sixsgod:
ohhh, I actually thought it was bingo that caused it cos that's what a lot of people said.

Its not...no matter the dog brand you ll still experience the same then with time when his body has gotten use to it it ll solidify

Gabrokpara001:


Its not...no matter the dog brand you ll still experience the same then with time when his body has gotten use to it it ll solidify

bingo has been underrated for so long.
they forgot most pups will pass through the watery poo when they change their food.

Bingo is very nice. My dog loves it. So far my dog is doing superb. Nigerians need to start patronizing the brand and stop downgrading it.

Haroldjunior:
Bingo is very nice. My dog loves it. So far my dog is doing superb. Nigerians need to start patronizing the brand and stop downgrading it.

Yea too bad Nigerians dont like patronizing locally made products...i changed from fidog to bingo simply because fidog was finished in my area ( i was also scared of using bingo because of the rumors i heard about it) little did i know i was about to recognize how lovely the brand is, my dog loves it infact compared to fidog ( imported from Italy) my dogs enjoys bingo more and he is doing ok.

UAC should try to re- sensitive Nigerians probably through adverts and sponsorship deals

CrazyCrane:

bingo has been underrated for so long.
they forgot most pups will pass through the watery poo when they change their food.

I never knew this until I switched to Valp Maxi puppy food a week ago when I brought her home. At first, her poo was watery but after about two days, it changed to chocolate brown in color.

Haroldjunior:
Bingo is very nice. My dog loves it. So far my dog is doing superb. Nigerians need to start patronizing the brand and stop downgrading it.

Like I've said, I heard rumors condemning the standard of the product and some even said perhaps, there's fake in the market, but it's good to know people like you that uses this with positive results. This is really good!

Gabrokpara001:


Yea too bad Nigerians dont like patronizing locally made products...i changed from fidog to bingo simply because fidog was finished in my area ( i was also scared of using bingo because of the rumors i heard about it) little did i know i was about to recognize how lovely the brand is, my dog loves it infact compared to fidog ( imported from Italy) my dogs enjoys bingo more and he is doing ok.

UAC should try to re- sensitive Nigerians probably through adverts and sponsorship deals

Well said, it's really good to patronize our own but sometimes I personally get discouraged by the mentality of Nigerians generally when it comes to services. The priority in providing most home made products or services in Nigeria is just for the profit sake. Most Nigerians (seller or buyer) are not after the value of the quality but quantity with less price.
I'm not saying some home made products aren't good but it's just one out of many products in Nigeria that actually encourages quality rather than quantity. It's that bad!