Ok I feed my dog the raw diet, and I was wondering if this is an Ok emergency food? It’s Taste Of The Wild. The exact food is shown in the link below:
http://www.tasteofthewildpetfood.com/products/dogs/high_prairie_canine_formula/

I was just wondering, because I feed raw, and I know you have to have a special kind of kibble for emergency.
Tiger does well on it, and he likes it. No runs or vomiting.

If it’s Ok, I’m gonna buy a 20lb bag to keep on hand.

Taste Of The Wild is high quality food! I was expecting to see something nasty like Purina as emergency food. But nope! =]

You never know when an emergency will strike and leave you without usual means of food storage and preparation. Just add water to these freezedried Mountain House Foods and you have 10 servings (16 with Chicken Noodle) to feed your family and others. 30year shelf life. Available: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, Hearty Stew with Beef, Beef Stroganoff, Lasagna with Meat Sauce, Noodles Chicken.

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#1 bottled water
#2 Can opener
Store things which don’t have to be cooked to be eaten.
Powdered milk is good to have. Cold water tea bags. (you may need some caffeine)
Packets of sugar.
Canned meats: Spam, Tuna, Salmon, Chicken breast, Roast Beef, Corned Beef Hash, Vienna Sausage.
Peanut Butter, sealed packets of crackers.
Kidney Beans, Pork & Beans.
Canned corn, peas, carrots. V-8 Juice in small cans.
Canned fruits: Peaches, pears, mandarin oranges, pineapple, applesauce.

I applied for emergency food stamps the 22nd I know the holidays probably slowed things up but shouldn’t I have gotten them by now?? I was approved.
if you know nothing about someones situation maybe you should shut your mouth! My family and I came up on hard times just like a lot of people in this country has. Just know that Karma is a B***H
thanks but already did that and have left many messages.

emergency food Stamps take 5 working days generally. The 24th may or may not have been a working day for that office where you are. So 22. 23. 24?, 28, 29 or 22, 23, 28, 29, 30. If you need food before they come go to http://www.feedingamerica.org and find the food bank nearest you and contact them for he4lp and fr info about food pantries near you,

Any emergency in case of disaster, economic downfall, war, anything. Its really a good idea to have canned food / water supply stored and rotate them about once a month…. camping items are great idea, thanks~!

Try something like MREs and bottled water. The water you can cycle through the normal day-to-day use, buying a few gallons to replace the gallons you use periodically. The MREs will last pretty much with no worries for five or six years. After that, you should find a reason to eat them, and replace them. Five years is a long time, though.

You can find MREs and similar long-term storage food at camping stores or even at internet sites like Sportsman’s Guide. (No I don’t get a commission, but I like some of the stuff they have.) And while you’re putting up stuff for emergencies, think about some cash and maybe a hand-cranked radio/light. If you go camping, you probably already have a lot of what you need. One more thought- I’d keep these "emergency" supplies in a 30-gallon garbage can, which you can use in an emergency. PBS had a few programs on what you might want to keep, including food.