Chappie dry dog food
Chappie's dry dog food is a complete food built around two core recipes — chicken and beef, both with wholegrain cereal rather than being grain-free — sold in a 3kg bag or a larger 15kg sack depending on how much you get through.
What's in the range
We stock the Chappie Dry Adult Dog Chicken and the Chappie Dog Complete Dry with Beef and Wholegrain Cereal, both at 15kg, alongside the same chicken and beef recipes in the smaller 3kg bag. Both are complete foods, meaning either can be fed as your dog's entire diet rather than needing anything added to it.
The wholegrain cereal in the recipe is a genuine ingredient choice rather than an incidental filler — it is part of what keeps this an everyday, accessible-priced complete food rather than a grain-free or limited-ingredient one, which tends to cost more.
Choosing chicken, beef, and bag size
Chicken and beef are both widely tolerated proteins, so the choice between them usually comes down to your dog's preference or which one you already know agrees with them, rather than one being a clearly better choice. If you are trying Chappie for the first time, the 3kg bag lets you see how your dog gets on before committing to a 15kg sack.
Once you know the recipe suits your dog and you are feeding it regularly, the 15kg sack works out cheaper per kilo, provided you have somewhere dry to store it once it's opened.
A 15kg sack is a genuinely heavy, awkward thing to carry, so it is worth thinking about how you'll get it from the car to the cupboard before ordering the larger size, and where it will actually live once it is open — a cool, dry spot away from damp does more for how long it stays fresh than the bag itself does.
This range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
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 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 & Wholegrain Cereal
A complete dry dog food with beef and wholegrain cereal, where beef is a small named part
£10.75
Chappie Dog Complete Dry with Beef and Wholegrain Cereal
Complete dry dog food with beef and wholegrain cereal, developed with vets
£42.49
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
James Wellbeloved Grain Free Senior Dry Dog Food Turkey & Veg
Grain-free turkey kibble for senior dogs, with glucosamine and chondroitin for joints
£82.35
Harringtons Just 6 Dry Dog Food Lamb
Grain-free lamb dry dog food in 2KG and 12KG sizes, with size-specific formulas
From£13.99
Bakers Superfoods Chicken with Vegetables Dry Dog Food
Bakers Chicken with Vegetables dry dog food, 14kg, complete nutrition for adult dogs
£39.15
James Wellbeloved Grain Free Adult Dry Dog Food Turkey Veg
Grain-free turkey kibble for adult dogs, evenly balanced with potato in the mix
From£12.75
Common questions
- Is Chappie dry food grain free?
- No, the dry recipes we stock use wholegrain cereal rather than being grain-free. If your dog needs a grain-free diet, look for a range formulated specifically without cereal.
- Which is better, Chappie chicken or beef?
- Neither is inherently better; both are complete foods using a widely tolerated protein. The right choice usually comes down to your dog's preference or a known sensitivity to one protein over the other.
- What size bags does Chappie dry food come in?
- We stock both a 3kg bag and a larger 15kg sack across the chicken and beef recipes. The smaller bag suits trying the food or a smaller dog, while the 15kg sack works out cheaper per kilo for regular feeding.
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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.