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Suggestion: kcal counts on reviews?
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Jennifer H
MemberI’ve been using DFA for years (I think I visit it more often than even social media pages!), and would absolutely love it if the reviews included calorie info.
I know this would be a big undertaking to add, but would be such a huge time saver, as every time I like a review, I end up searching the company’s website endlessly looking for where they’ve listed their calorie counts – some put it in nutritional info.; some put it in feeding guidelines; some don’t list it at all on their sites, but have it on their bags.
Anyway…just a thought.
crazy4cats
ParticipantI agree, Jennifer, that would be helpful as that is usually a factor when I’m choosing a food. Some companies don’t have them on their products or their web sites. However, only one variety of each line has ingredients listed with the guaranteed analysis on this site. So most likely we would just get one calorie count. But, that would still be helpful, in my opinion. Good idea.
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