[demofficer1988]

I am wanting to get a vittles vault and I read where someone said they actually run small to bag lb size I buy the 44lb Canidae ALS bags will the 50+lb vault be plenty big enough? Anyone who uses this?

 

[LeoRose]

I have a 15 pound size, and it usually does hold 15 to 17 pounds. It somewhat depends on kibble size. Fifteen pounds of a large kibble might not fit, but it can actually hold a bit more than 15 pounds of smaller kibble.

 

[Scout's Dad]

We own the 50lb vault and it should hold your 44lb bag. Our 25lb bags just fill it up half way.

 

[doggiedad]

i never heard of a vittle vault. i just goggled it. i might get
one. i use a large cooler. i fill the cooler what's left over stays
in the bag. i use the bag first. i think the bag is treated so the food
will last a long time when kept in it. a trash can serve the same
purpose as a vittle vault. i wonder how safe it is to store food
in a vittle vault or a trash can because of all the chemicals
that are in the pastic?

 

[arycrest]

I've been happy leaving the food in the bag (with the top of the bag secure) and putting it in a Rubbermaid trash can.

 

[jae]

vittles vault... the $45 plastic container. i wonder what the markup on that is, easily in excess of 1000%.

i bought this galvanized can the other day and keep it in the pantry, it keeps everything cooler.

20 Gallon Trash Can Galvanized at Menards

 

[Galathiel]

I think I read somewhere that it's better to leave the food in the bag it came in, then put it in another container. I have the food containers that were sold at Petsmart (the hinged lid has a snap closure on the lid... no helping yourself!). I set the dog food bag inside.

 

[jae]

vittles vault... the $45 plastic container. i wonder what the markup on that is, easily in excess of 1000%.

i bought this galvanized can the other day and keep it in the pantry, it keeps everything cooler.

20 Gallon Trash Can Galvanized at Menards

sorry this says 1000%.
that is off but still in excess.
what i meant was, 1000x or 100,000% cost mark up