Burgess for puppies
Burgess is better known in the UK for its small animal range — rabbit, guinea pig and other nugget-based foods — but it also makes a dog food line under the Supadog name, including a puppy recipe. For dog owners, that puppy formula is the relevant part of the range rather than the small animal side the brand is more widely known for.
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What Burgess makes for puppies
The Burgess Supadog range includes a complete puppy recipe alongside adult and light formulas, positioned as a straightforward, everyday dry food line rather than a premium or specialist one. It sits within a wider Burgess catalogue that is otherwise built almost entirely around small animals and cats.
This makes Burgess a slightly less obvious name for dog owners specifically than brands built around dog food from the ground up, but the Supadog puppy formula is a genuine complete food for growing dogs rather than a side product.
What we stock, and who it suits
We carry the Burgess Supadog Puppy Chicken recipe from the range, alongside Burgess's wider Supadog adult formulas. It suits owners looking for a straightforward, accessible complete puppy food rather than those specifically seeking a brand with a dog-only heritage.
As with any puppy food, the right choice still depends on your individual puppy's expected adult size, breed and any known sensitivities, rather than the brand name alone.
It is worth checking the specific recipe against your puppy's expected adult size before buying, the same as with any puppy food, since a standard formula and a large-breed-specific one control growth rate differently.
For this need
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Burgess Supadog Adult Complete Dog Active
Complete dry food for active adult dogs, built around poultry meal and calcium for bone health
£29.15

Burgess Sensitive Adult Dog Turkey
Complete turkey and rice dry food for adult dogs in a 12.5KG bag
£48.89

Burgess Supadog Adult Complete Beef
Complete adult dog food in a 12.5KG bag, with beef declared at 4%
£31.19

Burgess Sensitive Adult Dog Lamb
Complete lamb and rice dry food for adult dogs in a 12.5KG bag
£50.29

Burgess Sensitive Adult Dog Salmon
Complete salmon and rice dry food for adult dogs in a 12.5KG bag
£49.35

Burgess Greyhound and Lurcher Chicken
Complete adult dry food formulated for the specific build of greyhounds and lurchers
£35.35

Burgess Supadog Adult Complete Chicken
Complete adult dog food in a 12.5KG bag, with chicken declared at 9%
£31.19

Pedigree Tasty Minis Puppy Treats Chewy Cubes with Chicken
Soft chewy puppy training treats with 13% chicken and added calcium, 125g
£2.25

Forthglade Complete Puppy Chicken with Liver Grain Free — 18 x 395g Trays
Sold as a case: 18 x 395g trays. A complete grain-free wet food for puppies, built on 71% chicken and 4% chicken liver
£35.89
Common questions
- Is Burgess mainly a dog food brand?
- No, Burgess is best known in the UK for its small animal range — rabbit and guinea pig food in particular — with a smaller Supadog line covering dog food, puppy formulas included. It is a less dog-specific brand than some of the bigger dedicated dog food names.
- Is Burgess Supadog Puppy suitable for large breed puppies?
- Check the specific recipe's packaging for guidance on breed size suitability, since not every standard puppy formula controls growth rate in the way a dedicated large-breed puppy food does. If you have a large or giant breed puppy, this is worth confirming before choosing any food.
- Does Burgess make food for other pets besides dogs?
- Yes, extensively — Burgess is one of the better-known UK brands for rabbit and guinea pig nuggets and hay, alongside cat food, with the Supadog dog range being a smaller part of the wider catalogue rather than the brand's main focus.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.


