Any Wysong users please read

[Magwheelz]

Thanks for the responses.

One question I have for them(or maybe you know)..is why don't the Nurture as well as their Archetype line(wouldn't the regular Archetype be fatty enough btw? I didn't say cheaper ) contain probiotics?

Ok..an edit before I even post. I looked online here and those DO have the probiotics. They're not mentioned in the catalog. I'm happy to see it though

Do they give tours of the factory? I'm in Wisconsin but if I'm ever out that way I'd love to stop in. I plan on trying some of their people products as well.

[sabies]

I don't have answers to your questions but I just wanted to say that I've used their dog food and some of their dog supplements and I think they're a great company.

[crow_noir]

No, they don't. Supposedly for sanitary reasons. I've asked a couple times and always got the same response.

All that I've been able to see is from walking in to the store. The front it beautiful with a waterfall and foliage (inside the building.) and tons of office space and cubicles. Apparently it's separate for the rest of everything else (which makes sense.)

Hmmm... They have their research facility in WI. I wonder if they give tours of that?

Do they give tours of the factory? I'm in Wisconsin but if I'm ever out that way I'd love to stop in. I plan on trying some of their people products as well.

[Magwheelz]

Thanks again for the responses.

I was mistaken on the catalog not mentioning the probiotics for all the foods. They have **'s at the end of the ingredients list for some and if you go to the bottom of the page it'll say "go to page 19"(or whatever page) to see ingredients all the foods contain.

If the probiotics remain "active"...I'm really going to like their products(human as well). I've noticed other supplements and even brands of treats and food that contain them, so I'm assuming they are "active".

I'll have to look into the Wisconsin plant. The picture makes it look like it's just a corn etc processing place. Or maybe it's the cheese