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Helen is a three year old Brittany Spaniel and is the only member in her family who will eat fresh veggies! Mom and Dad don't like 'em. She is a MaxFund dog who went through a dramatic coat change when she added Kumpi to her diet with her veggies! |
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Kramer is a year and a half old Spaniel Mix. The black tipping on his ears got really dark when he started eating Kumpi. He spins around in circles when he gets excited and does back flips. His new best friend is a Great Dane and Kumpi makes Kramer feel big and tough, too! |
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Indy is a six month old Spaniel mix whose owners are thrilled with the changes in her color since changing to Kumpi. From a washed out brown to a rich mahoghany they cannot believe the difference a dog food could make! |
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Dancer is a six year old Spaniel Mix that glows both inside and out - since eating Kumpi. That black coat keeps getting glossier and shinier with every bag of Kumpi. Even the white is gleaming and the report is fewer tangles and easier grooming time - which makes everybody happy! |
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Tater is a six year old Goofball Mix according to her owners. When they couldn't find Kumpi at their normal outlet she went on a food strike! Tater is such a big part of their heart and a member of the family. Now they make sure as they get to the bottom of the bag, their little silly girl always has another sack on the way. |
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DENVER, COLORADO 303.693.6533 Dry coat, lack of mobility or failure to thrive may be symptoms of a serious health condition. Even though superior nutrition is vital to your dog, please consult your veterinarian if your dog exhibits these symptoms. |
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