brands. then wee bit. Not only does she live the smell but also the small kibble size. At 14 she still likes to go on hour long walks and looks fit and healthy.

I just got a new boy puppy and Im already switching him, gonna try the mighty mini. He will literally leave the science diet puppy kibble on the ground, and pick out the solid gold! Lol Have to force him to eat it till fully switched.

Trust me your dog knows the difference. Solid gold is my brand for life.

My chiweenie has had picky eating issues in the past, motivated by knowing the other dogs have different food that she can’t have. I can’t take any more ‘hunger strikes’ so I went searching for something special and different and enticing.

We don’t do grain free, I wanted an interesting protein, and small kibble size. Surprisingly hard to find small breed dog food that isn’t grain free! It’s been about six weeks and my tiny terrorist still goes wild for this stuff and doesn’t try to eat the other dog’s food at all.

Winning!.

Let me start by saying that I wanted a top quality puppy food for our micro-sized Chihuahua. I went with a raw-boost dry food and the poor little thing had runny stools for 2 weeks straight. Our vet told us it was simply “too rich” a food for small dogs.

I’m not thrilled that this Hill’s Science Diet Puppy formula has some questionable things listed as the first 5 ingredients: (Chicken Meal, Whole Grain Wheat, Cracked Pearled Barley, Whole Grain Sorghum* a grain*, Whole Grain Corn,.

) It’s a pretty grain heavy food and not what I’d call top quality. All that being said, my 1lb Chihuahua did very well on this food. She has normal bowl movements, eats it without issue, and has gained weight steadily while on it (from 1lb to 3lbs in approx 6 months).

Her coat is glossy, & her muscle definition is great. She’s perky & energetic as well. She’s a shelter rescue pup, and due to poor genetics due to overbreeding, she will remain very tiny, not likely exceeding 3.

5 lbs total). The fact is, she’s done very well on this food. Yeah, the protein level is lacking in this food, but an ultra high protein food would be rough on her tiny little liver. It seems that this puppy formula relies almost exclusively on carbohydrates as it’s energy source.

It’s been good for her thus far; but I plan to look for a slightly more balanced adult food for her once she is about 11 months old. Long term, High carb foods are really not ideal for any dogs teeth, or weight, or overall health.

This is what my dog was fed in the shelter and I decided to keep buying it for her and she loved it. However, I think there might be something wrong or different about the last bag I purchased (arrived in late Aug/early Sept).

She went from gobbling it down to not touching it all day, basically just eating treats, and only finally eating it when she was starving. I even tried pulverizing the kibble with a rolling pin and mixing it with other foods (coconut oil; Kong paste; her new food – and she would spit out the kibble bits and only swallow the other food).

After about a week and a half, I ended up switching brands (FreshPet) and she’s eating normally again. I noticed I’m not the only one this has happened to, which now, really makes me think it’s definitely the food, and not her! Bummer, because I got the 35 lbs.

bag.

I had been looking for a high quality kibble for my 18 month old working GSD for a long time! I had tried numerous brands even tried some of the fresh alternatives which for me are extremely expensive, but do offer good quality.

My dog is extremely high energy and doesn’t really have an “off switch” and as such has had more than his fair share of GI issues in his young life. We finally determined he could not tolerate chicken or turkey or duck, nothing with feathers as the protein source.

He also can not tolerate blueberries, yes you read that correctly, something as good as blueberries twists his GI tract up terribly. This Orijen is one of very few kibble recipes that have no fowl and no blueberries and he absolutely loves it! The protein is very high quality and there are some grains to ensure he gets the taurine he needs as well.

If I had one issue with the recipe I would say it’s with the addition of the mackerel fish, while I understand the need for the oils for omega’s I would rather see salmon used instead. He seems to be doing well his poop’s are for the most part firmish and there is about 25-30 percent less of it so I believe he is absorbing more of the nutrients.

The price is about what you would expect to pay for food of this quality and about 50 percent less than the “subscription” based “fresh” foods.

I never fully got on the grain-free bandwagon, and now that I’ve read the FDA report connecting grain-free dog foods to canine dilated cardiomyopathy, I’m glad I didn’t! I got my new pup at 9 weeks about 3 months ago, and he was on wet food but showing interest in his dad’s kibble at that time.

The vet said she recommended “anything except grain-free,” so I started checking ingredients, looking at reviews, and reading through all the published studies about canine diet that I could get my hands on.

Orijen Amazing Grains Puppy Food was my first pick, and while it took my pup a little while to get used to it (he wanted to play with it rather than eat it!), he’s taken to it well. He still eats his wet food first, but then he snacks on this kibble throughout the day.

