Storing dry kibble

[Cazzie]

Ok we know that air kills off nutrients in dry kibble, so everytime we open it up more are being killed, so what "IS" the best wat to store it as I have 5 different bags on the go at the moment 

[cdpops]

Oh I didn't know that! I use kibble as training treats for Charlie a bag lasts for ages. I put it in a tupperware type container, only so it's easier to pour into his coachie bag.

[MegandMolly]

Oh dear
I put ours into a new flip top kitchen bin and keep it under the stairs (not air tight thou) . What about the big brewing buckets you can get for making beer? Would a new refuse bin be airtight enough?

[Victoria]

I have a royal canin plastic tub with a lid that Lola's breeder gave us. 

[Spaniel Girl]

I have a plastic bin with a click on lid, also I give Hill's and it comes in plastic bag that you can re seal and squeeze all the air out so it stays fresh. 

[joanne_v]

I fill a big tupperware tub once a week out of the bag which is then rolled back up to keep airtight(ish)

[Cazzie]

I fill a big tupperware tub once a week out of the bag which is then rolled back up to keep airtight(ish)

Great idea 

[tiamaria]

I started to use a big cereal tupper wear tub, its easy to pour too! 

[september]

I have a big tupperware tub that stores a 2kg bag of James wellbeloved, that sits in the dog cupboard.  I have a similar smaller one for dog biscuits!!

[cazza]

I keep mine in the bag in the air tight container 

[elaine.e]

I've obviously failed as a Cocker mum again! I tip William's JWB kibble out of the bag into a plastic bin. It has a lid but it's definitely not airtight. As I buy a large bag of kibble that lasts ages it probably has no nutrients in it at all by the end!

[tiamaria]

I've obviously failed as a Cocker mum again! I tip William's JWB kibble out of the bag into a plastic bin. It has a lid but it's definitely not airtight. As I buy a large bag of kibble that lasts ages it probably has no nutrients in it at all by the end!

May as well change your food and buy bakers complete! 

[Mudmagnets]

Nope I didn't know this either, both my bags of food are open to the air and i just scoop out what i need from each of a meal time - there you go - you learn something new everyday

[Silver Surfer (indiesnan)]

I fill a big tupperware tub once a week out of the bag which is then rolled back up to keep airtight(ish)

I do the same as Joanne 

[mharriss]

I do the same as some of the others.  Daily use is in a cereal pourer tupperware and the massive bag is emptied out into a swing bin (def not airtight)  .  I buy the big 15kg bags so only thing I could think of.

So I have failed as a cocker mummy too!

So what is the solution???