cheap chappie dry food

janeys

I have been trying to find the cheapest place to buy chappie dry dog food and have found out today that my local pets at home in Dunbarton are selling 15kg bags of chappie at £14.18 a bag, buy one get one 1/2 price. That's £21.27 for 30kg. The best price I can find anywhere. These bags usually have a very long date on them and keep well. The promotion is on for 4 weeks, I dont know when it started but I think it has just started because when I phoned I was told 'it is on for 4 weeks, so you have plenty of time'

gemmalouanna

Thanks for that will check pets at home near me and get a couple of bags

jinky67

thanks very much for that
saved me looking
will need to arrange a lift though

janeys

Just to let you know this is on again until 26th December. They also have this deal on other large bags of dry dog food, but im sorry I didn't notice what makes were on offer. Might be worth a visit to see.

jeannieblue

Going a bit off thread here, if you don't mind, can you still get the original 'wet' chappie food? I have a small dog, but I know how good a fish based diet can be for alot of dogs, and don't want to buy the big size tin. I've not seen it in my supermarkets or animal food place where I get his other stuff.

peachespeaches

When I was researching dog food I tried to find out what was in Chappie but failed miserably as it wasnt on their website. Can anyone post the ingredients of dry AND wet Chappie please? I ask because we are having trouble finding something that suits. If the original one is still available and it is fish based, what sort of fish is it and what sort of cereal?

jeannieblue

peachespeaches wrote: »

When I was researching dog food I tried to find out what was in Chappie but failed miserably as it wasnt on their website. Can anyone post the ingredients of dry AND wet Chappie please? I ask because we are having trouble finding something that suits. If the original one is still available and it is fish based, what sort of fish is it and what sort of cereal?

No idea of the ingredients - all I know is that when I had my Old English and she was a puppy, I had problems and she got the runs big time!! Not pleasant. The vet recommended Chappie and I never looked back. Now I would like to include it as part pf my little Jim's diet but think you can only get it in big tins which is annoying..... I am not a fan of dry food and as Jim is not a big drinker, think it would be a bad idea for him to have a dry food diet. I've heard that dry food can cause kidney problems?? Don't know if that is true or not.

peachespeaches

Asda website gives chappie ingredients:
Fish and Fish Derivatives (Including min. 14% White Fish) , Cereals (min. 4%) , Meat and Animal Derivatives (Including min. 4% Chicken) , Oils and Fats , Herbs , Minerals .

trudij

and I have 10 of the 800g ( i think - the middle sized tins that usually sell for about 90p-£1 each) at home - that someone is welcome to come and collect ( id appreciate a donation to a charity in return, but to be honest. I just want rid - they have been stored outside my back door and the labels arent all there, and the tins are going a little rusty - but Im positive the meat and the insides are absolutely fine!) PM me if you would like them !!! (Im in Dorset)

Mrs_PI

Yes you can still get the 400g tins

They do a chicken one and an original ( fish ) one in Tesco

My Tesco is a big extra and its a 6 multi pack but my dog loves it

jeannieblue

Mrs_PI wrote: »

Yes you can still get the 400g tins

They do a chicken one and an original ( fish ) one in Tesco

My Tesco is a big extra and its a 6 multi pack but my dog loves it

Thanks - the only drawback is that I will have to go to Tesco's - can't stand the place...