He’s healthy and happy, seems to have no digestive issues at all, and certainly enjoys mealtime. For my part, I’m happy to see lots of quality meat ingredients, no peas or potatoes (the problem ingredients related to heart issues), and a good protein and fat ratio.

It’s a little pricy, sure, but for a dog likely won’t top 10 pounds, it’s affordable. We’re going do a rotation diet, so he gets a variety of proteins and isn’t dependent on one brand, but Orijen is definitely going to be part of the regular diet.

Im a terrible dad, I turned my kids GPUs that I bought into mining gear and now built them computers running off the 5600G. Ones 12 and the other is 6. They love Fortnite and Minecraft plus have a PS5, but theyre hooked on PC, but dont care about enthusiast level graphics and performance.

I was able to get Fortnite running 1080P epic with textures and view distance, shadows were down but anti aliasing was high and runs smooth like 45 FPS, so it can run 60 FPS with textures turned down, but not needed.

Minecraft was easily smooth and it ran Apex no problem. Luckily I can drop a GPU in later, but Yeesh by this time next year a 6600g might be out. Game performance seems to be on par with a 5700G. Ive been considering this setup for myself with the new GeForce Now offering a streaming service that provides RTX 3080 performance.

Its definitely worth a shot, resell value is so high. Itll only depreciate more than 10-20$ if you were to damage it. I have bought multiple of these, I have had no trouble with boards that were using 5000 series to begin with and Ive had no trouble with brand new boards, Ive had great luck with boards that were using 3000 series before, but only issues I had were when I bought used motherboards or refurbished motherboards.

I still have 3000 series chips to help with bios and all, but If youre building from scratch and youre buying a second hand or refurbished board, then good luck, my fail rate is like 60% with the boards, but to have backup boards to see that its not the CPUs fault.

Just pointing that out, because you can run into all kinds of stuff, cable loose, ram bad, psu gone bad, Ive had a case with a bad power button, to just swap everything over to another case to find out its just the power button.

I support second hand, I havent had any issues with second hand boards from trusted sellers on eBay, but I have from some of the so called top refurbishers found on Amazon and they can be found on eBay too, I dont believe theres much quality control happening on their end, when like new is Like Broken Actually and its why it was returned in the first place, then reboxed/refurbished whoops! Glob on the thermal paste strap on the easy diy fan and have some fun!.

I built a new system from scratch, and I wanted a powerful and versatile CPU that would handle a range of tasks gracefully and wouldn’t break the bank. I went with the Ryzen 5 5600G (integrated graphics) because I wasn’t ready to fork out the kind of money that GPU’s are fetching right now.

I paired this processer with an MSI B550 Mag Tomahawk mobo, 32 GB of G. Skill 3200 RAM, and an EVGA B5 series 750 Watt power supply. Before installing the cpu I flashed the motherboard BIOS as per the manufacturer’s instructions.

It was a simple and straightforward process. Upon completion of my build the system booted right up and has been running like a dream ever since (2-1/2 months). The Wraith Stealth cooler included with the cpu is extremely quiet, and keeps the temps low.

I use my machine for web browsing, word processing, video streaming, and heavy gaming. I don’t play the latest, greatest FPS games. My go-to games are Sniper: Ghost Warrior, Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2, and 7 Days to Die.

I sometimes game for hours at a time, and pull a consistent 30 -35 fps in all my games at moderate settings. I think this is more than acceptable for integrated graphics. (For comparison, my 2-year-old Ryzen 5 3500U laptop with Vega graphics would pull around 11 fps at the same settings).

The highest my cpu temps have gotten is 70 degrees C (about 158 degrees F). The machine has been reliable and stable, with no issues at all. I call this Ryzen 5 5600G a winner, and I’m looking forward to being able to pair it with a powerhouse GPU once prices come down a bit.

This is a good workstation CPU/GPU. I use it for light video editing on Adobe Premier Pro, work from home and ultrawide gaming. I had the Ryzen 1600 since launch with a B350 Tomahawk, and the upgrade path was do-able to the Ryzen 5000 series with the bios update (1.

2. 0. 7). For several factors, I chose the Ryzen 5700G: Gaming: – have an ultrawide 21:9, so scaling CPU did not matter, rather no performance gains on expensive CPUs. – did not need extra threads after 8-core in gaming (actually 6-core 5600 would suffice).

– higher core clock frequency at 4. 56 GHz vs 3. 8 GHz on R1600, which gets better performance on single-core. Workstation: – Adobe Premier Pro; good performance gain. – RAM at 3200 MHz (with current, not able hit with R1600).

– 8-core is sufficient for my light use of video editing. Upgrade path: – allowed me to push my MB/RAM/6900XT, 5 more years with just one upgrade. – 50%+ gains previous CPU. – chose this over a used 3700x, because it has a GPU, with better performance.

