Chappie dog food

[slingshot82 32]

I was recommended chappie by a mate for feeding my terriers. I started to feed them it, but every morning I would find 1 of them had shit on the kitchen floor I tried giving them it soaked in water, then tried giving them it dry, even tried feeding at different times of the day. But still every morning there was a turd on the floor .

 

I went back to the food they were previously on and there hasnt been any mess on the floor since

 

Kyle

[watchman 256]

only ever used it on a saluki/grey pup i had years ago,good healthy pup,or so it seemed,got home and occasionally it was shitting with small amounts of blood in it.after a trip to the vet and a couple of weeks of unnecessary pills,was told to put her on chappie,very good for a young dog with this condition and worked almost immediately,the previous owner obviously feeding it something far to rich/strong whatever, for it,so as i say used it once with good effect

[RossM 8,121]

i mix a tin of chappie in with the working dog dry food i use (£6.70 for 15kg from makro) never had a problem, stools are hard and of correct colouring, never tried the dry stuff though?

[Kay 3,709]

I have fed my male dog chappie as it seemed the only stuff that didnt give him the runs ... i keep a couple of tins in ...just incase i forget to defrost chicken

[asha 48]

never gave any dogs ive had tinned dog food .is it any good.normaly use sneyds wunder dog. raw butchers scraps.butchers bones.

[RossM 8,121]

never gave any dogs ive had tinned dog food .is it any good.normaly use sneyds wunder dog. raw butchers scraps.butchers bones.

 

 

chappie is the only tinned food i give, its not full of shite like the others, it has fish and rice in it,

[asha 48]

so the tinned chapie foods good for the lurchers never tried it.will be getn a few tins see what the muts think.just be once maybe twice a week

[slingshot82 32]

Sorry peeps, its the dry stuff im talking about (complete)

Kyle

[Geoff.C 0]

Sorry peeps, its the dry stuff im talking about (complete)

Kyle

Sorry mate, as one or two have said already, never used the dry type. Have always found the tinned variety good, and as Kay says, it's great for a dog with a stomach problem. I was at a doggy event once, and there was a dog nutrition talk by a man from Pedigree petfoods. With all the choice he had, he said he recommended and used tinned chappie himself!

[waidmann 105]

i give a dry food in a bowl in the kitchen where they can help themselves(always a different type depending where i go shopping,never over 15 quid a bag though)as well as raw chicken and other stuff. i see it as a bulking food.

they are both "in weight" as as fit as the proverbial stringed instruments,faeces varies between dry/boney to "proper jobby".another plus is that dry and bones etc clean the teeth. i don't feed tinned food(the only thing they get that comes out of a tin is fish).

 

waidmann

[CorkyJohn 808]

Chappie good for dogs for old, sick & dogs with dodgy stomachs. I wouldn't use any tinned dog food as a main for my dogs, look at the water content - generally around %85

[sitting bull 5]

Chappie good for dogs for old, sick & dogs with dodgy stomachs. I wouldn't use any tinned dog food as a main for my dogs, look at the water content - generally around %85

too true.

i feed raw

[Pignut 4]

Chappie good for dogs for old, sick & dogs with dodgy stomachs. I wouldn't use any tinned dog food as a main for my dogs, look at the water content - generally around %85

 

That's what my vet said too.

 

My lurcher (and 2 Patts) have it most days. The lurcher is losing weight (he is 13) so I add a raw egg too plus biccies, obviously.