Chappie 15kg dog food
Chappie's complete dry recipes are sold in a 15kg sack as well as a smaller 3kg bag, and the 15kg size is the one that makes sense once you know roughly how much your dog gets through — it works out cheaper per kilo than the smaller bag, at the cost of needing somewhere dry to store a sack that size.
What comes in a 15kg sack
We stock the Chappie Dry Adult Dog Chicken and the Chappie Dog Complete Dry with Beef and Wholegrain Cereal at 15kg, alongside the same two recipes in the smaller 3kg bag for households that get through less or want to try a recipe before committing to the larger size. Both are complete dry foods rather than a mixer, so either can be fed as a dog's whole diet rather than alongside something else.
A 15kg sack is genuinely heavy — it is not a bag you want to be carrying far from the car, and it is worth having a dry, vermin-proof place to store it once it is opened, since a sack that size takes weeks rather than days for most households to work through.
Is the 15kg size worth it
It comes down to how many dogs you are feeding and how quickly you get through a bag. For a single medium or large dog eating daily, 15kg lasts long enough that the lower cost per kilo generally makes it the better buy over the 3kg bag, provided you have somewhere to store it once opened.
For a small dog, or if you want to check a recipe agrees with your dog before buying in bulk, the 3kg bag is the more sensible starting point — moving up to 15kg once you know it works out cheaper in the long run without the risk of a large sack going stale before you finish it.
This range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Chappie Dry Adult Dog Chicken
A complete dry food for adult dogs of all sizes, made with chicken and cereals
£42.49
Chappie Dog Complete Dry with Beef and Wholegrain Cereal
Complete dry dog food with beef and wholegrain cereal, developed with vets
£42.49
Chappie Dog Complete Dry with Chicken and Wholegrain Cereal
A complete dry dog food with chicken and wholegrain cereal, where chicken is a small named part
£10.75
Chappie Dog Complete Dry with Beef & Wholegrain Cereal
A complete dry dog food with beef and wholegrain cereal, where beef is a small named part
£10.75
Chappie Favourites 12pk
A 12-pack of Chappie wet dog food cans, cereal-based and lower in protein
£16.95
Chappie Dog Tin Original — 12 x 412g Tins
Sold as a case: 12 x 412g tins. A wet food made without eggs, soya, dairy or red meat, built on white fish and chicken
£23.39
Chappie Dog Cans Chicken & Rice 6x412g
Complete tinned dog food with white fish, six cans, developed with vets
£12.25
Chappie Dog Cans Favourites 6 Pack
Complete tinned dog food in six cans, easily digestible, low in fat, with white fish
£11.65
Alpha Sensitive Salmon & Rice
A salmon and rice dry food for adult dogs with sensitive digestions, made without wheat gluten, soya or dairy.
£49.00
Alpha Working Dog Maintenance Chicken
An energy-controlled chicken dry food for working dogs with lower energy needs or a tendency to put on weight.
£29.00
James Wellbeloved Adult Breed Dry Dog Food Turkey Rice
A hypoallergenic dry food for adult dogs, in small and large breed versions, built around single-source turkey protein
From£45.75
James Wellbeloved Adult Dry Dog Food Turkey Rice
A hypoallergenic dry food for adult dogs, built around a single source of turkey protein
From£41.45
Common questions
- How long does a 15kg bag of Chappie dog food last?
- It depends entirely on your dog's size and how much you feed daily, but for a medium to large dog eating a full daily ration, a 15kg sack typically lasts several weeks. Check the feeding guide on the pack for your dog's weight to estimate more precisely.
- Is Chappie 15kg cheaper per kilo than the 3kg bag?
- Buying the larger sack generally works out cheaper per kilo than the smaller bag, which is the usual trade-off with bulk sizes — a lower running cost against a bigger upfront spend and the need to store it properly once opened.
- How should I store an opened 15kg sack?
- Keep it somewhere cool and dry, ideally in an airtight container or a sealed bin rather than the torn-open sack itself, and away from anywhere damp or accessible to vermin. A large sack sitting open for weeks is more exposed to going stale or attracting pests than a smaller bag used up quickly.
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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.