– since I had PCIE-3. 0 on existing MB, 5600x series would not benefit me, as I would have to spend on PCIE-4. 0 MBs, which defeats the purpose of a one-item upgrade. – don’t judge, but I actually like Windows 11, so it’s a plus.

R1600 was not on the recommended list. Long term use: – past my 5 years excepted use (assuming PCIE-5. 0/DDR5 has matured), I plan on turning this machine into a server, which eventually be a greater lifespan than what I actually am using for.

If was only strictly gaming, I would have chosen R5600. But my preference has changed to light workstation use, so 5700G is the perfect CPU for me. Overall, chose this over because new and old CPUS, since it has a middle ground performance of 3700x5600x/5700x with a GPU.

This in-turn will give me a longer life as it will turn into a server for my HomeLab.

I’ve tried and tested 100s of batteries over the years, having 3 children and a grandchild I always found myself changing batteries on a weekly basis, there was always something running out! Duracell was always a front runner for me, although a bit more expensive than other brands but u pay for what u get, the cheaper brands just don’t last! This plus range is even better as it lasts double the time for the same price as the original! Partically by boys remote control cars would go through so many batteries I felt like I was changing every few days until I changed to these duracell plus 100% extra life, I last changed them 14 days ago and his car is still going strong and played with on a daily basis! I will be stocking up on these ready for Christmas! 100% recommended!.

My son loves his birthday present which is a remote control car, but it needs AA batteries which will last. We have tried a few brands, at first they work well, but soon you notice the batteries are depleting, as the flashing lights become dim and when the car goes over thick grass the car slows down.

So far the Duracell Plus 100% AA have lasted really well. My son has used his car none stop over the last 3 days and usually this is when the batteries start to weaken, not in this case, the lights are still fully lit and the car drives through the thick grass so fast, I just have to ask my son to be careful with the plants! My son can’t believe his car is still running so fast.

Excellent batteries, they are a must have!.

I have only one Labradoodle now 9 years young !!! He doesn’t complain and he is very healthy and hardly ever sick. No joint problems whatsoever. I’ve been feeding Duck ala veg ever since6 months old he weighs 85 pounds and eats on demand and is not overweight and he gets around great.

I had a Goldendoodle that was 14 she ate it 8 years had plenty of vim and vigor!!! I feed the from treats also my dogs never got tired of their food. I recommended it to everyone I know or talk to it is a great product and my dogs thrive on it!!! I can’t say enough great stuff about their products and pet flow great prices and services I will always stay a Petflow customer for as long as they keep selling this Brand.

Return customers please read carefully. You are now paying the same amount for a. 26 lb bag that has always been 30 lbs! 5 lb bag now 4 lbs! Customers being significantly shorted! If you have always bought the 30lb bag you’ve just been shorted $15 in dog food! Fromm’s always more expensive and now they’re significantly decreasing bag size! Such bad deceptive business.

Bye bye Fromm’s. There’s many other good dog food out there and I would never do business with such a deceptive company.

I spent years as senior editor of some of the most widely read dog magazines in the world, but when I got a new puppy recently I turned to one of the veterinary world’s most respected nutritional experts for advice on what to feed.

Nutrition options and scientific knowledge constantly change so I appreciated getting a recommendation from someone who keeps up on the latest options. She wholeheartedly recommended Fromm Heartland Gold for Puppies.

But the proof is in how my puppy has thrived during this critical growth stage. He is the picture of health. The only reason I am not giving it five stars is that my puppy is a super picky eater so I often have to add toppers and mixers to get him to finish his bowl.

I suppose it is true for dogs as well as people that wholesome food doesn’t always taste best.

Thought I would try these as part of a recent promotion – we love Fromm food – and was not disappointed. My dog and several others that I usually see all really enjoy them. I was expecting cheerio-sized treats but these are more like a nickel.

Definitely big enough to break in half if desired. Oh and they resist crumbling, so they’ve become a favorite to stuff in my pocket for walks.

Our Danes love Fromm crunchy o’s-and Banana Kablamas just may be the best of the best. Our girls can be picky with their food and treats, but they know when Fromm treats are in the house. They beg for them above all others.

They love the cheese, pot roast pb jammers, and blueberry treats, but there’s something about the banana treats that makes them hyper excited. We can’t find Fromm locally, but we’ll worth shipping to see how much our girls love them.

We have a dachshund. If you’ve had one, you know that’s not having a dog. He runs the whole house and if he’s not in the mood, he doesn’t cooperate. If reasoning doesn’t work, it’s gonna take a treat.

These are great low calorie treats and his bribe of choice. I recommend them for everybody’s peace and sanity.