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Thanks Ben! We appreciate the kind words!
Hi Kathryn,
I can give my opinion but I’d really recommend asking your vet.
It’s not listed in the ingredients. However, dog food ingredients are incredibly vague. You’d need to reach out to Chappie to confirm.
I’d imagine 1/2 to 1 tray a day would be about right. However, I’d recommend consulting your vet just to be sure.
You can buy online at Pets at Home (link) or at one of their stores.
Hi Linda,
For whatever reason, this isn’t information that they make easy to find. We don’t know the answer.
I think you’d need to reach out to Chappie and hope that they were feeling helpful.
That’s great to hear! Well done Paddy!
We weren’t aware of a change in the recipe. If that’s the case, we’ll get working on an updated article.
Hi Heather,
4 months is old enough for a puppy to be groomed. Some people argue that 10-12 weeks old is ideal as exposing a young dog to new experiences means it can easier become acclimatised to them. For example, a dog exposed to water at a young age will usually take to it better than one that meets a river for the first time as an adult dog.
Hope that helps!
No, not that we’re aware of
Hi Sammi,
Being grain-free I’d imagine yes it is gluten-free too.
However, they make no specific mention of it being gluten-free in the literature or on the packaging.